Electrical Engineering Technologist
Campus: Sudbury (SU)
Program code:
ELTG
Admission code:
ELTC
Length:
3rd year (specialization)
Description:
This program covers the technical functions relating to various aspects of electrical engineering. The technologist designs electricity generation, distribution, and protection equipment, conceives prototypes, and does the final assembly of electricity-generation, distribution, and protection equipment as well as reading/meterage devices.
Functions include: supervision of technicians; assistance to engineers in the design, testing, installation, activation and maintenance of electrical machinery and electronic control systems; analysis of electrical problems for power systems using mathematical models and analytic geometry.
Our industrial labs (PLC, MCC, and AC Drives) ensure an education that is relevant to various industries. Students who successfully complete the electrical engineering technologist (Technologie du génie électrique) program meet the requirements of the Training Office for the basic, intermediate and advanced levels of the apprenticeship program for industrial electricians.
Tuition fees (approx.):
$3,476 (1st year; includes kit and notebook rental)
Other fees (certificate, field activities, etc.):
$500 (approximate)
Admission requirements:
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Diploma in Electrical Engineering - Technician (2 years) or equivalent
Recommended course or other:
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1 physics course: grade 11 or 12, pre-college or pre-university
Work environment (type of employer):
- Mining industry
- Forestry industry
- Qualified electrician
- Electricity company, entrepreneurs
- Refineries
- Nuclear industries
- Armed forces
- Food Industry
- Hospitals
- Robotics
- Instrumentation
- Industrial automation
- Electrical drafting - industrial
Possibility of a bachelor’s degree or other title:
Many universities recognize the postsecondary credits of Collège Boréal. After your college studies, the university of your choice will examine your credits in order to establish the appropriate equivalence.
Academic qualification:
Ontario college diploma - advanced level
Note:
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All of our programs are offered in French. Taking into account the realities of the job market, Collège Boréal prepares its students to work in both official languages. Your program could include English texts and documents and the possibility of an internship where bilingualism is required.
Step 1
- ELN1015 ~ Électricité I
- ELN1030 ~ Installations et code électrique I (résidentiel)
- ELN1033 ~ Dessins d’installation I (industriel)
- FRA1005 ~ Français I
- INF1064 ~ Culture technologique
- MAT1006 ~ Mathématiques appliquées I
Step 2
- ELN1036 ~ Électronique I
- ELN1038 ~ Physique mécanique
- ELN1039 ~ Instrumentation I
- ELN1053 ~ Introduction aux Ordinateurs et Réseaux
- ENG1003 ~ English Communications
- IMAT1007 ~ Mathématiques appliquées
- IIMAT1023 ~ Statistiques pour technologues
Step 3
- ELN1001 ~ Électricité II
- ELN1002 ~ Semi-conducteurs
- ELN1009 ~ Automation I
- ELN1031 ~ Installations et code électrique II (commercial)
- GEN1030 ~ Communication interpersonnelle
- CHOIX ~ Formation générale au choix
Step 4
- ELN1034 ~ Dessins d’installation II (commercial)
- ELN1037 ~ Électronique II
- ELN1040 ~ Technical Report Writing
- ELN1041 ~ Instrumentation II
- ELN1051 ~ Moteurs et commandes
- ELN1052 ~ Introduction à la télécommunication
- MAT1008 ~ Algèbre avancée
Step 5
- ELN1007 ~ Microprocesseurs I
- ELN1032 ~ Installations électriques III (industriel)
- ELN1035 ~ Dessins d’installation III (industriel)
- ELN1042 ~ Code de l’électricité III (industriel)
- ELN1043 ~ Systèmes d’entraînement
- ELN1047 ~ Électricité III
- GEN1014 ~ Passeport vers l’emploi
Step 6
- ELN1018 ~ Projet industriel II
- ELN1044 ~ Réseaux électriques et protection
- ELN1045 ~ Gestion de projet
- ELN1046 ~ Instrumentation III
- MAT1009 ~ Calcul différentiel et intégral
- STG1091 ~ Stage en électricité