Engineering - Certificate
Students who successfully complete the Engineering First-Year program are eligible to transfer directly into a second-year engineering program at various engineering-degree granting institutions.

Students who successfully complete the Engineering First-Year program are eligible to transfer directly into a second-year engineering program at various engineering-degree granting institutions.
Gain the skills and knowledge to excel in industrial electrical and automation. Learn to troubleshoot, maintain and build electronic circuits including microprocessors and robotics equipment.
Learn to operate, diagnose, and service the latest electornics as a technician .
Learn about electronic circuits and system analysis and design. Explore electronic technology fields such as telecommunications, control systems, embedded systems and the industrial internet of things.
Students will learn about component preparation, fine and gross motor skills, board assembly, soldering, wire and cable preparation and hardware assembly. Students receive further training in specific skills with manufacturing.
The program prepares students for entrance into the field of Electrician by providing them with the basic knowledge, skills and technical training that employers are seeking in new hires. It exposes students to important hands-on exercises that directly relate to the workplace and include a practicum course of 60 hours.
You’ll learn theory and skills from workplace safety to blueprint reading and wiring methods for residential and light commercial construction.
The Electrical Foundation program combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical experience to prepare you for initial entry into the electrical trade.
Learn leading-edge topics with applied learning to enable you to design Electrical Engineering systems. This program is designed to prepare you for direct entry in the marine or industrial electrical sectors, or you can choose to further your education in engineering.
Become an electrician beginning with this foundations program. As a electrician, you will perform critical duties in keeping our communities interconnected through the electrical grid. Once you become an electrician, you will be able to work in almost every type of industry.