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    OACETT Advanced Standing Program

    Credential: Electronics Engineering Technology Diploma
    Accreditation: CTAB Accredited

    Program Length: 2 Years (Part-time Studies)

    Program Delivery: Online and on-campus.

    • All courses will be delivered online following a standard course template that provides readings, assignments, exercises, pre-lab assignments and online learning activities. Students will be able to access their course materials as soon as they register for a course.
    • The lab component of all technical courses will be delivered at the RCC campus in Concord every third weekend (See Academic Schedule)
    • For the most part, students will take one course at a time. Estimated time commitment is 10 – 15 hours/week + labs.

    Admissions Requirements:
    All applicants must submit:

    • CET/OACETT Membership number
    • Official transcripts from the college from which they received their 4-term Electronics Technician diploma
    • An up-to-date resume
    • An up-to-date description of their current role/position, including details about their technical duties and responsibilities
    • Course descriptions and transcripts of any courses completed beyond the Technician diploma

    Other Requirements:
    Students enrolled in the OACETT Partnership program must have access to a Desktop/Laptop home computer, either a Pentium 3 or a Mac, with the following requirements:

    • Up-to-date anti-virus software
    • Word processing software (Microsoft Word) and other tools needed to send electronically submitted assignments
    • 56K modem connection to the Internet (or better), email capability, and access to one of the following web browsers:

    Tuition and Other Costs:
    Application Fee: $100 (Non-refundable)

    Note: Tuition may be paid on 24 equal instalments of $574.17

    Academic Schedule:

    Year 1
    Session Start
    Course On-Campus Weekends
    Oct 4 10 Applied Mathematics
    Nov 8 10 Data Communications Nov. 27 & 28
    Dec. 10 & 11
    Jan 3 11 Applied Calculus 1
    Feb 14 11 Introduction to Networking Mar 5 & 6
    Mar 26 & 27
    April 4 11 Physics April 23 & 24
    May 14 & 15
    May 16 11 Applied Calculus 2
    July 4 11 Analog Signal Processing July 23 & 24
    Aug 13 & 14
    Aug 15 11 Telecommunications Technology 1 Aug 27 & 28
    Sept 24 & 25
    Year 2
    Session Start
    Course On-Campus Weekends
    Oct 3 11 Control Systems 1
    Project Management 1
    Oct 22 & 23
    Nov 12 & 13
    Nov 14 11 Mathematical Analysis
    Project Management 2
    Dec 3 & 4
    Jan 2 12 Microcontrollers and Related Topics
    Senior Project 1
    Jan 21 & 22
    Feb 11 & 12
    Feb 13 11 Introduction to Digital Signal Processing
    Senior Project 1
    Mar 3 & 4
    Mar 24 & 25
    April 2 11 Telecommunications Technology 2
    Senior Project 2
    April 21 & 22
    May 12 & 13
    May 14 11 Telecommunications Technology 2
    Senior Project 2
    June 2 & 3
    June 23 & 24
    July 2 11 Control Systems 2
    Senior Project 2
    July 21 & 22
    Aug 11 & 12
    Aug 13 11 Professional Writing
    Senior Project 2
    Aug 25 & 26
    Sept 22 & 23