Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences - Computer an...

Qualification for admission:

Centennial College expects students that are applying for admission to degree programs to present at minimum: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with a minimum of six 12U, 12M, OAC credits or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older. However, possession of minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to program.

Minimum Academic Prerequisites for the Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences - Computer and Communication Networking program:
- English 12U

One from the following:
- math 12U Advanced Functions or equivalent
- math 12U Calculus and Vectors or equivalent
- math 12U Mathematics of Data Management or equivalent

Application:

Thank you for your interest in Centennial College -Ontario's first community college.

In order to get admission into Centennial College, you will first have to fill out and submit an application. The fastest way to apply is online by visiting the website at
http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/forms/internationalform.html
Before you start filling out the online application, the college would also advise you to log on to the link provided below to obtain firsthand knowledge on the application process.
http://www.centennialcollege.ca/international/RegularVisaStudent

Centennial College does not charge an application fee, it is free.

You can then submit your educational transcripts to our International Education Centre by mail, fax or scan copies by e-mail. The college would require your high school transcripts and also your college or university transcripts. Please note that the transcripts you send us must be attested. Once these documents are received, they will be reviewed and an admission decision will be made.

For information on programs offered by the college, please log on to http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ft/FMPro?-db=FTCourses.FP5&-lay=info&-format=search.htm&-view and you can search for programs under Program name.

You would also be able to find detailed information on program admission requirements, program outlines, credit earned, etc.

- all courses at this program are offered at the college's new, hi-tech, award-winning campus
- students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories specially engineered for the curriculum, including uniquely equipped facilities offering VoIP, WiFi, Cellular Networks, Advanced Routing and Switching, and Network Management, and Wireless Broadband (WiMax)
- students are able to specialize in network security or wireless systems
- classes are small to ensure individual attention
- the faculty is highly qualified with industry experience
- program focus is on on diversity, equity and a safe learning environment
- there is the opportunity for 15 weeks of paid co-op placement

Graduates from the Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences - Computer and Communication Networking program are suited for positions such as:
- network analysts
- network administrators
- network support
- IT project manager
- technical account managers

Semester 1 Courses:
Fundamentals of Business and Information Systems
Computer Networking Fundamentals
Computer Architecture
Web Design and Development
English and Communication Skills
Logic and Problem-solving Strategies (Liberal Studies)

Semester 2 Courses:
Financial Analysis 2
Economics (Liberal Studies)
Operating Systems Fundamentals
LAN: Switching and Routing
Software Development: Programming Fundamentals
Discrete Mathematics 1 (Liberal Studies)

Semester 3 Courses:
Marketing of Services
Network Operating Systems 1
Networking: WAN Technologies
Database Design & Modeling
Statistics & Research Methods (Liberal Studies)
Ethics (Liberal Studies)

Semester 4 Courses:
Organizational & Client Relationships
Network Operating Systems 2
Principles of Computer & Networking Security
Communication Technology
Database Driven Websites
Elective
Employment Pre-placement

Semester 5 Courses:
Project Management 1
Wireless Networks
Voice Systems & Services
Network Management
Systems Analysis & Design
Elective 3 hrs

Semester 6 Courses:
Entrepreneurship in the New Economy
Quantitative Research (Methods)
Advanced Switching & Routing
Voice/ IP Convergence
Professional Elective
Elective

Semester 7 Courses:
Management of Change & Innovation
Enterprise Network Design
Network Design Project
Applied Research Project
Professional Elective
Elective

Semester 8 Courses:
Business Consulting
Advanced Network Troubleshooting
Integrative Project in Vertical Markets
Professional Elective
Elective

Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences Degree (BAISc)

Graduates from this program are suited for graduate studies at Athabasca University, and Northwood University, Griffith University, Australia, Southern New Hampshire University, U.S.A.

Centennial College programs are approximately 12000 Canadian per year. This includes health insurance.

Centennial College welcomes international students to the unique benefits of post-secondary education in Canada.

Centennial College is located in Toronto's culturally diverse communities of Scarborough and East York.

Centennial College is Ontario’s first Applied Arts and Technology institute established in 1966 serving over 12,000 students with more than 90 Internationally Recognized Programs in Business; Hospitality, Tourism and Culture; Communications, Media and Design; Community and Health Studies, Transportation; Health Sciences and Engineering and Applied Arts.

Centennial College has a long international tradition. It has been reaching out to international students for most of its 40-year history.

As a publicly-funded college, the college meets set standards by the Ontario Government, Ministry of Education and Training.
The diplomas, degrees and certificates grant by Centennial College are recognized internationally.

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