Offered by Cégep Gérald-Godin in Montréal, Canada, Diploma in Production de matériel électronique AEC is a diploma in Electrical Engineering programme. The programme runs for 9 months, delivered on campus.
At a glance
Degree:Diploma
Field:Electrical Engineering
Duration: 9 months
Delivery: On Campus
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This AEC (attestation d'études collégiales) programme trains technicians in the production, inspection, and maintenance of electronic equipment, intended for candidates who already have some knowledge of computer-based (embedded) systems. Coursework covers processing workplace information related to computer-systems technology, diagnosing digital-electronics faults, troubleshooting computer-based systems, drawing electronic schematics, designing printed circuit boards, building system prototypes, and integrating and installing components. The programme runs 9 months on campus. It suits candidates who enjoy precise, detail-oriented work, analysing technical problems, and handling small instruments and components. Admission requires a Diploma of Secondary Studies or training judged sufficient by the cégep, along with a Diploma of Vocational Studies or an interruption of full-time studies of at least two consecutive sessions or one school year. Particular conditions require mathematics prerequisites and physical-science prerequisites. Graduates work in computer- and electronics-manufacturing companies, testing and analysis laboratories, and scientific research and development centres, in roles such as electronic-equipment maintenance or manufacturing technician and electronics repairer.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Open to candidates holding a Diploma of Secondary Studies, or training judged sufficient by the cégep, who also meet one of the general AEC conditions (Diploma of Vocational Studies, or an interruption of full-time studies, or combined full-time postsecondary study and interruption, totalling at least two consecutive sessions or one school year). Particular conditions require mathematics prerequisites (Secondary IV TS or SN, or Secondary V CST) and physical-science prerequisites (Secondary IV STE or SE). Selection requires passing a written French-language test and/or a selection interview, if deemed necessary.
