entennial College's Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial program will cover engineering theory and practice in manufacturing and producing mechanical equipment and products.

The focus of this advanced diploma engineering program will be on ensuring you gain basic engineering and science skills, while including more specialized subjects relating to modern manufacturing and production processes. The Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial program's courses will also include computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) through AutoCAD, Inventor, SolidWorks and Simul8, which are widely used in the industry.

Two-semester individual projects will allow for practical experience in designing, building and testing an original piece of equipment. The project approach used in the offering will simulate actual workplace assignments.

Notes 

• Some courses may be offered in an online/hybrid format.
• The official Ministry name for this program is Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial.

Program Highlights

• Through a 60-40 program balance, you gain experience in machine shop operation, tool design and computer numerical control programming.
• Industry-current software instruction in AutoCAD, Inventor and Mastercam is taught, as is state-of-the-art CAD/ CAM equipment.
• The campus from which the program is facilitated houses a new mechanical engineering lab that includes material properties, strength of materials, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and quality assurance testing equipment.

Career Outlook

• Manufacturing supervisor
• Junior engineer
• Mechanical tester
• Quality controller
• Facility planner
• Process engineer
• Lab/CMM technician
• Junior project manager

Education Pathways

Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering Technology – Industrial Advanced diploma program may be eligible to participate in pathway programs with partnering institutions. These pathway programs allow you to receive degree credit for learning obtained at Centennial College.