"It's what gets me going in the morning," said student in the course, Adam Chavez. "It's what I enjoy."
"It kind of opened up my world and my eyes," Adam said.
"If you've stopped at a traffic stop in a day, that's a mechatronic system," said Ingram. "If you've drank clean water, that's a mechatronic system."
"Electronics for Hispanics, it's not about the language because math is math," said student Sergio Gonzalez. "It's not in any one language."
"The math for me is more challenging," said student Al Chavez.
"I want to get my own company and be the boss," said Chima.
Adam's father, Al, found the high school was offering a summer mechatronics course at the college and signed up too.
Al saw the class transform his son over the summer.
The spark set off a chain reaction as Al rallied his other son, Daniel, and father-in-law, Sergio Gonzalez, to join in.
For Sergio, understanding the coursework has not been easy, but lucky for him, his grandson sits nearby and helps his family understand - reinforcing the complex mechanics.
Adam's father said no one in his family went to college, so seeing the opportunities his sons have is everything to him.
The multi-generational classroom is building a promising future for young people like Adam.
On top of those big salaries, these students have little to no student loan debt.
Adam plans to graduate from high school early and attend San Jose State to study mechatronic engineering.
His dad, grandfather and brother are mostly taking the course to support him but also learning a lot along the way.
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