Computer Engineering Technician

The Computer Engineering Technician diploma at Fleming College in Peterborough, Ontario gives you the practical, hands-on skills to build, support and troubleshoot modern computing systems. Across two years you will study computer hardware, operating systems, networking, programming fundamentals, electronics, and system administration, working extensively in labs with real equipment. The program is designed around the day-to-day work of technicians who keep computers, networks and connected devices running reliably for businesses and organisations.

You will learn to assemble and configure systems, diagnose hardware and software faults, set up and secure small networks, and provide effective technical support. Strong emphasis is placed on problem-solving, customer service and current industry tools, so you graduate ready to step into the workforce. Graduates work as computer technicians, IT support and help-desk specialists, network support technicians and hardware specialists across many industries, all of which rely on dependable technology. International students benefit from Canadian lab experience and a credential that can ladder into the related Computer Engineering Technology advanced diploma for deeper specialisation. With technology embedded in every sector, this diploma offers a versatile, in-demand entry point into a growing information-technology career.

Small class sizes, experienced instructors and applied, placement-rich learning at Fleming’s Peterborough campus mean you graduate job-ready, with the confidence and real skills to pursue opportunities such as Computer Technician in a growing, in-demand sector.