EEC.36 Civil Engineering Technology Design and Testing ACS
Program Overview
EEC.36 Civil Engineering Technology Design and Testing ACS
Duration
2 Year | 4 Sessions (With Internship)
Salary Range
$36,000-$72,000 per annum
Delivery Method
Instructor Led classroom
Language of Instruction
English & French
Program Description
There is a high demand on the job market for skilled professionals in the areas of drafting, design, and material testing. AEC in Civil Engineering Technology Design and Testing is aligned to meet the market requirement and prepare Civil Engineering technicians to assist effectively in the design and development of building structures, supervise construction sites and test construction materials thereby, becoming a useful asset to Civil Engineers, Project Managers, and Architects.
Key Courses
- Introduction to the Profession
- Analysis of Civil Engineering Projects
- Drafting with Specialized Software I
- Introduction to Quebec Society
- Drafting with Specialized Software II
- Inspection of Construction Work
- Concrete
- Bituminous Mix
- Aggregates
- Analysis of Soils
- Statics and Resistance of Materials
- Structural Reactions
- Introduction to French
- Professional Integration Project
Possible Career Opportunities
- Civil Engineering Technician
- Structure Design Technician
- Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Drafter
- Construction Technician
- Road and Highway Technician
- Construction Materials Technician
- Construction Site and Building Inspector
- Soil Technologist – Civil Engineering
- Construction Specification Writer
- Construction Site Supervisor
Prerequisites
- English language requirements: Language proficiency requirements SDS countries: Fluency in English with an overall band score of 6.0 of IELTS with no band less than 6.0 preferred or 6.5 of IELTS with no band less than 5.5 preferred in any one individual module.
- Language proficiency requirements non-SDS countries: IELTS 5.5 (nothing less than 5.5 band in any individual 2 modules) or equivalent language proficiency (TOEFL, CAE, DUOLINGO) or Matrix AAP English.
- Academic requirements: Grade 12
- French language requirements: A1 to B2 French program (4 levels) is mandatory for those students who wish to pursue AEC in English
Why Study Here?
- Financial Aid
- Flexible Schedules
- Placement Assistance
- Hands on, Job oriented training
Program Outline
The program is aligned with market demands and focuses on skills and knowledge needed to effectively assist Civil Engineers, Project Managers, and Architects.
Program Objectives:
- Equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for drafting, design, and material testing.
- Prepare graduates to assist Civil Engineers, Project Managers, and Architects effectively.
- Drafting with specialized software
- Inspection of construction work
- Concrete and bituminous mix testing
- Aggregate and soil analysis
- Statics and resistance of materials
- Structural reactions
- Construction specifications writing
Structure:
The program is delivered through a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory sessions.
- It consists of two sessions over one year.
- An internship opportunity is available.
Modules:
- Introduction to the Profession
- Analysis of Civil Engineering Projects
- Drafting with Specialized Software I & II
- Introduction to Quebec Society
- Inspection of Construction Work
- Concrete
- Bituminous Mix
- Aggregates
- Analysis of Soils
- Statics and Resistance of Materials
- Structural Reactions
- Introduction to French
- Analysis of Civil Engineering Projects: This module covers the process of analyzing civil engineering projects, including feasibility studies, site investigations, and design considerations.
- Drafting with Specialized Software I & II: These modules focus on using specialized software for drafting and design in civil engineering projects.
- Concrete: This module delves into the properties, production, and testing of concrete used in civil engineering projects.
- Bituminous Mix: This module focuses on the properties, production, and testing of bituminous mix used in road construction.
- Aggregates: This module covers the properties and testing of aggregates used in various civil engineering applications.
- Structural Reactions: This module covers the analysis of forces and stresses in structural elements.
- Introduction to French: This module provides basic French language skills for communication in the workplace.
- Professional Integration Project: This project allows students to apply their acquired knowledge and skills to a real-world civil engineering project.
Assessment:
Assessment Methods:
The program uses a variety of assessment methods, including:
- Assignments
- Quizzes
- Exams
- Laboratory reports
- Professional Integration Project
Teaching:
Teaching Methods:
The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including:
- Lectures
- Tutorials
- Laboratory sessions
- Group projects
- Individual presentations
Faculty:
The program is taught by experienced professionals with industry expertise in civil engineering technology.
Unique Approaches:
The program offers a hands-on learning approach with a strong emphasis on practical skills development.
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
Graduates of the program can pursue careers in various areas, including:
- Civil engineering technician
- Structure design technician
- Residential, commercial, and industrial drafter
- Construction technician
- Road and highway technician
- Construction materials technician
- Construction site and building inspector
- Soil technologist – Civil Engineering
- Construction specification writer
- Construction site supervisor
Other:
- The program offers flexible schedules to accommodate students with various commitments.
- Placement assistance is provided to help graduates find employment opportunities.
- The program is offered in English and French.
- There is a high demand for skilled professionals in the civil engineering technology industry.
- Financial aid options are available for eligible students.
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Entry Requirements:
Quebec Secondary V or equivalent
This indicates that students must have completed the equivalent of high school education in Quebec, Canada. This could include a high school diploma from Quebec or an equivalent credential from another province or country.
English language requirements:
- IELTS 5.0 (with no band score lower than 5.0)
- Equivalent accepted test (Duolingo, Matrix, Language Canada accredited members, TOEFL etc.
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- Exemption: Students having a High School Diploma from native English-speaking countries (e.g., Nigeria, Philippines)
French language requirements:
- A1 to B2 French program (4 levels) is mandatory for those students who wish to pursue AEC in English
- Exemptions from French program registration:
- Students with a B2 level third-party test or Matrix's online placement test
- Students with a High School Diploma in French from French-speaking countries
- Students with a B2 level certificate from Languages Canada accredited members
Language Proficiency Requirements:
The program has specific language proficiency requirements for both English and French. Students must demonstrate proficiency in both languages to be considered for admission.
- English: Applicants must achieve a minimum score of 5.0 on the IELTS exam, with no individual band score lower than 5.0. Alternatively, they can achieve a similar score on another accepted test, such as Duolingo, Matrix, or TOEFL. Students from native English-speaking countries are exempt from this requirement.
- French: Students who wish to pursue the program in English must complete a French language program at the A1 to B2 level. However, students can be exempt from this requirement if they have a B2 level third-party test result, Matrix's online placement test, a High School Diploma in French from a French-speaking country, or a B2 level certificate from Languages Canada accredited members. This includes understanding lectures, participating in discussions, and completing coursework.