Certifications

University mechanical engineering students can apply for various types of professional certifications, mainly divided into the fields of computer graphics, industry talent appraisal, national technical skills, and automation/robotics: 1. Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CAD/CAM) • AutoCAD International Certification: The most basic and universal 2D/3D drafting certification. • CSWP / CSWA (SolidWorks Professional Certification): A highly practical international certification for mechanical design and 3D modeling. • TQC+ Professional Level Solid Design / Drafting: A commonly used domestic computer graphics proficiency test. • Moldex3D Analysis Certification: Related to injection molding and mold flow analysis. 2. Mechanical Industry Professional Talent Certification (iPAS / CIME) • Mechanical Engineer Basic Competency Assessment (Beginner): Suitable for undergraduate students to build a foundation in mechanical principles and drafting. • Mechanical Design Engineer (Intermediate/Advanced): Advanced certification for mechanical design and component application. • Mechatronics Engineer: Certification for skills combining mechatronics and program control. 3. Automation and Smart Manufacturing • TAIROA Robot Engineer Certification: Divided into Robot Basic/Intermediate/Advanced (Practical and Integration Engineer). • Mechatronics Integration (Class B, C): Cross-disciplinary skills covering pneumatics, electrical systems, and PLC control. 4. National Technical Skills Certification (Ministry of Labor) • Machining (Class B, C): Traditional lathe, milling, and hand tools