Computer Engineering Technology – Mechatronic Systems

Mohawk College’s Computer Engineering Technology – Mechatronic Systems program offers students a dynamic and comprehensive education, equipping them with the skills needed to work in modern, automated industrial environments. With a focus on integrating automation, robotics, networking, and data handling, graduates will be well-prepared for careers in factories implementing advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0.

The program covers a wide range of industrial applications, including PLC programming, human-machine interfacing, pneumatic and hydraulic control systems, and electrical drive implementations. Students also gain a solid foundation in electrical and electronic systems, microcontrollers, and embedded systems, progressing towards the development of web interfaces and network-enabled applications.

Through both theory and hands-on experience, students explore automation and robotics, computer networking, and mobile/web applications. The curriculum draws from industry-leading standards and certifications from organizations such as IEEE, CompTIA, Cisco Academy, Intel, and Siemens, ensuring graduates are highly competent in both hardware and software aspects of computer engineering. This program provides students with the tools and knowledge to thrive in the evolving field of industrial automation and advanced manufacturing.

Admission Requirements

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.

What You’ll Learn

• Develop applied programming skills, including understanding key programming languages and techniques for industrial automation.
• Gain a comprehensive understanding of electrical engineering principles, including AC electricity, digital circuits, and electrical drafting and design.
• Learn to program and troubleshoot Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and advanced industrial systems, including sequential and block programming.
• Acquire knowledge in networking fundamentals and advanced server management, focusing on industrial applications and communication technologies.
• Explore robotics, human-machine interface design, smart sensor technology, and automated manufacturing to integrate mechanical and electrical systems.
• Study artificial intelligence, applied digital processing, and industrial communications to support next-generation automation and IoT systems.