Advanced College Diploma - Electronics Engineering Technology (03511) (Optional Co-op)

Program Overview

Technology continues to make it easier for us to work, live, and communicate with each other every day, driven by innovations in the electronics industry. Electronics engineering technologists play a critical role in this industry, contributing to the design, development, testing, production, and maintenance of electronic systems and components. Humber’s advanced diploma in Electronics Engineering Technology will prepare you for career opportunities in a wide range of industry sectors and boasts one of the highest employability rates.

This advanced diploma builds on the skills gained in the two-year technician diploma program through design- and project-based courses, technical capstone projects, and exposure to electronic product development. The program takes a system design and integration approach to electronic applications, providing a solid foundation and hands-on training in various areas.

Program Structure

The Electronics Engineering Technology program is designed to be completed in 6 semesters. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes practical, hands-on learning through project- and challenge-based approaches. The program includes:

• Optional co-operative education placements to gain real-world experience.
• Exposure to current application areas such as AI/Machine Learning, IoT, smart cities, and edge computing.
• Engagement in co-curricular activities to enhance your resume.
• Collaboration with an advisory panel of industry experts to ensure up-to-date skills.

Students have the opportunity to engage in two consecutive four-month optional co-operative education placements between Semesters 4 and 5, allowing them to apply their skills in a work environment and expand their professional network.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on training in analog and digital electronics, coding, and embedded microcontrollers.
• Field experiences related to the electronics field to build skills and knowledge.
• Professional practicums under the supervision of experienced professionals.
• Opportunities for applied research and interdisciplinary projects on emerging technologies.
• Access to high-end software tools such as SPICE-based circuit simulators, VHDL, MATLAB, and LabVIEW.

Career Options

Graduates of the Electronics Engineering Technology program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Electronics Engineering Technologist: Design and develop electronic systems and components, ensuring they meet specifications and standards.
• Field Service Technician: Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electronic systems in various settings, providing technical support to clients.
• Control Systems Engineer: Design and optimize control systems for industrial applications, ensuring efficient operation and compliance with regulations.
• Technical Sales Representative: Use technical knowledge to sell electronic products and services, providing solutions to meet customer needs.
• Research and Development Engineer: Work on innovative projects to develop new electronic products and improve existing technologies.

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