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Program #4: Mechatronics Engineering Program
Program Description
The Mechatronics engineering program is a multidisciplinary field of science that includes a combination of mechanical engineering, Electronics, computer engineering. This program is capable to enrich the student’s basic theoretical and practical knowledge of mechatronics system components, and design methodologies of mechatronics systems.
Career Prospects
The graduate of the program is expected to get a job in one of the following positions:
- Embedded systems
- Projects using Heavy earthmoving equipment and hydraulic and pneumatic machines
- Sales engineer for robotics and automation
- automated manufacturing and production systems,
- Control engineer
- Maintenance engineer
- Robotics and automation industry
Program Concentrations
There are no specified concentrations in this Program.
Agreements with another University
The program is not yet partnered with another university.
Program Competences
In addition to the competences for all Engineering Programs (A-Level) and the competencies for the Mechanical Discipline (B-Level), the Mechatronics Engineering Program graduate must be able to (C-Level):
- Illustrate the basic concepts and theories of mathematics, sciences, engineering projection and their applications within the field of mechatronics engineering.
- Analyse mechatronic system using scientific, mathematical and computer-based models and asses the limitations of particular cases.
- Identify and classify the performance of mechatronic systems and components through the use of analytical methods and Modelling techniques.
- Interpret experimental and other numerical input/output data from dynamic systems.
- Design a mechatronic system using systems approach to meet a given specification and requirements.
- Integrate a wide range of analytical tools, techniques, equipment, and software packages to design and develop mechatronic systems.
- Exercise creative approaches to the analysis and solution of problems in mechatronic engineering.
Required Courses
In order to get a Bachelor of Science Degree in this program, and to satisfy the Program Competences, the following set of courses need to be completed.
Topics
- Overview
- Introduction
- Vision and Mission of the Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University
- What is new in this Curriculum?
- Article (1): Offered Programs
- Article (2): Agreements with other Universities
- Article (3): Faculty Departments
- Article (4): Teacher Support and Development Centre, Faculty of Engineering Ain Shams University
- Article (5): Program Steering Committee
- Article (6): Education and Student Affairs Committee
- Article (7): Programs Administration Board
- Article (8): Procedure to add/freeze Programs
- Part B: Admission Regulations
- Article (9): Enrollment Requirements and Scholarship System
- Article (10): Placement Tests to newly admitted students
- Article (11): Tuition Fees for Inter-Disciplinary Programs
- Article (12): Enrolment to Programs
- Article (13): Student Transfers from other Universities
- Part C: Study Regulations based on Credit Hour System
- Article (14): Programs’ System
- Article (15): Study Levels
- Article (16): Academic Semesters and Course Registration
- Article (17): Program Study Duration
- Article (18): Terms of Course Registration
- Article (19): Degree Awarding Requirements
- Article (20): Field Training
- Article (21): Adding and Dropping a course
- Article (22): Withdrawal from a course
- Article (23): Incomplete course
- Article (24): Student Evaluation
- Article (25): Course Grades
- Article (26): Course Repeating
- Article (27): Study Dismissal and Academic Probation
- Article (28): Calculation of the Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA)
- Article (29): Declaration of Honour
- Article (30): Minimum Number of Students for Course Opening
- Article (31): Academic Advisor
- Article (32): Appeals
- Article (33): Student Transfer between Credit Hour System and Semester-Based System
- Article (34): General Provisions
- Part D: Details of the Offered Programs
- University Requirements
- Faculty Requirements
- Discipline Requirements
- Mechanical Engineering Requirements
- Architectural Engineering Requirements
- Electrical Engineering Requirements
- Civil Engineering Requirements
- Program #1: Design and Production Engineering Program
- Program #2: Mechanical Power Engineering Program
- Program #3: Automotive Engineering Program
- Program #4: Mechatronics Engineering Program
- Program #5: Architectural Engineering Program
- Program #6: Electrical Power and Machines Engineering Program
- Program #7: Electronics and Communications Engineering Program
- Program #8: Computer and Systems Engineering Program
- Program #9: Structural Engineering Program
- Program #10: Water Engineering and Hydraulic Structures Program
- Program #11: Utilities and Infrastructure Program
- Program #12: Materials Engineering Program
- Program #13: Manufacturing Engineering Program
- Program #14: Mechatronics Engineering and Automation Program
- Program #15: Landscape Architecture Program
- Program #16: Environmental Architecture and Urbanism Program
- Program #17: Housing Architecture and Urban Development Program
- Program #18: Communication Systems Engineering Program
- Program #19: Energy and Renewable Energy Engineering Program
- Program #20: Computer Engineering and Software Systems Program
- Program #21: Building Engineering Program
- Program #22: Civil Infrastructure Engineering Program
- Part E: Course Pool
- E0. Courses not offered by any of the Faculty Departments
- E0.1 University Requirements Compulsory Courses
- E0.2 University Requirements Elective Courses with Tutorial
- E0.3 University Requirements Elective Courses without Tutorial
- E0.4 Engineering Courses
- E1. Courses offered by Engineering Physics and Mathematics Department (PHM)
- E1.1 Mathematics Courses
- E1.2 Physics Courses
- E1.3 Mechanics Courses
- E1.4 Chemistry Courses
- E2. Courses offered by Design and Production Engineering Department (MDP)
- E2.0 Graduation Projects
- E2.1 Design and Dynamics Courses
- E2.3 Industrial Engineering Courses
- E2.5 Materials Engineering Courses
- E2.8 Manufacturing Courses
- E3. Courses offered by Mechanical Power Engineering Department (MEP)
- E3.1 Energy Generation Courses
- E3.2 Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Courses
- E3.3 Process and Equipment Design Courses
- E3.4 Environment, Services and Systems Courses
- E3.5 Nuclear Energy Technology Courses
- E3.9 Graduation Projects
- E4. Courses offered by Automotive Engineering Department (MEA)
- E4.1 Theory/Aerodynamics Courses
- E4.2 Design Courses
- E4.3 Maintenance Courses
- E4.4 Engine/Fuel Courses
- E4.5 Control/Simulation Courses
- E4.6 Technology/Manufacturing Courses
- E4.9 Graduation Projects
- E5. Courses offered by Mechatronics Engineering Department (MCT)
- E5.1 Automation and Control Courses
- E5.2 Embedded and Smart Systems Courses
- E5.3 Mechatronics Design and Manufacturing Courses
- E5.4 Robotics and Mechatronics Applications Courses
- E5.9 Graduation Projects
- E6. Courses offered by Architectural Engineering Department (ARC)
- E6.1 Architecture Design Courses
- E6.2 Theories of Design and Architecture Courses
- E6.3 History of Architecture Courses
- E6.4 Computer Applications and Design Skills Courses
- E6.5 Building and Working Drawings Courses
- E6.6 Environmental Studies Courses
- E6.7 Projects Management Courses
- E6.9 Graduation Projects
- E7. Courses offered by Urban Design and Planning Department (UPL)
- E7.1 Urban Design
- E7.2 Regional and City Planning
- E7.3 Urban Planning
- E7.4 Landscape
- E7.5 Housing
- E7.6 Environmental Studies
- E7.7 Sociology and Urban Economy
- E7.8 Urban Informatics
- E7.9 Graduation Projects
- E8. Courses offered by Electrical Power and Machines Engineering Department (EPM)
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- E8.1 General Electrical Engineering Courses
- E8.2 Electrical Machines Courses
- E8.3 Electrical Power Systems Courses
- E8.4 High Voltage Engineering Courses
- E8.5 Power Electronics Courses
- E8.6 Protection Engineering Courses
- E8.9 Graduation Projects
- E9. Courses offered by Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering Department (ECE)
- E9.1 Electronics
- E9.3 Waves and Photonics
- E9.5 Communication Engineering
- E9.9 Graduation Projects
- E10. Courses offered by Computer and Systems Engineering Department (CSE)
- E11. Courses offered by Structural Engineering Department (CES)
- E12. Courses offered by Irrigation and Hydraulics Engineering Department (CEI)
- E13. Courses offered by Public Works Engineering Department (CEP)
- E10.1 Computer Hardware
- E10.3 Software Engineering
- E10.5 Computer Networks
- E10.7 Systems and Artificial Intelligence
- E10.9 Graduation Projects
- E11.1 Structural Analysis Engineering Courses
- E11.2/3 Reinforced Concrete Structures Engineering Courses
- E11.4 Steel Structures Engineering Courses
- E11.5 Properties and Testing of Materials Engineering Courses
- E11.6 Geotechnical Engineering Courses
- E11.7 Construction Management Engineering Courses
- E11.9 Graduation Projects
- E12.1 Hydraulics Courses
- E12.2 Irrigation and Drainage Courses
- E12.3 Design of Irrigation Works Courses
- E12.4 Coastal and Port Engineering Courses
- E12.5 Hydrology Courses
- E12.6 Water Resources Courses
- E12.9 Graduation Project
- E13.1 Surveying and Remote Sensing Courses
- E13.2 Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Courses
- E13.3 Highways and Airport Engineering Courses
- E13.4 Railway Engineering Courses
- E13.5 Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Courses
- E13.9 Graduation Projects
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