Some
of the main areas of study in this program are:
• Introduction to Engineering Design -
using the design development process, models
are created, analyzed and communicated using
solid modeling computer design software.
• Digital Electronics - based upon applied
logic, computer simulation software is used
to design and test digital circuitry systems.
• Principals of Engineering - explores
various technology systems and manufacturing
processes. Students use math, science and technology
in an
engineering problem solving process to create
real world solutions.
• Computer Integrated Manufacturing - this
sequence builds on the computer solid modeling
skills developed in Introduction to Engineering.
Fundamental concepts of robotics use in automated
manufacturing and design analysis are used.
• Engineering Design and Development -
this is an engineering research component where
students work in teams to formulate, design
and construct a solution to an open-ended engineering
problem. This is a sequential component for
2nd year students, which allows them to
apply principles developed in 
the
four preceding curricular areas.
Engineering
