* Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance and mandatory non-tuition-fees.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent including these required courses:
Humber’s Electrical Engineering Technology – Control Systems advanced diploma program is designed in collaboration with an industry advisory panel ensuring you learn fundamental concepts and experience the latest technologies in this field. The program blends classroom theory with laboratory work on subjects such as electric devices, circuits, digital fundamentals, power generation and distribution, electrical computer-aided design (CAD), electrical codes, programming PLCs and industrial communications.
During the third year of this program, you’ll learn advanced skills to design, operate and maintain electrical equipment and instruments in automated manufacturing, environmental and power systems.
Our curriculum focuses on programming software, feed-back control systems, motor control, instrumentation, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), power electronics, power generation, transmission, distribution, power system design, human machine interface (HMI), and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA).
The program builds upon the solid technical foundation of our diploma program, providing broader career options. The skills learned in this program are enhanced through project-based learning in a hands-on teaching and learning environment.
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Semester 1
ELEC 107: Logic Fundamentals
ELEC 108: Introduction to Robotics
TECH 101: Electric Circuits
TECH 104: Programming Fundamentals
TMTH 104: Technical Mathematics 1
WRIT 120: Technical Reading and Writing Skills
Semester 2
TECH 150: Electronic Devices and Circuits
TECH 155: Electrical CADD
TECH 156: AC Circuits
TECH 157: Process Instruments
TMTH 204: Technical Mathematics 2
WRIT 220: Technical Workplace Writing Skills
Semester 3
CALC 103: Introduction to Calculus
ELEC 206: DC Equipment and Controls
ELEC 209: Programmable Logic Controllers: Introduction
ELEC 211: Power Systems 1
ELEC 254: Industrial Electronics
GNED 101: An Introduction to Arts and Sciences
Semester 4
ELEC 200: Canadian Electrical Code
ELEC 250: Electrical Circuit Analysis
ELEC 251: Automatic Controls: Introduction
ELEC 252: Fundamentals of Power Distribution and Circuit Analysis
ELEC 253: Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers
ELEC 255: Sensors and Actuators
Select 1 from the following courses
GNED: General Elective
Semester 5
CALC 203: Applied Calculus
ELEC 300: Power Systems 2
ELEC 323: Communications and PLC Network Systems
ELEC 324: Power Electronics
ELEC 325: Operator Interface, Design and Control
ELEC 330: Technical Project 1
Semester 6
ELEC 350: Control Systems (Electrical Control Systems)
ELEC 351: Technical Project 2
ELEC 352: Control Applications Using PLC's
ELEC 354: Power Distribution, Protection and Control
ELEC 355: Variable Frequency Drives and Motor Controls
TSTA 301: Applied Statistics
Select 1 from the following courses
GNED: General Elective
According to Service Canada, the number of job opportunities for electrical and electronics technologists and technicians is expected to increase significantly over the next few years.
Our Electrical Engineering Technology graduates are capable of designing, maintaining, servicing or selling electrical equipment in a variety of industrial sectors including manufacturing, food, pharmaceutical, automotive, power generation and distribution, technical sales, transportation, and engineering consulting firms.
