Labs and Simulation Spaces

The AutoCAD Lab supports hands-on learning in computer-aided design and drafting. Students develop technical drawing, modeling, and documentation skills using industry-standard AutoCAD software. Through practical projects, the lab prepares students to produce accurate designs used in engineering, architecture, and manufacturing environments.

The Automation Lab provides hands-on experience with automated systems used in modern industrial environments. Students learn to program, operate, and troubleshoot equipment such as PLCs, sensors, and control systems. Through applied, project-based learning, the lab builds practical skills for careers in automation, manufacturing, and industrial technology.

The core training ground for AC/DC circuit analysis. Students use oscilloscopes, function generators, and breadboards to build and troubleshoot fundamental electronic systems.

The Electrotechnology Lab at Mohawk College’s Fennell Campus provides students with hands-on experience in electrical, electronic, instrumentation, and control systems. Using industry-standard equipment and technology, students develop practical skills in system design, testing, troubleshooting, and automation while preparing for careers in today’s evolving electrical and manufacturing industries.

The FANUC Robotics Lab provides hands-on training with industry-standard industrial robots used in modern manufacturing and automation. Students learn robotic programming, operation, and safety while working on real-world applications such as material handling and automated processes. The lab builds practical skills needed for careers in robotics, automation, and advanced manufacturing.

Aligned with the Mechanical Engineering Technology program (the only one in Canada certified by the Foundry Educational Foundation). Students study metal casting, heat treatment, and material grain structures using mounting presses and microscopes.

A precision measurement facility. Students use Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) and laser tools to learn "Quality Assessment and Control" protocols to ensure manufactured parts meet exact industrial tolerances.