Design and implement automation systems for automotive applications, utilizing Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), and other control systems in a controlled lab environment. Students learn how to integrate and troubleshoot electrical/electronic systems in mobile platforms.
In a dedicated diesel engine performance lab, explore the operation, maintenance, and performance optimization of compression ignition engines through practical experiments and diagnostics. Simulate collision scenarios, covering damage assessment, body shop operations, and collision energy management.
Our graduates gain the technical skills to succeed in diverse industries like automotive manufacturing, collision repair centers, and materials engineering firms. They can work in transmission and drivetrain services, diesel engine production, automation and control systems, and more!
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