Mechanical Engineering Technology — Advanced Diploma
Documenting my academic work at Mohawk College as I build toward the Queen's Engineering Bridge pathway — and a long-term career in Canada's nuclear energy sector.
This section of my website documents the academic work I'm completing as part of the Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) Advanced Diploma at Mohawk College. Each course page is a case-study-style record of what I studied, what I built or produced, and what I took away from it — not a transcript, but a working log of the learning.
The portfolio is structured by semester and scales as I progress through the program. Right now it covers Semester 1. Future semesters will be added as I complete them. The long-term goal is for this section to tell the story of how I move from foundational coursework at Mohawk through to an engineering degree and into the nuclear industry.
Three stages from where I am now to where I'm going.
Mechanical Engineering Technology at Mohawk College. Covering technical drawing, manufacturing, applied math, engineering materials, and industry legislation.
The Queen's University Engineering Bridge pathway — a direct route from an Ontario Engineering Technology diploma to a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Engineering.
Career in Canada's nuclear industry — supporting new reactor projects, SMR development, and the infrastructure that will power the country's clean energy future.
Semester 1 is live. Future semesters will be added as I complete them.
Technical drawing and AutoCAD, manufacturing management, Ontario employment legislation, and applied trigonometry. The core first-semester curriculum for the MET program.
Semester 2 content will be added when complete.
Semester 3 content will be added when complete.
Semester 4 content will be added when complete.
Semester 5 content will be added when complete.
Semester 6 content will be added when complete.