This course was started in 1996 and restarted in its current four-year form from the session 2016 to 17 on the demand of industry. It is of four years (eight semesters) duration with 30 seats.
Course structure
The first three years are common with the Diploma in Electronics Engineering. The fourth year is dedicated to specialisation in Mechatronics and Industrial Automation, with advanced training on specialised machines and equipment as per industry need.
On successful completion of the training, the trainee is awarded the Advanced Diploma in Mechatronics and Industrial Automation.
Technical skills (Year 4)
Advanced training on Robotics, Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS), Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM), Industrial Automation, PLCs, Embedded Systems. Applications of Mechatronics, IoT, Image Processing, and AI. Design and development of industrial problems and processes. Design and development of components of R and D projects. Maintenance of R and D equipment. Project works.
Theory subjects (Year 4)
- Process Instrumentation and Safety
- Embedded Systems Design
- Emerging Technologies I
- Power Electronics
- Industrial Robotics II and Artificial Intelligence
- Advanced Process Control
Career outcomes
Graduates of this programme are skilled in CNC technology, industrial automation, mechatronics, robotics, PCB design, SMD, computer technology, embedded systems, process control, PLCs, DCS, and SCADA. They are in high demand across Indian industry, with many holding senior positions in reputed organisations in India and abroad.
Source: Section 3.5 and Part III of the ISTC Information Brochure.