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Specific Program: GEN802 - Professional Training in Engineering

Presentation

This course is not available.

Summary

• Cycle: 1st cycle
• Credits: 1 credit
• Faculty or center: Faculty of Engineering
• Trimesters: Autumn 2026

Training Objective

Make a balance of your training and reflect on your engineering career.

Content

Balance of skills according to the reference framework of the Order of Engineers of Quebec. Identification of career objectives and trends in the desired field of practice. Feedback. Determination of professional development objectives. Planning of skill development activities to achieve objectives.

Prerequisite

Having obtained 82.00 credits

Programs Offering This Course

• Bachelor's degree in computer engineering
• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering