Networking and Information Technology
We graduate some of Canada’s top experts in networking and information technology (IT) security. In this program, you will use leading‑edge equipment and laboratories to apply core concepts in fundamental and advanced networking, enterprise‑level network engineering, cloud computing, programming, scripting, databases, cryptography, policies, malware analysis, forensics, and many additional technical topics.
Pursue various levels of industry certification programs including Cisco, CompTIA, and (ISC)².
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Apply your knowledge in an ever-evolving profession with many exciting career opportunities available.
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Academic Information
Take advantage of the support offered to you by your academic advisor when planning for your courses. Your advisor will provide you with the help and support required to aid you in making informed decisions about your academic plan.
Your advisor can provide you with program checklists and course schedules to assist you as you progress through your program. Designed to be used together, checklists and course schedules will help you select the courses required to progress towards the completion of your degree.
Checklists and course schedules are distributed to you as a guide for course planning assistance. It is your responsibility to confirm the current prerequisite and course requirements for your degree program.
You are advised to meet with your academic advisor regularly to ensure you are meeting graduation requirements.
For more information, please contact Academic Advising.
