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PROGRAMMES > DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS (MECHATRONICS)


Mechatronics is a three-year diploma program focuses on the synergistic integration of physical system with information technology and complex decision making in the design, manufacture and operation of industrial products and processes. This program with the practical oriented approach provides solid foundation of the elements used. The integration of the physical elements namely electrical electronics and mechanical with information technology such as programming and networking offers an exciting experience exploring the course.

The first three semesters cover the foundation training in electrical, electronics, computer applications, CAD, and even machining. These knowledge and skills progress to the next three semesters where the major elements in Mechatronics such as PLC, sensors, controls, automation, machine assembly, robotics and computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) are introduced to the students.


Prospective graduates will have the knowledge and skills in the installation, commission and maintenance of any automation or mechatronics system in most manufacturing sectors such as semiconductors, electronics and automotives. They are also capable in supporting the development and engineering of those systems.
Among the responsibilities are:

  1. simulating the mechanical motion, the automation system operation or industrial robot operation using simulation software
  2. wiring the electrical supply to the main controller, input devices and output devices
    in an automation system
  3. installing the pneumatics or hydraulics components such as valves and cylinder into an automation system
  4. reading, modifying and developing the PLC ladder diagram
  5. operating an industrial robot

Co-founders:

Majlis Amanah Rakyat Malaysian-German Chamber of Commerce & Industry
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