MEM 261-062 Introduction to Mechatronics for Mechanical Engineers

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Winter Quarter 25-26, 3667

Course: MEM 261

SIS ID: 24863

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Session: Full Term (1/5/26 to 3/21/26)

Section #: 062

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Campus: University City

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Inst. Method: Face To Face

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Section Type: Lab (B)

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UG - Undergraduate Quarter

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PHYS 101 UG D and ( MATH 201 UG D or MATH 210 UG D )

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De La Fuente Valadez, Juan (14748003) – Primary – 100%

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T 9am-11:50am	Lab (Class)	Alumni Engineering Labs 174 (None Assigned)	Using Session Dates

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Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary field that combines principles of mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control theory to design and build automated systems. Students will learn in the intersection between hardware elements (i.e., sensors, actuators, and microprocessors) and software elements (i.e., software and control theory) and create their own mechatronics device. Mechatronics is an essential foundation for the expected growth in automation and manufacturing.

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