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Students
Tuition Fee
CAD 56,938
Per course
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
48 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Diploma
Major
Electronics Engineering | Electronics Technology
Area of study
Engineering
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
CAD 56,938
About Program

Program Overview


The Electronics Engineering Technology (Co-op) program at Niagara College equips students with the skills to solve complex technical problems in electronics, including fibre optics, telecommunications, and wireless communications. Through modern facilities, extensive practical experience via co-op work terms, and eligibility for industry certifications, graduates are prepared for rewarding careers in various industries.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:

This program aims to transform your enjoyment of working with electronics into a rewarding technical career. As an Electronics Engineering Technology graduate, you will be equipped to solve complex technical problems in areas like fibre optics, systems control, telecommunications, and wireless communications.


Highlights:

  • Modern equipment and spacious lab facilities provide an optimal, experiential learning experience.
  • Expansive practical experience via three co-op work terms.
  • Students are eligible to complete the Amateur Radio Operators & Technician-Level Certification.
  • Graduates with relevant experience can apply for the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians & Technologists (OACETT) certification.

Outline:

The program is a 3-year Advanced Diploma delivered at the Welland campus. It is structured into nine terms, including three co-op work terms.


Term 1 (2024 Fall):

  • COMM1120 - Introduction to Writing and Communicating in the Workplace (3 credits)
  • CTEC1184 - Computer Concepts (3 credits)
  • ELEC1124 - Electrical I (5 credits)
  • MATH1134 - Mathematics I for the School of Technology Studies (4 credits)
  • MMFG1178 - CAD and Manufacturing (4 credits)

Term 2 (2025 Winter):

  • ELNC1210 - Electronic Devices (5 credits)
  • ELNC1221 - Networking and Data Communications (3 credits)
  • ELNC1224 - Digital Systems (4 credits)
  • ELEC1232 - Electrical II (5 credits)
  • MATH1231 - Mathematics II for Technicians and Technologists (4 credits)

Term 3 (2025 Fall):

  • CTEC1239 - Computer Programming (3 credits)
  • ELNC1323 - Wireless Communications Fundamentals (5 credits)
  • ELNC1328 - Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers (4 credits)
  • ELEC1327 - DC/AC Machines and Motor Controls (4 credits)
  • ELNC1350 - Operational Amplifiers and Analog Circuits (4 credits)
  • MATH1334 - Mathematics III - Calculus I (4 credits)

Term 4 (2026 Winter):

  • COMM1430 - Technical Communications (3 credits)
  • ELNC1425 - Embedded Systems Digital II (4 credits)
  • ELNC1426 - Programmable Automation Controllers (4 credits)
  • ELNC1730 - Antennas and Radio Wave Propagation (5 credits)
  • MMFG1438 - Microcircuit Design and Fabrication (4 credits)
  • MATH1350 - Statistics for Technicians and Technologists (3 credits)

Term 5 (Co-op) (2026 Spring):

  • COOP1434 - Co-op Work Term I (0 credits)

Term 6 (Co-op) (2026 Fall):

  • COOP1534 - Co-op Work Term II (0 credits)

Term 7 (2027 Winter):

  • ELEC1633 - Instrumentation and Process Control Systems (4 credits)
  • ELNC1442 - Electronic Applications Engineering (Linear II) (5 credits)
  • ELNC1501 - Advanced Embedded Systems (4 credits)
  • MATH1434 - Mathematics IV - Calculus II (4 credits)
  • MMFG1520 - RF Embedded System Technical Project I (2 credits)

Term 8 (Co-op) (2027 Spring):

  • COOP1634 - Co-op Work Term III (0 credits)

Term 9 (2027 Fall):

  • ELNC1631 - Advanced Electronics (5 credits)
  • ELEC1632 - Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems (4 credits)
  • ELNC1633 - Robotics and Automation (4 credits)
  • ELNC1645 - Fibre Optic and Microwave Transmission Systems (5 credits)
  • MMFG1620 - RF Embedded System Technical Project II (2 credits)

Learning Outcomes (Term 1244):

  • Modify, design, and produce electrical and electronics drawings, layouts, and reports using appropriate technology.
  • Perform and generate procedures to test electrical and/or electronic circuits, equipment, and systems.
  • Design, build, and troubleshoot electronic circuits, equipment, and systems.
  • Modify, maintain, repair, calibrate, and recommend electronic equipment and systems.
  • Determine, select, recommend, and justify the purchase of electronic equipment, components, and systems.
  • Design, construct, modify, analyze, and troubleshoot digital logic circuits, embedded systems, programmable logic devices, and digital signal processing applications.
  • Design, analyze, and build circuits consisting of various components.
  • Design, analyze, and troubleshoot control systems.
  • Analyze, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair telecommunication systems.
  • Comply with health and safety guidelines and procedures.
  • Collaborate in selecting, coordinating, and conducting quality control and quality assurance programs.
  • Complete work in compliance with relevant legislation, standards, codes, policies, procedures, and regulations.
  • Apply project management principles and tools.

Careers:

  • Automation, robotics, and system integration
  • Automotive, aviation, and biomedical industries
  • Component, system design, and manufacturing
  • Embedded system design
  • Engineering and electronics firm
  • Government institution
  • IOT application
  • Maintenance, installation, and servicing of electronics
  • Radio and wireless design and installation
  • Sales and marketing

Other:

  • Students are responsible for their own transportation to complete program requirements.
  • Students are responsible for ensuring they have a Microsoft Windows 10 based desktop or laptop system that meets the specified requirements.
  • Academic software for courses will be made available for download and remote use.
  • All costs associated with program requirements are the responsibility of the student.
  • Applicants with previous postsecondary education will be assessed for transfer credits upon receipt of an official transcript.
  • The program includes a co-op component, which provides students with paid work experience in their field of study.
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Niagara College Canada


Overview:

Niagara College is a public college located in the Niagara Region of Canada. It is known for its focus on experiential learning and offers over 130 full-time postsecondary programs across 14 schools of study. The college is recognized as a leader in applied research and innovation, having been named Canada's top research college twice in recent years.


Services Offered:

Niagara College provides a wide range of services to its students, including:

    Student Services:

    Offers support in areas such as health, wellness, accessibility, career and co-op services, and Indigenous education.

    Libraries and Learning Commons:

    Provides access to resources and support for academic success.

    Athletics and Student Engagement:

    Offers opportunities for students to participate in varsity athletics, intramurals, recreation activities, and various student clubs and organizations.

    Campus Services:

    Includes dining options, parking and transit information, residence and housing options, and safety and community resources.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Niagara College offers a vibrant campus experience with opportunities for students to connect with their peers, engage in extracurricular activities, and develop their skills through hands-on learning. The college has two campuses, Welland and Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake, both offering a range of amenities and facilities.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    Experiential Learning:

    Niagara College is known for its emphasis on practical, hands-on learning, providing students with real-world experience and valuable skills.

    Applied Research and Innovation:

    The college is a leader in applied research, offering students opportunities to work alongside faculty and staff researchers on projects with real businesses.

    Strong Industry Connections:

    Niagara College has strong ties to local industries, providing students with access to internships, co-op placements, and career opportunities.

    Vibrant Campus Community:

    The college fosters a welcoming and supportive environment for students, with a variety of clubs, organizations, and events to engage in.

Academic Programs:

Niagara College offers a wide range of academic programs, including:

    Diploma Programs:

    Provide students with specialized skills and knowledge in a particular field.

    Graduate Certificate Programs:

    Offer advanced training and professional development opportunities.

    Bachelor's Degree Programs:

    Provide students with a comprehensive education in a chosen field.

Other:

    Learning Enterprises:

    Niagara College operates a number of learning enterprises, such as restaurants, a dental clinic, a hair salon, a spa, a winery, a brewery, a distillery, and a greenhouse. These enterprises provide students with real-world experience and generate revenue to support student learning.

    Land Acknowledgement:

    Niagara College acknowledges the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples and is committed to promoting reconciliation and Indigenous rights.

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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

  • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent including the following required course(s):
  • English – any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent
  • Mathematics – any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or equivalent
  • Recommended Courses and/or Skills:
  • Physics – Grade 11 (U) or Grade 12 (C) or (U)
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