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The Instrumentation and Controls Postgraduate Diploma Program builds a solid understanding of the best engineering practices in instrumentation, controls and networking technology. Instruments and process control systems are used in the industry to measure and control variables such as pressure, flow, temperature, level, motion, force and chemical composition. Participants will understand requirements of applicable Canadian technical standards, norms and practices. They will acquire knowledge and skills in designing, configuring, tuning, operating and maintaining instrumentation and controls systems in a variety of industrial settings. All courses in the program are taught by practicing industrial professionals, ensuring that the learning process is practical and comprehensive. The program consists of 176 hrs of instruction and includes in-depth classroom lectures, demonstrations and case studies. The program also includes site visits to develop practical understanding of real-life scenarios, problems and solutions.

Career Opportunities

Graduates are well suitd for positions in a variety of industries such as chemical, petroleum refining, food-processing, automotive manufacturing, steel production, pulp and paper sectors. They will be responsible for modern industrial equipment that requires advanced level of control and integrates electrical, mechanical and instrumentation technologies. Typical positions include: Instrument and Control System Designer, Control Systems Technologist, Instrument Technologist, Process Control Technologist etc.

Courses in this program:

Instrumentation Controls Networking and Communication Systems Canadian Electrical Code Engineering Project Management Canadian Industrial Practices and Workplace Culture