Bachelor Of Information Technology (Computer And Communication Networks), Honours

Program Overview

By attending the Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer and Communications Networks) Honours program, you'll be part of a select group of Ontario students to receive a four-year degree in information technology. The Ministry of Colleges and Universities specifically selected Centennial College to deliver an applied science / Information Technology program that addresses the province's critical need for IT infrastructure. Centennial is the only post-secondary institution in Ontario to offer this program.

During the four years you'll spend in this School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science offering, you'll study a unique blend of technology and business subjects. The program covers the latest technologies on Computer Systems/Networks, Cybersecurity, and Telecommunication/VoIP, ensuring a hands-on approach that balances practical and theoretical knowledge. You will also have the opportunity to specialize in Security or Wireless Networks.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer and Communication Networks) Honours program is designed to be completed in 4 years or 9 semesters. The program is delivered in a hybrid format, combining both in-person and online learning experiences. Here are some key features of the program structure:

• Program Length: 4 years / 9 semesters
• Delivery Mode: Hybrid
• Location: Progress Campus
• Work Term: A mandatory work term is included, typically completed during the summer between the second and third year.
• Specialization Options: Students can specialize in Security or Wireless Networks through technical electives in the third and fourth years.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning in state-of-the-art laboratories equipped for VoIP, cellular networks, and advanced routing and switching.
• Opportunity to participate in a co-op program, gaining real-world experience in the field.
• Small class sizes that ensure personalized attention from instructors.
• Access to modern technologies and tools relevant to the IT industry.
• Collaboration with industry partners such as Avaya Canada and Cisco Systems Canada Co. for enhanced learning opportunities.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer and Communication Networks) program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Technical Account Manager: Responsible for managing client relationships and ensuring technical solutions meet customer needs.
• Network/System Administrator: Manages and maintains computer networks, ensuring optimal performance and security.
• Network/System Analyst: Analyzes and designs network systems to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
• Security Analyst/Specialist: Focuses on protecting an organization’s information systems from cyber threats.
• Wireless Network Administrator: Oversees the installation and maintenance of wireless networks, ensuring connectivity and security.

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