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    Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology - Automation and Robotics

    Program Overview

    Play a key role in the world of technology with the in-depth knowledge you'll gain in this program. Automation is used in virtually every industry today and te demand is high for trained graduates.

     

    You will study for full-range of automation theory and mechanics, from basic circuitry through to its application in a manufacturing system. You will also learn about hydraulics, pneumatics, electrics, electronics, robotics and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs).

     

    Special attention is given to embedded systems using microcontrollers, quality controls using vision inspection and SPC and continous feedback control using PID. You will learn integration of automated equipment through its design, fabrication and installation.

    BENEFITS

     

    PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

    • You will gain hands-on experience in PLC & robotics, hydraulics, pneumatcs, electronics & microcontrollers, motion control, automated vision systems, SPC and HMI design.

    • Strong on-campus Automation and Robotics Student Society organizes events such as career nights and industral visits

    • Program is accredited by CTAB

    • Key-school status with the U.S.-based Fluid Power Education Foundation (FPEF), offers graduate scholarships and job search support

    • Opportunity exists for one-year paid work experience PTY (Professional Technology Year)

     

    CAREER OUTLOOK

    • Graduates are in high demand in industries such as automotive, food, pharmaceuticals, packaging, aircraft and communications

    • Graduates are also suited for jobs in building automation, mining, transporation and power generation sectors

    • Knowledge is highly portable, qualifying graduates can work in a variety of industries.

     

    At A Glance

    Graduates are prepared to work in any of the following section/industries:

    • Automotive

    • Food

    • Pharmaceutical

    • Plastics

    • Packaging

    • Transportation

    • Building automation

    • Power generation

    • Technical sales

     

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    PROGRAM OUTLINE

     

    Semester 1

       College Communications 1

       Ethics in Technology and the Environment

       Technology Mathematics 2

       Physics

       Electric Circuits

       Computer Aided Drafting

     

    Semester 2

       College Communications 2

       Global Citizenship: From Social Analysis to                                        Social Action 

       Technology Mathematics 3*

       Hydraulic Systems 1*

       Pneumatic Components* 

      Statics

      Electronic Devices*

      

    Semester 3

       Differential Calculus and Analytic Geometry*

       Machine Shop

       Digital Electronics*

       Hydraulic Systems 2*

       Pneumatic Circuits*

       Robotic Devices*

     

    Semester 4

       Report Writing in a Technical Environment

       Integral Calculus*

       Mechanics and Materials

       Hydraulic Systems 3*

       PLC/Pneumatic Interfacing*

       Robotic Applications*

     

    Semester 5

       Employment Preplacement

       General Education Elective

       Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics

       Hydrostatic Systems and Design

      PLC/Pneumatic Systems 1

       Electric Machinery & Microcontrollers

      Design & Development Project I

     

    Semester 6

       Electro-hydraulic Systems

       PLC/Pneumatic Systems 2

       Diagnostics and Maintenance

       Feedback Control

       Design & Development Project II

       Industrial Production Applications

     

    Notes: Students will be placed in the appropriate English and math level based on skills assessment results.

     

    *minimum C grade required for technologist graduation.