Course Overview
Vocational training in automotive mechatronics involves preparing individuals for careers that integrate mechanical and electronic components in the automotive industry. Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary field that combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering. In the context of automotive mechatronics, the focus is on the design, development, maintenance, and repair of automotive systems that involve both mechanical and electronic elements.
Cars are now truly high-tech vehicles: starting with the sensors and cameras that accurately detect movements in road traffic, through safety standards such as ABS to the technology installed in the cockpit. If something breaks, real experts are needed – and these are automotive mechatronics engineers.
What does an automotive mechatronics technician do?
Automotive mechatronics technicians mainly take care of the maintenance and repair of vehicles. Carrying out inspections and service work is just as much a part of everyday work as retrofitting vehicle systems.
Reading faults in modern cars is an important part of the work of automotive mechatronics engineers. Laptops, tablets and diagnostic devices can therefore be found in every vehicle workshop.
What are the tasks of an automotive mechatronic?
The tasks of automotive mechatronics engineers are quite diverse. This includes, for example,
- Repairing damage to the body, replacing wear parts such as brake pads or replacing V-belts.
- Fault diagnosis with modern measuring systems
- Maintain and repair vehicles
- Exchange individual
parts, Inspection of vehicles - Diagnose and calibrate vehicle systems
Requirements
- Class 12 with 65% overall score and math till class 12, score 60
- In addition, education (degree, diploma) in Electronics or Mechatronics desired
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