Minor

Robotics

Build interdisciplinary skills in robotics design, operation, programming, automation, and system integration through a hands-on minor that complements engineering and computing majors.

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Program Overview

Learn How Robots Are Designed, Programmed, and Integrated

The Robotics minor is designed for students interested in robotics design, operation, and programming. It emphasizes practical, hands-on learning experiences through projects and lab work while connecting mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering with computer science.

This minor helps students understand automation, system integration, control, programming, and design while complementing majors such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Computer Science.

What You'll Explore

Build Skills Across Robotics and Automation

Robotics Design

Study how robotic systems are designed, assembled, and evaluated through interdisciplinary engineering principles and hands-on experiences.

Programming & Control

Develop skills connected to programming, control systems, automation, and the operation of robotic and mechatronic systems.

System Integration

Explore how mechanical, electrical, computing, and software components work together to create functional robotic systems.

Student Experience

Apply Robotics Concepts Through Hands-On Learning

Project-Based Learning

Gain practical experience through lab work, demonstrations, and robotics-focused projects that connect classroom concepts to real applications.

Flexible Pairing

Use the minor to strengthen your primary major and build robotics knowledge that supports careers across multiple engineering fields.

Career Preparation

Prepare for roles such as robotics engineer, automation engineer, control systems engineer, robotics software developer, mechatronics engineer, or research and development engineer.

Next Steps

Ready to Learn More?

Connect with the Whitacre College of Engineering to learn more about the Robotics minor, course options, and how robotics can strengthen your engineering or computing degree path.