The Electrical Engineering Technology program equips learners with the skills needed to excel as engineering technologists in the dynamic electronics industry. Participants gain hands-on experience in designing, building, and troubleshooting electronic systems, with a focus on digital and analog circuits, amplifiers, and wireless communications. This experience allows learners to apply their classroom knowledge to real-world projects, enhancing their technical proficiency and problem-solving abilities in areas such as microprocessor programming, industrial electronics, and programmable logic systems. Course Description: Over the course of a 16-week term, students will engage in one or more industry projects either on an individual basis or within a group of students enrolled in the course. In this course, students will collaborate with industry partners to develop real-world workplace skills while tackling a relevant industry challenge. Students will research and analyze a problem or requirement, explore potential solutions, and apply key concepts learned in their studies. Along the way, students will navigate industry considerations such as product safety, reliability, customer needs, and cost-effectiveness. Through this experience, students will gain industry-specific skills and refine their ability to communicate professionally. By the end of the course, they will produce a technical report that showcases your problem-solving process and presents a well-supported case for your proposed solution.

Looking to elevate your organization, and bring it to the next level? Bring on learners from Red River College to be your learner-consultants, in a project-based experience. Learners will work on one main project over the experience of the semester, connecting with you as needed with virtual communication tools. Learners in this program/experience will: 1. Describe the key concepts and processes used in the study of consumer behavior to explain why consumers make purchases.   2. Identify key ethical and social responsibility issues associated with marketing that impacts consumer behaviour.   3. Determine the factors that influence the spread of a new idea.   4. Explain how diffusion of innovation manifests itself in different ways in various cultures.   5. Analyze current trends in consumer behaviour.   6. Apply current trends in consumer behaviour to the marketing of a product or service.   7. Evaluate the effectiveness of marketing programs and their attempts to influence consumer behaviour.   8. Construct profiles of target market segments to identify which consumer groups are most likely to purchase a product.   9. Formulate effective marketing strategies to influence consumer decision-making.   10. Create a project to assess the consumer decision-making process.

What can our learners do for your company? The ACE Project Space is an interactive workspace where students, entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations and corporations collaborate to bring unique ideas to life. With the guidance of experienced staff and faculty, students of the Business Information Technology, Business Technology Management and Information Security programs work with industry clients to create prototypes, products and services that can be introduced to the market. The internship needs to run from May through to no later than Mid-August.

First year, second term Business Administration students will work in teams to generate actionable and relevant consumer insights and branding for your organization.