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Employment Prospects
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to capitalize on their skills and work in a number of possible positions:
- Programmer / Analyst
- Programmer
- Computer Technician
- Application Analyst
- Network Technician
- Instructor in Management Software
- Database Administrator
- Technical Editor Business
- Computer Service Representative
Course list
Specialized training :
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Computer Environment
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Elements of Data Processing
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Structured Programming
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Applied Mathematics
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Computer Architecture
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Introduction to Object Programming
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Applied Statistics
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Operating Systems
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Management Language
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Databases
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Advanced Object Programming
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Networking
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Data Structures
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Advanced Databases
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Event Programming ( Developing Client-Server Applications)
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Communication and Relations
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Information Systems I
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Multimedia Development
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Professional Integration Preparation
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Database Development
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Information Systems II
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Advanced Management Language
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Internet Programming I
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Internet Programming II
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Internship I
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Internship II
General training :
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3 Physical Education Courses
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3 Humanities Courses
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4 Language and Literature Courses
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2 Second Language Courses
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2 Complementary Courses
* The College reserves the right to substitute certain courses.
Admission criteria
Have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES) and completed the following courses :
- Language of Instruction from Secondary V
- Second Language from Secondary V
- Mathematics TS or SN 5e (or Math 526)
- Physical Sciences from Secondary IV
- History from Secondary IV
or
Have obtained a Professional Studies Diploma (DEP) and completed the following courses:
- Language of Instruction from Secondary V
- Second Language from Secondary V
- Mathematics TS or SN 5e (or Math 526)
or
Have obtained an equivalent education or an instruction deemed sufficient. Every case will be analysed by the college.
Level
- This program leads to a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC).
- Holders of a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) can either begin to work in their field or pursue university studies.
Special notes
Contents of the courses in the Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) Computer Science Technology Program are given for information purposes only. LaSalle College reserves the right to change, modify, add or remove one or several software programs or languages of application at any time, while respecting the program objectives and the recommendations contained within the collegial teaching guide.
Computer Club
The School includes a student-run computer club, which provides support to new computer science students and organizes sports and cultural activities.
Internships
Students who have passed their final exams must complete their attestation with a twelve-week internship within a business.
Software used
Operating Systems: Novell, Microsft Windows 7, XP and 2003, LINUX Red Hat
Programming languages
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET, Microsoft Visual C++, Java, ORACLE, PL/SQL, SQL, Microsoft ASP .NET, Flash, Web Design, UML, Microsoft .NET, Forms Developer.
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