Mechatronics and Robotics Maintenance - In-Person Lab
Texas State Technical College
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Red Oak (May-July 2026)
119 N Lowrance Rd, Red Oak, TX 75154, ...
Course Dates: May 14, 2026 - Jul 09, 2026
Enrollment Deadline: May 14, 2026
Available Seats: 2
Course Details
This in-person lab course is a follow-on course to Amazon's Mechatronics and Robotics Maintenance course. Build your skills through practice simulations and troubleshooting. Explore robotics, fluid power, mechanical, electrical, and motor controls to prepare for an advanced manufacturing workplace.
*Do not purchase this course if you plan to use Career Choice funding; instead, fill out this form. Please specify if you have the experience to pass the assessment test to enter into this course directly.
What You'll LearnDefine mechatronics and understand the role of maintenance and troubleshooting in mechatronic systems Explain the role of pneumatics and hydraulics in mechatronics and describe fluid systems, key components, and approaches to troubleshooting Describe the use of mechanical drives including selection, maintenance, and alignment Explain electrical circuits and electric motor controls and describe their basic operation and troubleshooting, including relay control, event sequencing, and time-based...View moreSkills you'll acquire
Knowledge Outcomes and Experience
- Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, & Repair Workers
- Maintenance Workers, Machinery
- Maintenance & Repair Workers, General
Eligibility
You will need to self-certify that you meet the following pre-requisites: 1. Basic equipment use (e.g. minimum of 1-year experience in commercial or industrial environment) 2. Basic electrical background (e.g. minimum of 1-year experience using electrical principles and theory) 3. Basic mechanical background (e.g. minimum of 1-year experience use of hand tools) 4. Desire to develop mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting abilities 5. Strong safety orientation 6. Critical thinking skills Successful completion of Unmudl's Mechatronics for Equipment Maintenance Level II course will also prepare learners for the In-Person Lab course.
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