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Expanding opportunities for students interested in robotics

Aerospace Engineering

Possible Related Courses:

  • MAE 460: Automatic Controls
  • MAE 474: Design/Build/Fly Competition
  • MAE 493B/D: Spacecraft Design
  • MAE 475: Flight Vehicle Design
  • MAE 476: Space Flight Systems
  • MAE 493H: Robotic Manipulators
  • MAE 561: Satellite Navigation

Aerospace Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Possible Related Courses:

  • EE 223: Electrical Circuits
  • EE 251: Digital Electronics
  • CpE 310: Microprocessor Systems
  • EE 327: Signals and Systems
  • EE 411: Fundamentals of Control Systems
  • CpE 412: Mobile Robotics
  • CpE 421: Embedded Systems
  • EE 513: Stochastic Systems Theory
  • EE 515: Linear Control Theory
  • EE 517: Optimal Control
  • CpE 691A: Deep Learning

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Possible Related Courses:

  • MAE 211: Mechatronics
  • MAE 411: Advanced Mechatronics
  • MAE 412: Mobile Robotics
  • MAE 460: Automatic Controls
  • MAE 271/371/471/472: Engineering Systems Design – Robotics Section
  • MAE 493H: Robotic Manipulators
  • MAE 593B: Autonomous Robot Systems

Mechanical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Possible Related Courses:

  • BMEG 340: Biomechanics
  • BMEG 420: Biomedical Instrumentation

Biomedical Engineering

Computer
Science

Possible Related Courses:

  • CS 220: Discrete Math
  • CS 265: C Programming
  • CS 422: Automata Theory
  • CS 472: Artificial Intelligence
  • CS 678: Computer Vision

Computer Science

MOUNTAINEER AREA ROBOTICS

Kids from MarsFirst in the process of creating a piece for a robot

Mountaineer Area Robotics program has great success in 2018 with their robot MARVIN XI

MARS is an internationally recognized high school robotics team from Morgantown. MARS builds robots for the FIRST Robotics Competition program. Sponsored by the WVU departments of Physics and Astronomy, Mathematics and the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, the MARS program is a world-renown FRC program and earned the highest recognition in FIRST robotics in 2017, placing them permanently in the FRC Hall of Fame. Shown in this reveal video is the 2018 MARS robot MARVIN XI build for the game Power Up.

Check out MARSFIRST.ORG for more information on the MARS program.