The 2-year associate degree in Robotics and Intelligent Systems aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to design, develop, and implement intelligent robotic systems and machines. The program is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of robotics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, computer vision, and control systems. Students will also gain practical experience in building and programming robots and designing intelligent systems that can interact with the physical world. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to work in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, and entertainment, as well as pursue advanced degrees in robotics and related fields. The degree’s ultimate objective is to produce professionals capable of advancing the field of robotics and intelligent systems. The program will take advantage of our strong resources in electrical engineering and mechanical engineering.

FSc, HSSC, Intermediate, A-Levels, DAE, or Equivalent

Pathway for Associate Degree Holders:

1. Students having completed Associate degrees shall be allowed admission in the fifth semester of the undergraduate/equivalent degree program offered in the same discipline without any deficiency course.

Pathway for Conventional Two-Year BSc/Equivalent Degree Holders:

1. Students having completed conventional two-year BSc/equivalent degree programs shall be allowed admission in the fifth semester of the undergraduate/equivalent degree program, in which case students shall be required to complete deficiency courses.

Exiting from Undergraduate/Equivalent Degree Program with an Associate Degree:

Students enrolled in the undergraduate/equivalent degree program shall be allowed to exit from the program with an Associate Degree provided that the following requirements are met:

1. The student must have completed minimum of 60 credit hours in at least four (04) semesters of the undergraduate/equivalent degree program including general education courses comprised of 30 credit hours;
2. The minimum CGPA is maintained at 2.00/4.00; 

1. Machine learning and artificial intelligence sectors
2. Robotics
3. Control and Automation
4. Software-Industry
5. Hardware-Software co-design industry
6. Research Scientist
7. Postgraduation

Graduates of this program will be able to apply core principles of robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to design and develop intelligent systems. They will gain expertise in programming robots, integrating computer vision, and implementing control systems. Students will develop problem-solving skills to address real-world challenges in automation and robotics. Additionally, they will learn to work collaboratively on multidisciplinary projects, leveraging knowledge from electrical and mechanical engineering. By the end of the program, graduates will be prepared for careers in diverse industries or for further education in robotics and intelligent systems.