BS Mechatronic course in CTU

[phattchoi]

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nindot mani pero dli pa kaau ni halin sa ato-a kay wala paman ni na technology. padulong man gud ni sa robotics gud.

[quiboy]

ok kayu n nga corse dmand kayu sa mga indstrl....

[quiboy]

and as of nw ctu pa ang naa ani nga corse sa cebu,,,

[crossramz]

I think this is more of a electromechanical course just like offered in CITE. most of my friends graduate in this course are fitted in industrial company for machines integration and maintenance. Mag depend nalang jud mo ani sa laboratory ug ubang subjects ma tackle.

[yana]

Anybody has propectus or list of subject on this course na willing e share diri? Mas better man gud naay propectus para pud ma compare nato ang ilang course with other courses.

[Scott Bernard]

Kung mechanical engineering mo, unya bisan mo training langmo ug tesda about electrical or motor controls... no need naka mag take ug BS Mechatronics nga course.

[MaRZ[RH]]

mao na guro ni na course makabuild ni megatron..haha

[yana]

i have prospectus and so far the this course concentrate more on electronics and programming. Most of their graduates daw automatic sa gawas na hire.

[boyq]

Read the comments section in this blog: Do Mechatronics Degrees Make Sense?

This cross-discipline degree i think is addressing the present needs of the advancing industry. True that you get to learn sub-works coming from another discipline in the industry but if it's already being done in school, why not? That would mean savings for companies from training newly hired grads.