Robotics Engineering Minor

Any engineering major may declare a “Minor in Robotics Engineering” field of study, which will be listed on the student’s academic record after graduation. Requirements may be satisfied by completing 18 credit hours. Students must complete one of the following options, as well as an additional two courses (6 credits) from the list of supporting courses. The choice of option is not restricted by major.

Application for the engineering minor must be filed in the Engineering Dean’s Office at least one semester prior to expected graduation. Forms must be signed by the coordinator for the chosen option and then brought to the College of Engineering Dean’s Office for formal declaration and inclusion in the student’s file. Students are responsible for meeting the prerequisite requirements for individual courses, as applicable.

Robotics Minor Form

Required Courses

The course requirements for Option 1: Ocean Engineering Focus are as follows:

OCE360, OCE 456, OCE467, MTH215

The course requirements for Option 2: Mechanical Engineering Focus are as follows:

MCE431, MCE433, MCE 456, MTH215

The course requirements for Option 3: Electrical Engineering Focus are as follows:

ELE 456, ELE458/459, ELE470, MTH215

In addition to the required courses from the selected focus, at least 6 additional credits (2 courses) must be earned from the following supporting courses:

EGR515, ELE205/206*, ELE458/459, ELE470, ELE583, MCE366*, MCE 431, MCE433, MCE530, MCE566, OCE360, OCE467, OCE516, OCE562, OCG555

*ELE 205/206 may not be counted toward minor requirements for ELE majors and MCE 366 may not be counted toward minor requirements for MCE majors.

Program Coordinators

Stephen Licht, Assistant Professor, Coordinator for Ocean Engineering Focus
Department of Ocean Engineering
University of Rhode Island
215 South Ferry Rd., Sheets 211
Narragansett, RI 02882
+1 401.874.6028
email: slicht@uri.edu

Musa Jouaneh, Professor, Coordinator for Mechanical Engineering Focus
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Rhode Island
Kingston, RI 02881
+1 401.874.2349
email: jouaneh@uri.edu

Richard Vaccaro, Professor, Coordinator for Electrical Engineering Focus
Department of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering
University of Rhode Island
Kingston, RI 02881
+1 401.874.5816
email: vaccaro@ele.uri.edu