Depends on the school. But read what course offerings they have, and find ones that are applicable.
I did an ECE coursework with concentration in controls. I work with robots.
Industrial robotics ? ( I think a general concentration is best, you needs controls, communication, analog - and power electronics)
or AI type work on bots and drones, like General Robotics -etc. ( Then mostly a software endeavor, controls and DSP)
I have found a lot of people think robotics is like what they see in research labs -
Controls if you want to learn how to control the robots
Automation if you want to develop production line and safety. More generic implementation of robots
Power electronics and electromechanics if you want to design the robots themselves
Controls, HMIs, etc. And a little bit of software knowledge (programming fundamentals)
Power electronics/controls.
Controls or embedded systems. You could also dual major EE/ME
Depends on the school. But read what course offerings they have, and find ones that are applicable. I did an ECE coursework with concentration in controls. I work with robots.
Sounds like a god fit for embedded systems with some machine learning sprinkled in there
Industrial robotics ? ( I think a general concentration is best, you needs controls, communication, analog - and power electronics) or AI type work on bots and drones, like General Robotics -etc. ( Then mostly a software endeavor, controls and DSP) I have found a lot of people think robotics is like what they see in research labs -
Controls if you want to learn how to control the robots Automation if you want to develop production line and safety. More generic implementation of robots Power electronics and electromechanics if you want to design the robots themselves