George Brown College

Modern production facilities and automated systems are built on the principles of robotics, controls, and process automation. In a capstone project, students use their accumulated theoretical and practical knowledge to design and create a complex, integrated, fully functional electromechanical system. This culminates our multidisciplinary and hands-on approach to learning.

Students enhance their technical proficiency by concentrating on the soft skills necessary to build a successful career and contribute to any team. Faculty who have worked both in the workplace and in education will instruct students.

To guarantee that graduates can enter the industry immediately, industry-relevant coursework is taught through hands-on learning in the college's machine shops, electrical and industrial automation laboratories, process controls, and robotics facilities.

Program Learning Outcomes
The graduate has consistently shown the following abilities:

1. Create and construct mechanical, electrical, and electronic parts and assemblies in compliance with specifications, operational guidelines, and task needs.
2. For a variety of stakeholders, interpret and create electrical, electronic, and mechanical drawings as well as other associated technical documentation and graphics in accordance with industry standards.
3. To evaluate, maintain, and repair electromechanical circuits, equipment, processes, systems, and subsystems, a variety of troubleshooting techniques and tools must be chosen and used.
4. To make sure they work as intended and to maximize productivity, maintain and repair electrical, electronic, and mechanical parts, systems, and equipment.
5. By assisting in the specification of manufacturing materials and procedures, you can support the design and production of mechanical components.
6. Several mechanical, electrical, and electronic control systems, logic and digital circuits, passive AC and DC circuits, and active circuits can all be used, analyzed, built, installed, and troubleshooted.
7. To support the electromechanical engineering environment, install and debug simple computer hardware and programming.
8. Maintaining and troubleshooting robotic systems and other automated equipment.
9. To satisfy organizational and industry standards and requirements, establish and maintain inventory, records, and documentation systems.
10. Choose and purchase electromechanical systems, parts, and equipment that meet the functional requirements of the work.
11. aid in the implementation of quality assurance and control program methods to satisfy corporate standards and needs.
12. Work in accordance with any legal requirements, industry standards, codes, rules, and procedures.
13. Create plans for continued professional and personal growth to improve work output, stay up to date with industry trends, and be responsive to changes in national and international standards.
14. Participate both individually and as a team member in electromechanical engineering to ensure that tasks and projects are successfully completed.
15. Support project management tasks such project planning, execution, and evaluation, as well as necessary resource, timetable, and expense monitoring.

Tuition fees: $17331 per year.

IELTS: 6(6)

Academics: 2.8 GPA