Students work in Sheridan's sophisticated laboratory environment with the most current tools and techniques, doing project-oriented assignments that simulate the workplace responsibilities of mechanical engineering technicians. You'll acquire a broad base of fundamental knowledge, along with job-specific skills that employers seek. The program features direct, hands-on experience with the most up-to-date mechanical engineering computer technology, including: Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) Fluid power technology Energy systems Computer-assisted Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM)

Career Opportunities Sheridan-educated mechanical engineering technicians/technologists enjoy an advantage in the job market, due to their well-rounded skill-set and familiarity with industry-standard applications. Recent graduates moved into the following careers: Computer-assisted Manufacturing (CAM) Technologist HVAC Technologist Mechanical Engineering Design Technologist Plant Operation Technologist Process Control Technician/Technologist Product Development and Testing Technician/Technologist Production Technician/Technologist Quality Control Technician/Technologist