With permission of the UCC Chair, students may replace one of their Engineering Science Electives by either a directed study or a special project laboratory course. In addition, Special Topics courses that have been approved by the UCC Chair and the Director may be counted here. The Systems option prepares students for careers involving the design and integration of computer-controlled machines and devices, and provides a foundation for graduate study in robotics, control, and mechatronic systems. Students acquire the capability to integrate knowledge from electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer engineering into the fundamental design process. This focused program includes the study of mechanical structures and mechanisms, electromechanical sensors and actuators, control engineering, and real-time systems.
Students can use electives to tailor the curriculum to specific interests and goals.
Must be an approved course. A pre-approved list of complementary studies courses is available and can be obtained from the School of Engineering Science. Chosen from ENSC 424,425,426,427,428,429,481,483,488,489,495. With permission of the UCC Chair, students may replace one of their Engineering Science Electives by either a directed study or a special project laboratory course. In addition, Special Topics courses that have been approved by the UCC Chair and the Director may be counted here.