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Engineering Technology - Electronics Engineering Technician - Computers

2-year, Ontario College Diploma Program

Official Program Information

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In response to the continued growth in the computer industry, Confederation College offers the two-year, OACETT/CTAB accredited Electronics Engineering Technician program. Year one provides a solid foundation in electronics and computer fundamentals. You now have the option of a specialization in Year Two - Computers. As a computer specialist, your job will be to provide technical solutions and support to local and wide area networks.

Following graduation from this program, you will be able to install, interconnect, configure, implement, and troubleshoot network systems, create and maintain documentation, be proficient with hardware wiring centres, routers, voice network hardware, and apply networking solutions in a client-server environment.

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The program offers students the opportunity to pursue examinations that can lead to Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) certification and COMPTIA A+ and Net+. Students can also transfer into the Electrical Engineering Technology program.

Employment Opportunities: 

This program will prepare you for employment in a wide range of businesses and industries that utilize information networks. For example, companies that provide computer system installations, industries and institutions that maintain and operate their own systems and communications companies. Opportunities also exist for entrepreneurs in the areas of service and consulting.

Canadian Forces through the Non-Commissioned Member Subsidized Education Plan (NCM SEP) available. You will receive free college tuition, books and academic equipment, in addition to a salary with benefits. You will also receive a guaranteed job upon graduation.

If you would like further information, please contact the Program Coordinator.

Admission Requirements: 
  1. Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or equivalent) with courses from the College (C), University (U), University/College (U/C), or Open (O) preparation levels.
  2. or successful completion of the Mature Student Assessment.
  3. or appropriate credits from Academic and Career Entrance program (ACE).

AND Courses Required:

  • Grade 12 English (College or University Preparation)
  • Grade 11 MCF3M Functions and Applications, or MCR3U Functions, or Grade 12 MAP4C Foundations for College Math, or MCT4C Mathematics for College Technology or University Preparation.

You will be assessed to determine your math placement. Assessment will determine whether you will be placed in MA115, or MA215.

If you do not meet the entrance requirements, we encourage you to apply for the Pre-Technology program to facilitate success in your technology path.

Other Requirements: 

Note: A $307.52 fee will be charged for student materials fee.

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