Description

Diploma in Electronics Engineering Technician

Humber College’s Electronics Engineering Technician diploma program emphasizes electronic products, control systems and telecommunications – all built on a strong basis of computer and networking engineering.

Duration

4 semesters

Starting Date

January, September

Tuition Fee

CAD 16,394 per year

Location

Toronto, Canada

About the Course

The Humber College’s Electronics Engineering Technician diploma program provides you with hands-on experience of electronic, analog, digital and programmable circuits. Our experienced faculty will teach you about computer programming, interfacing, local networks, radio frequency circuits, basic programmable logic controllers (PLC), industrial electronics, wired and wireless communication devices, and troubleshooting techniques. You’ll be taught how to embed these circuits into smart devices, industrial equipment, and consumer products.

You’ll also build and test circuit boards, learn electronics fabrication program PLCs and design embedded systems in our state-of-the-art labs including a prototyping facility.

We use most advanced software and Augmented Reality (AR) systems in our teaching environment.

Courses Included

Elements of Product Design
Computer System Fundamentals
Electric Circuits
Digital Fundamentals
Technical Mathematics
Technical Reading and Writing Skills

Career

According to the Electro-Federation Canada, companies that design, install, manufacture, distribute and service electrical, electronic and telecommunications products contribute more than $50 billion to the Canadian economy while employing more than 130,000 workers at 1,400 facilities in Canada.

Our graduates have found employment with major users of large electronics systems such as broadcasting networks (including CBC, CTV), telecommunication carriers (including Rogers, Telus, Bell), manufacturers of electronics equipment (including Creation Technologies, Celestica, GE Canada), and manufacturers of scientific, medical and industrial instrumentation. Other graduates have started their own businesses or progressed to positions such as company representatives, technical salespeople and managers.