About Major
The Mechatronics major at CIC provides a various number of courses in different architectural disciplines, that teach students to highlight and solve problems, and improve the built environment, consequently, preparing them for the professional field.
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Program Objectives
The department’s goals come from the institute’s goals and vision, aimed to serve the community and create a highly qualified graduate who is capable of challenging the architecture market, distinguished by his capabilities in solving problems and inventing creative designs with the possibility of preserving the surrounding environment
What will I learn?
You will learn as a Mechatronics engineer to use a combination of mechanical, electrical, computer, and software skills to work with smart technologies, such as robots, automated guided systems, and computer-integrated manufacturing equipment, and build them with excellent quality.
Career Path
The interdisciplinary nature of mechatronics opens the door to a variety of career options in areas including advanced manufacturing and automation, robotics, nanotechnology, aerospace, computing and electronics, hardware and software, bioengineering, and mining engineering.
Mission
The Mechatronics Engineering Program at the Canadian Higher Institute of Engineering Technology and Management is committed to preparing a distinguished graduate by providing a stimulating academic climate and an advanced educational environment to ensure that the graduate acquires scientific and practical skills and competencies in addition to the ability to conduct scientific research and provide community and environmental services within a framework of professional values ​​and ethics.
Semester 1
1st BAS 011Â Â Mathematics1
1st BAS 021Â Â Physics1
1st BAS 041Â Â Engineering Chemistry
1st BAS 032Â Â Mechanics 1
1st MED 011Â Â Â Engineering Drawing & Projection
1st HUM A1  General Requirements (Elective A)
( Communication in Education I )
1st HUM 081 Computer Skills
Semester 2
2nd BAS 012Â Â Mathematics 2
2nd BAS 022Â Â Physics 2
2nd BAS 033Â Â Mechanics 2
2nd HUM 011Â Â Arabic Language
2nd MED 021Â Â History of Engineering & Technology
2nd MED 022  Principles of Manufacturing Engineering
2nd HUM A2  General Requirements (Elective A)
( Communication in Education II )
Semester 1
1st BAS 011Â Â Mathematics1
1st BAS 021Â Â Physics1
1st BAS 041Â Â Engineering Chemistry
1st BAS 032Â Â Mechanics 1
1st MED 011Â Â Engineering Drawing & Projection
1st HUM A1  General Requirements (Elective A)
( Communication in Education I )
1st HUM 081Â Â Computer Skills
Semester 2
2nd BAS 012Â Â Mathematics 2
2nd BAS 022Â Â Physics 2
2nd BAS 033Â Â Mechanics 2
2nd HUM 011Â Â Arabic Language
2nd MED 021Â Â History of Engineering & Technology
2nd MED 022  Principles of Manufacturing Engineering
2nd HUM A2  General Requirements (Elective A)
( Communication in Education II )
Semester 1
MEP 221Â Â Fluid Mechanics 2
MET 111Â Â Introduction to Mechatronics 1
MED 221Â Â Casting & Joining Processes
MED 251Â Â Dynamics of Mechanisms & Robots
MET A1 Minor Requirements (Elective A)
MED 351Â Â Mechanical Vibrations
IEN 131Â Â Monitoring & Quality Control System
Semester 2
BAS 211Â Â Mathematics 4
MED 211Â Â Mechanical Design
MED 252Â Â Modeling & Simulation of Mechanical Systems
MET 421Â Â Robotics Engineering
MET A2  Minor Requirements (Elective A)
MEP 341Â Â Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
CIW 331  Environmental Impact of Projects
Semester 1
291Â Â Field Training 1
ELP 342Â Electrical Machines & Industrial Electronics
MED 371Â Measurement Techniques & Codes
MEP 231Â Heat Transfer
MED 361Â Automatic Control & Applications
MEP 371Â Hydraulic Machines & Hydraulic Power Stations
BAS 212Â Statistics & Probability Theory
Semester 2
MET 411Â Introduction to Mechatronics 2
MED 321Â CNC Machines & Material Cutting Processes
IEN 351Â Â Engineering Economics
MET 431Â Â Motion control & Servo Systems
HUM 381Â Â Principles of Negotiation
HUM 111Â Â Technical Report Writing
HUM 351Â Â Professional Ethics
Semester 1
391Â Â Field Training 2
MET 491Â Â Project 1
ELE 413Â Â Embedded Systems
MET 412Â Design of Mechatronics Systems
INST A1Â Institute Requirements Elective A
HUM A3 General Requirements (Elective A)
IEN 314  Project Management
MET A3 Minor Requirements (Elective A)
Semester 2
MET 492Â Â Project 2
HUM B1  General Requirements (Elective B)
HUM 352Â Â Human Rights
HUM 182 , Analysis & Research Skills
HUM A4 General Requirements (Elective A)
INST A2Â Â Institute Requirements Elective A
INST A3Â Â Institute Requirements Elective A
Institute Requirements ( Elective A )Â (Select 6 Credit Hrs)
CIS 111Â Â Â Principles of Construction & Building Engineering
ARC 111Â Â Â Â Arts & Architecture
ELP 111   Principles of Electrical Engineering
ELE 121    Principles of Electronic Engineering
MED 111    Principles of Design & Manufacturing Engineering
MEP 111    Principles of Mechanical Power Engineering
ARC 110Â Â Â Â Principles of Architectural Design
ELE 477Â Â Â Â Principles of Coding Theory
ELE 472Â Â Â Principles of Optoelectronics
Minor Requirements (Elective A) (Select9 Credit Hrs)
ELC 423Â Â Â Â Advanced programming techniques
ELC 461Â Â Â Â Â Advanced control systems
ELC 471Â Â Â Â Artificial Intelligence & its Applications
MED 424Â Â Â Â Advanced Topics in Manufacturing
MED 481Â Â Hydraulics & Pneumatic Control Systems
MET 441Â Â Â Bio-mechatronics
IEN 333Â Â Â Â Statistical quality control
MED 421Â Â Â Â CAD/CAM
IEN 316Â Â Â Facility Planning and design
MET 451Â Â Â Â Automotive Mechatronics
General Requirements ( Elective A ) (Select 8 Credit Hrs)
HUM X62Â Â Â Music Appreciation
HUM X71Â Â Â Â Introduction to History of Civilization
HUM X72Â Â Â Trends in Contemporary Arts
HUM X73     Recent Egypt’s History
HUM X74Â Â Â Â Heritage of Egyptian Literature
HUM X75Â Â Â Arab & Islamic Civilization
HUM X76Â Â Literary Appreciation
HUM X51Â Â Â Communication in Education 1
HUM X52Â Â Â Â Â Communication in Education 2
General Requirements ( Elective B ) (Select 2 Credit Hrs)
HUM 121Â Â Introduction to Accounting
HUM 221Â Â Â Business Administration
BSc. Mechanical Engineering, Zagazeg University 1993
Master of Mechanical Engineering, Zagazeg University, 2004
Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering, Benha University 2012.
Head of Department Message
CIC training is the great ordinary means to a great but ordinary end; it aims at raising the intellectual tone of society…It is the education which gives a man a clear conscious view of his own opinions and judgments, a truth in developing them, an eloquence in expressing them and a force in urging them.