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Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology - Renewable Energy

Diploma in Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology - Renewable Energy
Diploma in Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology - Renewable Energy with Co–operative Education Designation

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The Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology – Renewable Energy program provides you with all the knowledge you need to work in a variety of positions associated with the electronics industry. You'll develop analytical skills and learn the application of these to electronic circuits and systems. As renewable energies are becoming more important, you'll leave the program with an introductory knowledge of this new and expanding area. You'll take courses in the control and drive of electrical motors and will directly apply electronics technology to the renewable energies area.

Building a new generation of renewable-energy-savvy workers

"BC is behind in renewable energy," says Alan Duncan, Chair of the Electronics and Computer Engineering Department at Camosun. However, Camosun's Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology - Renewable Energy program has graduates ready to correct this imbalance. Read more...

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The program runs for approximately two years at the Interurban campus starting in September.

If you are a graduate of this program and have a cumulative GPA of at least 5.0 ("B") you can apply to the Electrical Engineering Bridge program (bridges to the Electrical Engineering degree program at the University of Victoria (UVic). Opportunities also exist to bridge into the final two years of engineering at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario. guy working on electric motor

Contact the Co–op Education office to learn more about the Diploma in Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology with Co–operative Education Designation.

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