Key learning outcomes
Graduates in the bachelor's degree programme for Mechatronics possess the following qualifications and competencies:
- Mechatronic systems: Graduates plan, conceive, develop, construct, validate, test and achieve mechatronic systems.
- Problem solving: Graduates' strengths are in problem solving and in conceptual work. They distinguish themselves through their ability to reflect on systems and processes. This also relates to reflection on your own approach and own person.
- Calculation: Graduates understand the technical relationships based on physics and can describe these analytically and numerically. They analyse, calculate, dimension and simulate the behaviour of components and assemblies.
- Engineering: Graduates are capable of creating, designing and optimising mechanical constructions conceptually and creatively. They dimension machine elements and apply them. They determine flexible and innovative production processes and machines for production, introduce them and improve them. They are capable of programming automation systems and integrating them in existing processes.
- Electronics: Graduates use electronic circuits and components and simulate them. They develop simple electronic circuits themselves. They are capable of selecting and implementing suitable bus systems. They design analogue and digital controls for simple control loops. They select the appropriate actuator technology and implement it. They select the suitable measurement processes and sensors for the measurement of electrical and non-electrical quantities and apply them.
- Computer Science: Graduates develop reliable programmes with the aid of modern methods and approaches. They can integrate requests in databases. They understand information systems and use them efficiently. They understand the structure and the operation of microcomputers and programme embedded applications.
- Economy: Graduates are capable of recognising business processes and resources in a company and evaluating them in their results and impact.
- Social Competency: Graduates systematically implement the techniques of project management and structure, moderate and balance work processes in groups. They apply critical thought strategies and working methods for problem analysis and problem solving.
- English: Graduates are capable of consciously addressing challenging texts in the field and interdisciplinary contents, and defending their own texts orally and in writing.
