Graduate Certificate - Cloud Computing (CC511)

Program Overview

Humber’s Cloud Computing Ontario Graduate Certificate is designed to equip students with essential knowledge, skills, and practices necessary for cloud development and delivery across various organizations. The program employs a case methodology approach, allowing students to tackle real-world business challenges. This hands-on experience covers critical areas such as virtualization, architecting cloud solutions, data storage, security, and automation.

In the first semester, students will engage in seven foundational courses tailored for individuals from diverse backgrounds. The second semester delves into advanced topics, including cloud solution architecture, cloud security, automation, big data, and DevOps in cloud computing. Graduates will emerge with the ability to apply cloud computing principles and methodologies to design and implement enterprise-level applications hosted on virtual platforms, ensuring effective, secure, and resilient infrastructure.

Program Structure

The Cloud Computing program spans 2 semesters, providing a comprehensive learning experience for students. The program is structured as follows:

• First Semester: Foundational courses that introduce essential cloud computing concepts.
• Second Semester: Advanced topics that build on the foundational knowledge acquired in the first semester.
• Online Option: Courses are available in the evening, catering to working IT professionals looking to upgrade their skills. Note that this option is not available to international students.

Students can expect a blend of in-person and online learning formats, including:

• In-Person Classes: Fully delivered on campus.
• Online Synchronous Classes: Real-time online engagement with instructors and peers.
• Hybrid Classes: A combination of in-person and online learning.

This flexible structure allows students to tailor their learning experience to fit their schedules and commitments.

Featured Experiences

The Cloud Computing program at Humber offers several unique features and experiences that enhance the learning journey:

• Work-Integrated Learning (WIL): Opportunities to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings through partnerships with industry.
• Field Experiences: Engage in intensive experiences related to cloud computing, which may be paid or unpaid.
• Professional Practicum: Gain practice-based experience under the supervision of experienced professionals.
• Optional Co-operative Education: Students can participate in paid work terms that progressively increase in complexity.

These experiences are designed to prepare students for successful careers in the cloud computing field, ensuring they are well-equipped with practical skills and knowledge.

Career Options

Graduates of the Cloud Computing program can explore a variety of career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Cloud Solution Architect: Design and implement cloud solutions tailored to meet business needs.
• Cloud Security Architect: Focus on securing cloud environments and ensuring compliance with security standards.
• Cloud Solution Consultant: Provide expert advice on cloud strategies and implementations for organizations.
• Software Engineer: Develop and maintain software applications that leverage cloud technologies.
• Cloud Engineer: Manage and optimize cloud infrastructure and services for organizations.

Additionally, graduates will be prepared to pursue cloud-computing certifications from leading vendors such as AWS, Microsoft, and Google, further enhancing their employability in this rapidly growing field.

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