Degree Requirements

A dual major in Automation, Robotics, and Controls Engineering requires 92 credits in automation and other engineering coursework. Many of these course credits may be used to meet requirements in the primary major; depending upon selection of primary major it is estimated that only 28-36 additional credits will be needed beyond the primary major requirements. The capstone project required in the student’s primary major is expected to incorporate elements from both the primary and the Automation, Robotics, and Controls Engineering majors. Since the required courses for Automation, Robotics, and Controls Engineering must be taken along with those for the primary major, a full curriculum map is not provided. Students should carefully plan each term in consultation with their primary major advisor and with their Automation, Robotics, and Controls Engineering advisor. To obtain a dual major in Automation, Robotics, and Controls Engineering, students must complete the courses required for the Bachelor of Science degree in their primary engineering major as well as the following list of specialized Automation, Robotics, and Controls Engineering courses: