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Courses - September 2025

Level 1

Course details

College Reading & Writing Skills
COMM1085


Conestoga 101
CON0101


Sketching and Communication
DRWG1990


Electricity
ELEC1445


Environmental Controls and Water Treatment
ENVR1040


Employment and Job Search Skills
ETR1115


Applied Math and Elementary Mechanics
MATH1480


Elementary Chemistry and Thermodynamics
MECH1305


High Pressure Boiler Design, Combustion, Operation Feedwater
MECH1325


Piping
MECH1570


Safety in the Workplace
OHS1320


Power Plant/Heating Plant Safety
OHS1470


Level 2

Course details

Field Placement (Power Engineering Technology)
FPLT1530


Level 3

Course details

Controls and Instrumentation
CNTR1016


Heating Boiler and Heating Systems Controls
MECH1345


Auxiliary Building Systems
MECH1350


Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
MECH1360


Types of Plants
MECH1380


Prime Movers and Engines, Pumps and Compressors, Lubrication
MECH1580


Boiler Maintenance
MECH1590


Materials Welding
WELD1905


Electives: General Education
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options

Level 4

Course details

Chemistry, Metallurgy and Corrosion
CHEM1150


Industrial Drawing
DRWG1785


Electrical and Instrumentation
ELEC1845


Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
MATH1835


Piping, Fittings Welding and Pressure Vessels
MECH1750


Applied Science
SCIE1270


Electives: General Education
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options

Level 5

Course details

Industrial Legislation, Codes, Maintenance, Administration and Safety
MECH1760


Boilers
MECH1770


Water Treatment and Pumps
MECH1780


Advanced Power Plant Simulation
MECH1790


Gas Compressors and Heat Exchangers
MECH2340


Prime Movers
MECH2350


Level 6

Course details

Field Placement (Power Engineering Technology)
FPLT3090


Advanced Power Engineering Studies
MECH1560


Electives: General Education
Student must pass 1 Course(s), selected in the Student Portal from available course options

Please note:

Estimated required text and/or learning resource costs are based on the most recent available data through the Conestoga Campus Store.

Program outcomes

  1. Work in accordance with occupational safety procedures to minimize risk and enhance personal and public safety
  2. Evaluate and solve complex technical problems related to power engineering technology and plant systems by applying the principles of mathematics and science
  3. Perform tasks related to power engineering and plant administration in accordance with relevant laws, policies, ethical principles, procedures, and industry standards
  4. Communicate information effectively and accurately by evaluating, translating, and interpreting relevant drawings and other related documents
  5. Apply principles of operation for process equipment and electrical systems including boilers, prime movers, refrigeration systems, and associated auxiliaries to ensure safety and efficiency
  6. Implement strategies that mitigate the effects of power generation on the environment
  7. Utilize instrumentation and control systems to support the safe and efficient operations of a power plant
  8. Outline accepted standards and practices of metallurgy, welding and testing of metals for quality control inspections in power plant operations
  9. Manage power plant operations, equipment, and personnel in a simulated power plant environment
  10. Relate effectively to co-workers, subordinates, and supervisors in the work environment