Bachelor of Engineering Honours

Mechatronic Engineering with Space stream

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of the Mechatronic Engineering with Space stream students will be able to:

No.Mid-level learning outcomes
1Demonstrate mastery of established analytical methods commonly used in mechatronic engineering, underpinned by fundamental principles and extended to applications in space systems and environments.
2Demonstrate proficiency with tools, methods, principles, and technical knowledge central to mechatronics—including embedded systems, mechatronic systems design, microcontrollers, data communication—within the context of autonomous and intelligent space systems.
3Respond effectively to non-routine, complex mechatronic problems, including those arising from the constraints and uncertainties of the space environment.
4Apply diverse strategies to develop and implement innovative ideas in mechatronic systems, such as robotics, automation, and control solutions for space missions and infrastructure.
5Plan, design, and review safe, efficient, and robust mechatronic systems, services, and policies with specific attention to reliability and redundancy requirements in space applications.
6Recognise and respond to the interdisciplinary context of mechatronic engineering, including its integration with systems engineering, and space operations.
7Find, interpret, evaluate, and manage research to support decision-making in mechatronic engineering, with consideration for the evolving challenges in space system development.
8Present compelling oral, written, and graphic evidence to communicate mechatronic with space engineering concepts, designs, and solutions to both technical and non-technical audiences.
9Contribute as an individual and team member to multidisciplinary and multicultural teams to deliver projects involving space robotics, autonomous vehicles, and other space-relevant mechatronic systems.
10Apply relevant values, professional standards, and engineering judgement to ensure the economic, social, and environmental sustainability of mechatronic systems for both planetary and space-based applications.