COURSE CURRICULUM

Electronics Engineering Technician two-year diploma program offers a structured curriculum designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in electronics and computer technology. In the first semester, students develop foundational skills through courses in electricity, computer fundamentals, electronic lab instrumentation, mathematics, programming using C, and communication skills, preparing them for advanced technical training. The second semester builds on this foundation with courses in computer-aided design for electronics, digital electronics and PLC introduction, AC circuit principles, mechatronics, mathematics, and interpersonal skills in the engineering workplace, integrating both technical and professional competencies. In the third semester, students advance their expertise with courses in advanced computer-aided design, communications fundamentals, control systems, semiconductor devices, hardware-software integration, and microcomputer repair, alongside work term preparation to ready them for practical industry experience. Students then participate in a work-integrated learning term, gaining hands-on co-op experience in real-world electronics environments, applying their knowledge to professional settings. The final semester emphasizes professional and technical mastery through courses in engineering codes and practices, microcontroller concepts, technical communications, and a senior electronics technician project, allowing students to consolidate their skills in problem-solving, design, troubleshooting, and project management. This comprehensive program prepares graduates for careers as competent, adaptable electronics engineering technicians in diverse technical industries.