Engineering Technologies - Cluster Brochure (2015)
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engineering technologies
Lethbridge College is leading and transforming education in Alberta.
delivery iconsOn-campus – This is the traditional setting for college courses, where
all of the courses needed to complete your program are taken on
campus. Note that some programs may require participation
off-campus including field-trips or practicum experiences.
Online – These programs are fully completed online, without the need
to come to campus. Note that some programs may offer practicum
experiences or labs that require participation on-site. Programs offered
online can often be completed in a flexible time frame.
Blended – Programs that can be taken with a blended learning
approach offer most courses face-to-face in the classroom but some
courses in the program can be completed online.
engineering technologies
Engineering Design and Drafting TechnologyGeomatics Engineering Technology (Digital Mapping and Surveying)Civil Engineering Technology
Ready to turn your talents for reading and making maps, sketching buildings and bridges, or
creating detailed plans and designs into an in-demand, well-paying career? Lethbridge College’s
Engineering Technologies programs are the logical place to get your start.
Companies leading national infrastructure projects are hungry for engineering grads as they survey, map, design
and plan new developments; many employers will be looking for you before you even graduate. Our nationally-
accredited programs provide opportunities for you to work on actual designs and applied research initiatives,
creating projects that have real-life applications.
Through our mobile learning program, you’ll work with high performance laptops loaded with industry-preferred
software and dedicated tech support. You may have an opportunity to experience the most up-to-date technology,
including our 3D laser scanner and 3D printer, as you put into practice the theories learned in the classroom.
A future in Engineering Technologies holds many
possibilities – and they all start at Lethbridge College.
connect Program office: 403.320.3468
/LCEngineeringTech
Job profiles and salaries: alis.alberta.ca/occinfoThe Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta: aset.ab.ca Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists: cctt.ca
engineering design and drafting
Engineering Design and Drafting Technology • two-year diploma
• September admission
Design and drafting technologists prepare engineering and architectural plans as
well as project specifications for commercial and residential buildings and other
construction projects. Their work is essential to all aspects of engineering and construction
– and students studying Engineering Design and Drafting Technology at Lethbridge College will
gain both the theory and experience they need to succeed on the job or in their future studies.
Our program provides you with a comprehensive understanding of design and drafting in
mechanical, architectural/structural, municipal, piping and topographical fields. Fundamentals
in these areas are applied with hands-on projects using computer-assisted drafting technology,
including some of the latest 3D design applications.
You’ll gain an understanding of engineering fundamentals to provide you with a solid basis for
entry into this exciting and challenging field and learn how to produce and interpret industry-
quality engineering designs and plans. And you’ll be in demand: in the past several years the
program’s employment success rate has been very high.
Welcome to your future in Engineering Design and Drafting Technology – it starts
at Lethbridge College.
connect [email protected]
lethbridgecollege.ca/eddt Canadian Home Builders’ Association:chbalethbridge.comCanadian Architecture Online: architecture.ca The Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta: aset.ab.ca
“I’ve found Lethbridge College students to be very professional. Their schooling really makes a difference and prepares them for the real world. We will continue to include Lethbridge College in our annual campus recruitment campaign.”
Trent McRitchie Industry partner, Calgary Drafting ManagerMidwest Surveys Inc., Calgary, AB
Admission requirements *
High school diploma with 50% grade 12 math (30-1) or 60% grade 12 math (30-2), and grade 11 physics or grade 12 science. Please note that grade 12 biology and/or grade 12 chemistry will not be accepted in lieu of grade 12 science.
Estimated cost * Tuition Fees Books and supplies (does not include laptop costs)Year I $4,686 $1,286 $4,000Year II $4,997 $1,319 $800
Transfer agreements
• Lethbridge College – credit toward a second diploma in Civil Engineering Technology• Athabasca University – up to 60 credits toward a post-diploma in Bachelor of Science degree• Griffith University, Australia – credit toward Bachelor of Engineering degree• Montana State University, Bozeman – entry into the second year of Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Design degree • Northern Alberta Institute of Technology – conditional acceptance into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology
Management degree• University of Alberta – credit toward a variety of programs
Career opportunities
• drafting technologists• piping and pressure-vessel designers• mechanical designers• heating and air-conditioning designers• subdivision designers• architectural technologists
Courses include
• Architectural design and drafting• Steel design and detailing• Pressure vessel and piping design• Mechanical design and drafting
* Accurate at time of printing. Check lethbridgecollege.ca for most current details.
Program at a glance:
Geomatics Engineering Technology(Digital Mapping and Surveying)• two-year diploma
• September admission
Geomatics brings together surveying and mapping with widely popular technologies
such as global positioning systems (GPS), geographic information systems (GIS),
and satellite image analysis. Geomatics engineering technologists determine or establish
boundaries by searching survey records and land titles, conduct field work and prepare plans.
Lethbridge College’s practical two-year diploma in Geomatics Engineering Technology will
prepare you to be part of this dynamic field with great jobs in areas ranging from surveying and
land management to geographic information systems and mapping.
In year one of the program, we’ll give you a comprehensive introduction to engineering
fundamentals. Using hands-on exercises, we’ll introduce you to surveying, mapping and data
collection techniques. In the second year, you’ll hone your skills in collecting high-precision
location data as well as learn how to map and analyze it using industry-standard software
applications. There is a high demand for graduates from this program. Get started on
your future in this exciting field today at Lethbridge College.
geomatics
“I liked all the hands-on work at Lethbridge College. We got to use technology that’s in the field. All the software we used [at the college] we use on the job right now. I would definitely recommend Lethbridge College to anyone looking to get into geomatics technology.”
Garret Sowchuk Geomatics Engineering Technology 2013Survey Technician, VENTUS Geospatial
Admission requirements *
High school diploma with 50% grade 12 math (30-1) or 60% grade 12 math (30-2), and grade 11 physics or grade 12 science. Please note that grade 12 biology and/or grade 12 chemistry will not be accepted in lieu of grade 12 science.
Estimated cost * Tuition Fees Books and supplies (does not include laptop costs)Year I $4,888 $1,352 $3,400Year II $4,839 $1,286 $900
Transfer agreements
• Lethbridge College – credit toward a second diploma in Civil Engineering Technology or Engineering Design and Drafting Technology
• Athabasca University – up to 60 credits toward a post-diploma in Bachelor of Science degree
• Northern Alberta Institute of Technology – conditional acceptance into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management degree
• University of Alberta – up to one year of credit into a variety of programs• University of Lethbridge – two years credit toward post-diploma in
Geographical Information Services degree (2+2 agreement)
Career opportunities
• survey assistants• survey party chiefs• GIS/mapping technologists• urban and regional planning assistants• survey drafting technologists
Courses include
• Land survey• Geographic information systems / GPS• Digital remote sensing• Engineering surveys
* Accurate at time of printing. Check lethbridgecollege.ca for most current details.
Program at a glance:
connect [email protected]
lethbridgecollege.ca/geomatics
Alberta Geomatics Group:albertageomaticsgroup.caAlberta Society of Surveying and Mapping Technologies: assmt.ab.ca The Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta: aset.ab.ca
civil engineeringtechnology
Civil Engineering Technology• two-year diploma
• September admission
Civil engineers build society’s infrastructure, including roads, urban subdivisions, and
water, sewer and storm-water systems. Lethbridge College’s Civil Engineering Technology
program gives you the skills and experience you’ll need to succeed in this high-demand profession.
In the first year, you’ll get a comprehensive introduction to engineering fundamentals. You’ll study
computer-assisted drafting, land surveying, fluid mechanics, applied physics, soils and concrete
technology.
In the second year, you’ll focus on engineering design and management and develop a
practical understanding of structural design and detailing, construction methods, environmental
engineering, water resources, municipal/highway design, estimating and business management.
You’ll learn how to use state-of-the-art computer applications while bringing together your
knowledge and hands-on experience in applied-research projects that take you into the field, and
use data from real sites to develop your personal portfolio.
If you envision a future shaping the look and design of your community, look to
Lethbridge College’s Civil Engineering Technology program.
connect [email protected]
lethbrigecollege.ca/cet
Canadian Society for Civil Engineering: csce.ca The Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta: aset.ab.ca
“The quality of education I received was high. The instructors knew the material very well and were excellent in sharing their knowledge. Since I went onto university I was able to see that much of the information taught to me in college was about the same as some third year, fourth year and elective classes in university. And because of the foundation that was created by my college experience, I am now a professional engineer and am doing what I love to do.”
Neil PozziCivil Engineering Technology 2003Project Engineer, RJC Consulting Engineers, Lethbridge
Admission requirements *
High school diploma with 50% grade 12 math (30-1) or 60% grade 12 math (30-2), and grade 11 physics or grade 12 science. Please note that grade 12 biology and/or grade 12 chemistry will not be accepted in lieu of grade 12 science.
Estimated cost * Tuition Fees Books and supplies (does not include laptop costs)Year I $4,945 $1,352 $3,900Year II $4,839 $1,286 $1,100
Transfer agreements
• Lethbridge College – credit toward a second diploma in Engineering Design and Drafting Technology
• Athabasca University – up to 60 credits toward the Bachelor of Science degree or up to 30 credits towards the three or four year Bachelor of Management or Bachelor of Commerce degrees
• Griffith University, Australia – credits toward Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) degree
• Northern Alberta Institute of Technology – conditional acceptance into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management degree program
• University of Alberta – up to one year of credit toward a variety of programs• Camosun College/University of British Columbia – six month Camosun College
bridging program leads directly into the University of British Columbia’s third year Civil Engineering program
• Lakehead University – successful completion of summer school transition courses leads into third year Civil Engineering program
• Memorial University, Newfoundland – credit toward Bachelor of Technology with emphasis on management skills
Career opportunities
• geo-technologists• roadway designers• infrastructure designers• subdivision designers• construction estimators/designers• structural designers• quality control inspectors
Courses include
• Concrete and asphalt technology• Highway design and construction• Environmental engineering• Water resources
* Accurate at time of printing. Check lethbridgecollege.ca for most current details.
Program at a glance:
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