Within the Mechatronics Program, modern laboratory and workshop facilities are provided to enable students to transform their theoretical knowledge into practical skills and to enhance their professional competencies. The laboratory and workshop environments are structured to support course content and allow students to effectively engage in applied learning processes.
The laboratories and workshops within the program are listed below:
Computer Laboratory
The program includes a computer laboratory with a capacity of 40 students. This laboratory is used for the practical delivery of programming, technical drawing, and simulation courses. Students have the opportunity to apply and reinforce the theoretical knowledge gained in lectures through computer-based exercises and applications.

Circuit Laboratory
The circuit laboratory is used to help students gain hands-on knowledge and skills in electrical-electronic circuit design, assembly, and analysis. In this laboratory, students have the opportunity to put into practice the knowledge they have gained in theoretical courses through activities such as identifying basic electronic circuit components, building circuits, taking measurements, and troubleshooting faults.
3D Printing Workshop
The 3D printing workshop is used to provide students with hands-on experience in design, prototyping, and manufacturing processes. In this workshop, students learn three-dimensional modeling and production technologies in practice, thereby developing their engineering design skills.

Last updated: 26 October 2026
