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Program Information
Sometimes referred to as Industry 4.0, Mechatronics (Industrial Automation Technology) sits at the intersection of industrial technology, information technology, and automation. In this program, you will explore a range of industrial systems in classes that combine theory and laboratory exercises.
Based on Smart Automation Certification Alliance (SACA) standards and curriculum and local industry needs, you will be able to earn industry-recognized certifications and micro-credentials as you complete the program. Students who pass the written test and complete the associated lab work can receive SACA gold certification. This program prepares you to work in a variety of advanced manufacturing and industrial settings.
This program is in response to community needs and will position CNM as a leader in training for Industry 4.0, industrial automation, electro-mechanical technology, and other in-demand and evolving industrial and manufacturing trends.
Amazon, Honeywell, Intel, and Sandia National Labs have a need for these technicians.
Program Highlights
- Mechanical Components
- Pneumatics and Hydraulics
- Programmable Logic Controllers
- Motor Control
- Industrial Electricity
- Industrial Robotics
- Engineering CAD
- Solid Works
- Industrial Safety
Related Information
CNM's Support Helps Brothers Secure Intel Internships
Thanks to CNM's support and Mechatronics program, two brothers landed internships at Intel. The program provided them with hands-on training in industrial automation, preparing them for this opportunity.
Trades Facility Coming Fall 2025
The 61,000-square-foot facility will open in Fall 2025 and will house classroom and lab space for CNM’s Carpentry, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Welding, and Industrial Automation Technology programs. CNM President Tracy Hartzler says, “On behalf of CNM, we look forward to educating and training thousands of future skilled trades workers right here on this site. These skilled trades workers will help power New Mexico’s economy for decades to come.”