
Computer Engineering Technology Diploma
If you’re fascinated by what makes computers tick, both inside (hardware) and out (software), becoming a computer engineering technologist has great possibilities. Work in information technology roles, network security, embedded systems, robotics, and automated systems. The future is still unfolding, and your career could go in many directions.
Duration
76 weeks
Starting Date
August
Tuition Fee
Year 1: $17,800
Year 2: $24,800
Location
Moose Jaw
Effective November 1, 2024, significant changes were made to the Government of Canada’s Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Program. Some Saskatchewan Polytechnic programs are no longer eligible for a PGWP.
Students who applied for a PGWP before November 1, 2024 are not affected by the changes.
About the Program
The Computer Engineering Technology program is a three-year, nationally recognized, diploma offered full time at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Moose Jaw campus. You’ll get an exceptional hands-on learning experience during five semesters of classroom study and three Co-operative Education work terms.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is unique in our emphasis on both hardware and software. You’ll learn how to:
- analyze, test and design analog and digital circuits
- design, fabricate and populate printed circuit boards
- program personal computers and microcontrollers using various programming languages
- design and test interfaces between computers and peripherals
- design, install and administer networks
- design and test various digital data transmission systems
- install, configure and maintain workstations and servers in various operating system environments
A capstone research project gives you an opportunity to apply what you’ve learned to the development of an original design, from concept through to prototype.
Courses Included
- Computer Aided Design
- Introduction to Computer Programming
- Basic Electricity
- Mathematics for Engineering Technologies
- Statistics for Technology
- Workplace Communication











