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Duration
1 year
Tuition
$5,442
Online
Sep 2-Sep 2
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Diploma
Year Founded
1966
Scholarships
yes
Centennial College’s Software Engineering Technician (Fast-Track) program will prepare students to work as software developers. Whether someone wants to balance the books, edit photographs or produce a movie, it wouldn’t be possible without software programs. Students will be at the forefront of designing, developing and maintaining the latest software.
Coursework will emphasize object-oriented software design methodologies, user-oriented interface design, C#, Java, Oracle, MS-SQL Server, Unix/Linux, Microsoft’s .NET, HTML5/JavaScript/XML, software testing and QA.
To underscore the applied focus of the curriculum, Software Engineering Technician studies will include a software development project. This real-world business application will require students to make use of all the technical and business skills acquired during their time in the college technology program to build high quality software.
What You’ll Learn
- Software engineering methodologies
- Programming languages
- Design and algorithm concepts
- Data management tools
Additional ancillary fees for career services, health and counselling, athletics, student ID cards, and more may apply.
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