PEOs

After 2–3 years of professional experience, graduates are able to:

• Serve as a key member of a technical team, performing tasks such as designing, installing, supervising installation, operating, and maintaining automatic control systems.
• Provide consultation to customers in selecting equipment and proposing automation solutions.
• Guide and support less-skilled personnel and continue learning and conducting research to enhance professional competence.

SOs

SO1: Apply knowledge of mathematics, engineering science, and control theory to identify, describe, classify, and evaluate the performance of control systems, as well as to determine and implement appropriate control methods.

SO2: Analyze, design, and implement electrical and electronic circuits for automatic control systems without using programmable controllers.

SO3: Design and implement control systems using programmable controllers

SO4: Develop and implement systems for monitoring, data acquisition, remote control, and Internet-based control.

SO5: Design, implement, program, and operate automated devices and representative automation systems in agriculture.

SO6: Design, analyze, operate, and maintain electrical systems in agriculture.

SO7: Demonstrate essential soft skills, including the ability to research and comprehend technical documents in English, and to work effectively in teams.

SO8: Demonstrate an understanding of and commitment to civic responsibility, professional work ethic, and appropriate professional attitudes and ethics.