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Loyalist College of Applied Arts & Technology Graduate Certificate in Cloud Computing
Loyalist College of Applied Arts & Technology

Graduate Certificate in Cloud Computing

Toronto, Canada

2 Years

English

Full time

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CAD 16,908 / per year

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Key Summary

    About: The Graduate Certificate in Cloud Computing focuses on developing expertise in cloud technologies. Students will learn key aspects of cloud infrastructure, services, and deployment models. The program is designed to equip you with the skills needed for the evolving tech landscape, preparing you for real-world challenges.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths including cloud solutions architect, cloud systems administrator, or cloud consultant. This certificate enhances employability in roles that require cloud-based knowledge and skills.

Introduction

Gain the specialized skills and knowledge needed for a career working in today’s multi-vendor cloud infrastructure. Through hands-on training, learn how to tackle the business challenges of cloud architecture and the flexibility of cloud computing. As a graduate of Loyalist's full-time Cloud Computing post-graduate program, you may be eligible to advance your profession through the following certification pathways: Azure-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals, Azure 104 - Microsoft Azure Administrator, MS 365 Certification and CompTIA Security+.

Experiential Learning, Including a Semester-Long Co-Op Work Term

Gain the knowledge to support cloud development and delivery for a variety of companies. Through hands-on training, prepare to deal with everyday business challenges of cloud architecture and gain a skill set that is validated by industry certifications. During this program, learn how to:

  • Create secure solutions that support highly available micro-services that meet client needs.
  • Implement enterprise-level applications in hosted cloud environments that respond to client needs and business practices.
  • Architect and deploy fault-tolerant solutions within cloud computing platforms to solve identified business requirements.
  • Automate security and resources for applications by using cloud computing tools to mitigate risk for organizations and protect assets.
  • Design and test code-based solutions to cloud computing problems that ensure in-depth security.
  • Assess the viability of developing, deploying, maintaining and securing cloud computing solutions using a variety of resiliency testing tools.
  • Create and defend cloud computing strategies used to solve identified business needs on behalf of a client.
  • A co-op work term in semester four provides an opportunity to gain first-hand workplace experience.

Co-ops in work terms are valuable work-integrated learning experiences in which students demonstrate outcomes from previous semesters in Canadian industry settings. In addition to building skills and identifying career contacts, co-ops in work terms add industry-relevant experience to students’ résumés. The co-op job market is competitive, and students will be expected to participate actively in their job searches. Students will be supported with information and skills to attain co-ops.

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