Electronics And Embedded Systems Development in Fanshawe College, Canada

Electronics And Embedded Systems Development in Fanshawe College

This graduate certificate program is designed to enhance and build on the theoretical knowledge gained from studies in electrical engineering and provides students with training in various electrical technologies, embedded systems and computer aided design (CAD) with a focus on automation, robotic and control systems.

Topics related to the business of electronics, entrepreneurship, importing, exporting and renewable and sustainable energies will be reviewed. An applied capstone project will provide students with the opportunity to design, implement and manage real world solutions using skills in industrial communications, supervision, project management and documentation.

Career Opportunities

Employers from traditional electronic engineering companies and employers focusing on Industry 4.0 solutions and the development of IoT innovations. Graduates can expect to be employed in the following areas: electronics engineer, firmware developer, embedded systems developer, embedded hardware developer/designer, embedded software developer/designer, embedded solution tester, and quality control professional.  

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