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Dec 11, 2024
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2022-2023 Undergraduate and Graduate Bulletin (with addenda)
Mechatronics and Robotics, M.S.
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Requirements for the Master of Science
To complete this M.S. degree, 30 credits as specified below must be completed. - four 3 credit core courses that will introduce students to fundamental elements of modeling, hardware, and software relevant to mechatronics and robotics
- one 3 credit course will introduce students to fundamentals of entrepreneurship and innovation to enable them to link their technical education with potential to launch businesses
- two 3 credit project courses will allow students to acquire hands-on learning and experience in integrating their coursework to create concrete illustrations of mechatronics and robotic devices (alternatively, 6 credit thesis research or 2 internships plus a 3 credit project: see below)
- to specialize in a focused area of mechatronics and robotics, students will select up to two 3 credit courses from a list of elective courses
- one 3 credit free elective course with advisor approval
Required Courses (15 Credits)
Specialty (6 Credits)
Two courses from the same specialty area must be taken from the following list to develop a specialization: Assistive Mechatronic and Robotic Technologies
Free Elective (3 Credits)
Free elective suggestions: Project Courses (6 Credits)
Students must complete either two 3-credit project courses, or two 1.5-credit internships and one 3-credit project course, or they can enroll in one 6-credit thesis course. The 6-credit thesis may be spread across 2 semesters – 3-credit thesis plus 3-credit thesis – but both sections must comprise one thesis. Students may also begin in a project in one term and finish it as a thesis if the project is of exceptionally high quality – 3-credit project plus 3-credit thesis. Note: students may not start in a thesis in one semester and then later convert their thesis into a project. Total: 30 Credits
Advisor: Dr. Iskender Sahin. iskender.sahin@nyu.edu Sample Study Plan
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