Course Information

Overview

• Course planning is aligned with students’ future goals, with ongoing academic advising and mentoring by faculty members.
• Curriculum review is conducted regularly in coordination with school activities and industry advisory meetings to ensure alignment with market needs.
• Off-campus and industry internships are offered so that students can gain practical experience during their studies.

Curriculum Structure

• Two core domains: Smart Manufacturing Applications and Mechatronics Integration Applications.
• 28 related elective courses are planned to strengthen professional knowledge and hands-on capabilities.
• 18 practice and internship courses support project-based learning and workplace readiness.
• Practice-/internship-oriented credits account for over 60% of total graduation credits.

Signature Features

• Practice-first learning: the proportion of practice or internship courses exceeds 60% of total credits.
• Project training & competitions: students complete capstone-style “Special Projects” and participate in the department’s annual competition; participation is required for all students.
• Licensure preparation: first-year course in Computer-Aided Mechanical Drawing prepares students for Level C/B (third-/second-level) Computer-Aided Mechanical Technician certificates.
• Cross-disciplinary skills: the department offers an Intelligent Advanced Process & AI Cross-Field Credit Program in collaboration with the College of Electrical Engineering to cultivate cross-academic integration and AI application abilities.