American University of Beirut

Track in Control and Robotics
  • Control and Robotics

    ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The ECE Track in Control and Robotics provides a coherent academic framework between the ECE and ME departments in the area of control, instrumentation, and robotics. This track supports interested undergraduate ECE and ME students in pursuing additional control system modeling and design as given in either department based on their individual preferences.​

    ​​Track Require​ments

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    Categ​​ory​​​​​
    Course(s)Credit​s
    Core Courses​EECE 460, EECE 4613 + 3
    Lab CourseEECE 460L1
    Elective – ControlOne course from List A3
    Elective – RoboticsOne course from List B3
    Elective – FlexibleOne course from List A, B, or C3

    ​Total Credits Required ​

    16

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    Elective Course Lists – Control and Robotics Track

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How to Declare a M​inor?​​

Procedure for Completing a Minor​​​

  • Student meets with the Advise​​​r to discuss option and plan for completing a minor
  • Student then fills the form, ​Intention to Fulfill a Minor​, and sends it to [email protected]
  • After finishing all the courses with an average of 70 or higher t​​he student must fulfill the form Certificate of Fulfillment ​of the Requirements of a Minor. This form is specific for every min​​or
  • The form is then signed by the Adviser and sent to the FAS Student Services Officer in the Deans office
  • The form is then approved by the Dean and sent to the Registrar, Adviser and the student's department​​​​


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