Cal State Channel Islands Mechatronics Engineering
Transfer Requirements and Classes
The major preparation Cal State Channel Islands lists for Mechatronics Engineering transfers starts with CHEM 105, COMP 121 and EMEC 101; the full list is below.
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Cal State Channel Islands Mechatronics Engineering Major Preparation
The courses Cal State Channel Islands lists as Mechatronics Engineering major preparation for transfer applicants, for the 2026-27 academic year. Course numbers are CSUCI's own; pick your community college above to see the matching class there.
Lower division requirements
Complete all of these
- CHEM 105 Introduction to Chemistry
- COMP 121 Introduction to Programming in C for STEAM
- EMEC 101 Introduction to Engineering
- EMEC 200 Logic Circuits
- EMEC 221 Engineering Materials
- EMEC 230 Statics
- EMEC 231 Dynamics
- EMEC 250 Electrical Circuit Analysis
- MATH 150 Calculus I
- MATH 151 Calculus II
- MATH 240 Linear Algebra
- MATH 250 Calculus III
- PHYS 200 General Physics I
- PHYS 201 General Physics II
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Cal State Channel Islands have a Mechatronics Engineering major for transfer students?
Yes. Cal State Channel Islands offers Mechatronics Engineering (B.S.) and lists the major preparation it expects transfer applicants to complete.
What classes do I need to transfer to Cal State Channel Islands for Mechatronics Engineering?
Cal State Channel Islands's Mechatronics Engineering major preparation includes CHEM 105, COMP 121, EMEC 101, EMEC 200, EMEC 221 and EMEC 230, with more courses in the list on this page. Pick your community college on this page to see which of its classes match.
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