Diploma in Automation Technology
Program Overview
The Diploma in Automation Technology program equips students with a comprehensive understanding of automated industrial systems, including PLCs, servo motors, and HMI programming. The program emphasizes programming, maintenance, and modification of automated machines, preparing graduates for careers as automation technicians and process control equipment mechanics in various industries.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Program Content: The Diploma in Automation Technology program focuses on automated systems, which are at the heart of virtually all advanced manufacturing and other industry sectors.
- Program Structure: The program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the basic technology used in building and operating automated industrial systems, including programmable logic controllers (PLCs), Servo motors with Drive controllers, and HMI (Human Machine Interface) programming to control. The program emphasizes programming for new machines, maintenance, and modifying existing machines.
- Modules:
- Emerson Ladder Logic Programming I, II
- AB RSLogix 5000 programming I, II
- AB RSLogix 5000 Applications
- ProFace HMI Introduction and Applications
- Ethernet IP Communication
- Integration of PLC, Drives, HMI, Safety Control
- Electric blueprint reading
Careers:
- Career Paths: Graduates of this program would be able to find employment as automation technicians and process control equipment mechanics in processing, power generation, mining, petrochemical & natural gas, Industrial Instrumentation and other manufacturing establishments.
- Job Titles:
- Apprentice industrial instrument mechanic
- Industrial instrument mechanic
- Instrument technician, industrial
- Instrumentation technician, industrial
- Process control equipment mechanic
Beta College of Business and Technology
Overview:
Services Offered:
Skills Evaluation:
Provides assessments to determine the skills and knowledge of potential students.Career Guidance:
Offers guidance and support to students in choosing a career path.Complimentary Session:
Provides free consultations to discuss program options and funding opportunities.Government Funding Options:
Assists students in exploring and applying for available government funding.Practicum/Internships:
Provides opportunities for students to gain valuable Canadian work experience through placements with organizations in the Greater Toronto Region.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Small Classrooms:
Focuses on individual attention and hands-on learning in smaller class sizes.Campus Locations:
Offers programs in Mississauga and Brampton, providing access to diverse cultural experiences and natural settings.Cultural Diversity:
Located in Mississauga, a culturally diverse city, offering a vibrant and multicultural community experience.City Exploration:
Encourages students to explore the city's museums, parks, and cultural events.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-Relevant Programs:
Offers programs aligned with current industry needs and demands.Employment-Focused Courses:
Prepares students for successful careers with practical skills and experience.Government Grant Eligibility:
Provides information and support for students to access government grants.Network Partnerships:
Collaborates with organizations like CELPIP, CAEL, and OSAP to provide additional resources and support.Academic Programs:
Diploma Programs:
Offered in various fields with durations ranging from 52 weeks to 24 months.Post Graduate Diploma Programs:
Offered in specialized areas with a duration of 2 years.Entry Requirements:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma or Equivalent. If you are above 18 years of age and do not have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma you have to successfully complete an Wonderlic SLE with a minimum score of 20.
Language Proficiency Requirements:
Native English Applicants: English proficiency tests are not required. Non-Native English Applicants: IELTS (minimum 6) or TOEFL (minimum 79)