After completing the Engineering and Construction Technologies Post-Graduate Diploma, graduates should be able to:
- Demonstrate intercultural skills through a variety of strategies to facilitate career goals in the architecture, engineering, and construction technologies industry
- Evaluate and critically reflect upon existing knowledge, skills, and abilities to identify areas requiring upskilling and/or regionalization when adapting to a new context.
- Analyze the scope of practice of architecture, engineering, and construction technologies in Manitoba to determine career goals and professional association membership.
- Utilize current and emerging technologies and practices in the preparation of technical construction documents, 3D models, schedules, estimates, and specifications to support engineering and building projects.
- Analyze data collected through surveying and geo-technical analysis following the Canadian and industry standards required for data collection and analysis.
- Interpret, analyze, and apply Manitoba Codes, Bylaws, and Regulations within the scope of technician and technologist roles in AEC contexts.
- Manage projects collaboratively within the architecture, engineering, and construction technologies industry using project management skills.
- Apply hands-on, technical, and research skills to explore significant practical industry issues with recommendations for solutions.
- Apply engineering concepts, technical mathematics, and principles of science for architecture, engineering, and construction technologies, focused on practices responsive to local climate and conditions.
- Evaluate the implication of their professional practice on Indigenous communities in Canada in consultation with Elders and Knowledge Keepers to meet the Truth and Reconciliation’s Calls to Action.
- Engage in personal learning and critical reflection to work collaboratively with and contribute to diverse workplaces, teams, environments, and partners.
