YEAR
1 COSTS
TUITION FEES
(INTERNATIONAL): $ 11,819 (6.27 LAKHS)
STUDENT INCIDENTAL
FEES: $ 990 (52000 RS)
LAB, SUPPLIES AND
CONSUMABLE FEES: $ 300 (15000 RS)
ABOVE FEES DO NOT INCLUDE TEXTBOOKS.
IELTS – 6.0
Computer Systems Technology (three-year)
(MTCU-approved
program title: Computer Systems Technology)
PROGRAM OF
STUDY
YEAR
1 – SEMESTER 1
BUSINESSSYSTEMSFUNDAMENTALS(BUSF1200)
COMMUNICATIONSIFORIT(COMM3201)
DATACOMMUNICATIONS&NETWORKINGI(DCOM1100)
INTRODUCTIONTODATABASE(DBAS1201)
INTRODUCTIONTOPROGRAMMING(PROG1205)
MATHEMATICSFORIT(MATH1110)
YEAR
1 – SEMESTER 2
COMPUTEROPERATINGSYSTEMS(COPS1104)
COMPUTERSYSTEMS(OSX)(CSYS3122)
COMPUTERSYSTEMSI(CSYS1122)
DATACOMMUNICATIONS&NETWORKINGII(DCOM2100)
INTERNETDEVELOPMENTI(INTN2201)
INTRODUCTIONTOC++PROGRAMMING(CPRG3202)
YEAR
2 – SEMESTER 3
COMMUNICATIONSIIFORIT(COMM4201)
COMPUTERSYSTEMSII(CSYS2122)
DATACOMMUNICATIONS&NETWORKINGIII(DCOM3100)
NETWORKADMINISTRATIONI(NETW4102)
PROJECTMANAGEMENT(PROJ6101)
SCRIPTING&AUTOMATIONI(PROG3103)
YEAR
2 – SEMESTER 4
DATACOMMUNICATIONS&NETWORKINGIV(DCOM4100)
ETHICS,TECHNOLOGY&FORENSICCOMPUTING(GNED1504)
GENERALEDUCATIONELECTIVE(GNED0000)
NETWORKADMINISTRATIONII(NETW5100)
NOVELLADMINISTRATION(NETW4101)
SCRIPTING&AUTOMATIONII(PROG4103)
YEAR
3 – SEMESTER 5
CCNASECURITY(SECR1100)
CLIENT/SERVERCOMPUTINGI(CLNT1101)
DATACOMMUNICATIONS&NETWORKING(DCOM5100)
FIELDPLACEMENTSEMINARCSTY(FWKC5101)
NETWORKADMINISTRATIONIII(NETW6100)
YEAR
3 – SEMESTER 6
CLIENT/SERVERCOMPUTINGII(CLNT2101)
FIELDPLACEMENT–CSTY(FWKC6101)
NETWORKADMINISTRATIONIV(NETW7100)
NETWORKADMINISTRATIONV(NETW8100)
UNIFIEDCOMMUNICATIONS(VOIP2100)
For course
descriptions, please visitwww.durhamcollege.ca/programs.
PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION
Graduates of the
three-year Computer Systems
Technology program
will be ready to meet the information
technology (IT) needs
of the business, industry, service
and government
sectors.
You will be trained
to plan, implement and analyze IT
solutions based on
various operating systems,
networking
technologies and computer programming
languages. The
curriculum addresses:
• Advanced topics in
network management;
• Communication
protocols;
• Mail servers;
• Security; and
• Unified
communications enterprise-level management
of server platforms.
As a graduate, you
will have the skills and expertise
required to be an
active participant in the planning and
implementation of the
information security programs and
procedures required
by modern organizations due to
increasingly
stringent reporting and privacy regulations.
You will also be able
to deploy Internet servers for web,
email and network
services.
The multiple skills
you will gain through this program
will enable you to
challenge for industry recognized
certifications
including Cisco (e.g. CCNA, CCNP and
CCSP) Microsoft (e.g.
MCTS, MCITP, MCSE) and
CompTIA (e.g. A+,
Network+, Server+, Security+ and
Linux+).
Note: To ensure you
make an informed decision about your IT career
path, a common first
semester is offered for the Computer Systems
Technician, Computer
Systems Technology, Computer Programmer and
Computer Programmer
Analyst programs. This approach will give you
an opportunity to
explore the systems/programming applications and
networking/hardware
applications of the IT sector. At the end of the first
semester you will
select your program of choice.
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR DEGREE
COMPLETION
OR ADDITIONAL
CREDENTIALS
Qualified graduates
can go on to take Durham College’s
Human Resources
Management graduate certificate
program or may be
eligible to apply their academic
credits toward
further study through Durham College’s
partnerships with
many Canadian and international
colleges and
universities. Please see Page 32 or visit
www.durhamcollege.ca/transferguide.
MOBILE
LEARNING AT
DURHAM
COLLEGE
As a student enrolled
in a mobile learning program, you
will experience an
exceptional learning experience
through the use of
mobile technology including bringing
your own laptop to
the college and becoming part of our
mobile environment
for the duration of your program –
gaining the advanced
technical skills and knowledge
needed for a strong
edge in your career.
Mobile
Learning programs provide:
• Access to common
study areas with desktop
computers and
wireless connectivity;
• Access to the
Durham College Service Desk portal for
campus technology
information, advice, online
support and self
help;
• Access to
electronic test and assignment results,
lecture notes, online
discussion groups and resources
from anywhere in the
world;
• Direct faculty
communication and collaborative
learning;
• Electronic access
to course materials; and
• Wired and wireless
connectivity on campus including
networked classrooms
and labs.
How
mobile learning works:
• Acquire your own
laptop from a vendor of your
choosing including
all of the hardware and software
components required
by your respective program
(unless your program
requires server-based software
or software that can
only be provided by the college);
• A Mobile Learning
FAQ list is posted on the mobile
learning website;
• Discounted software
(e.g. Adobe) is available for
purchase from the
Campus Bookstore; and
• Specific laptop
requirements are available at
www.durhamcollege.ca/mobile
(updated
requirements are
posted in May each year).
For information,
visit www.durhamcollege.ca/mobile.
FIELD
PLACEMENT
During your final
semester, you will be required to work
100 hours in a
relevant IT industry field placement to gain
valuable, hands-on
work experience. The experience will
enable you to put
classroom learning into practice and
provide valuable
contacts for future careers.
ENTRANCE
REQUIREMENTS
Ontario Secondary
School Diploma, General Educational
Development, Academic
and Career Entrance – College
Prep Level or Mature
Student Status plus senior level
(Grade 11 or higher)
subject credits, college preparation
(C),
university/college preparation (M), university
preparation (U) or
post-secondary (college or university)
in:
• Grade 12 English;
• Grade 12
mathematics; and
• Electronics and
computer studies (recommended).
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES:
• Computer system
administration;
• Data centre
administrator;
• Network
administration;
• Network security
analyst;
• Network support
technologist; and
• Software and
hardware support technologist.
Computer Programmer Analyst (three-year)
(MTCU-approved
program title: Computer Programmer Analys
PROGRAM OF
STUDY
YEAR
1 – SEMESTER 1
BUSINESSSYSTEMSFUNDAMENTALS(BUSF1200)
COMMUNICATIONSIFORIT(COMM3201)
DATACOMMUNICATIONS&NETWORKINGI(DCOM1100)
INTRODUCTIONTODATABASES(DBAS1201)
INTRODUCTIONTOPROGRAMMING(PROG1205)
MATHEMATICSFORIT(MATH1110)
YEAR
1 – SEMESTER 2
COMPUTEROPERATINGSYSTEMS(COPS1104)
COMPUTERSYSTEMSI(CSYS1122)
INTERNETDEVELOPMENTI(INTN2201)
INTROTOC++PROGRAMMING(CPRG3202)
SYSTEMSANALYSIS&DESIGN(SAAD3203)
VISUALBASICI(VISB3202)
YEAR
2 – SEMESTER 3
ACCOUNTINGI(ACCT1200)
C++PROGRAMMINGII(CPRG4202)
COBOLPROGRAMMINGI(COBL3201)
COMMUNICATIONSIIFORIT(COMM4201)
HUMANRESOURCESMANAGEMENT(HRM1200)
INTERNETDEVELOPMENTII(INTN3201)
MARKETINGI(MKTG1200)
OPERATIONSMANAGEMENTI(*OPER1200)
YEAR
2 – SEMESTER 4
ACCOUNTINGII(ACCT2200)
C++PROGRAMMING(DNET4200)
COBOLPROGRAMMINGII(COBL4200)
HUMANRESOURCEMANAGEMENTII(HRM2200)
IT&SOCIETY(SOCI4200)
JAVADEVELOPMENT(JAVA5203)
MARKETINGII(MKTG2200)
OPERATIONSMANAGEMENTII(OPER2200)
VISUALBASICII(VISB6201)
YEAR
3 – SEMESTER 5
DATABASEDEVELOPMENTI(DBAS5206)
FIELDPLACEMENTSEMINAR–CPA(FWKI6203)
GENERALEDUCATIONELECTIVE(GNED0000)
ONLINEPROGRAMMINGI(CICS5205)
PCHELPDESK(COMP4207)
PROJECTMANAGEMENT(PROJ3202)
STATISTICSI(MATH2201)
YEAR
3 – SEMESTER 6
DATABASEDEVELOPMENTII(DBAS6206)
EMERGINGTECHNOLOGIES(TECH6200)
FIELDPLACEMENT–CPA(FWKI6204)
INTERNETDEVELOPMENTIII(INTN6203)
NETPROGRAMMING(DNET4201)
ONLINEPROGRAMMINGII(CICS6205)
For course
descriptions, please visitwww.durhamcollege.ca/programs.
PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION
This program offers
comprehensive study in information
technology, systems
methodologies and application
programming, built on
a solid foundation of business
expertise. The
curriculum includes in-depth instruction
and the practical
application of structured, mainframe
and object-oriented
programming languages.
Additionally, you
will receive extensive training in:
• Database
administration;
• Internet
development; and
• Project management.
You will work
independently and in a team to create
course deliverables.
As a graduate you will begin your
career in
programming, microcomputer support or
computer operations.
With experience, you will then
advance to a systems
analyst position with responsibility
for the design and
planning of system networks; a
technical support
position; or a management position in
programming,
operations or other area.
Note: To ensure you
make an informed decision about your information
technology (IT)
career path, a common first semester is offered for the
Computer Systems Technician,
Computer Systems Technology,
Computer Programmer
and Computer Programmer Analyst programs.
This approach will
give you an opportunity to explore the
systems/programming
applications and networking/hardware
applications of the
IT sector. At the end of the first semester you will
select your program
of choice.
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR DEGREE
COMPLETION
OR ADDITIONAL
CREDENTIALS
Qualified graduates
can go on to take Durham College’s
Human Resources
Management graduate certificate
program or may be
eligible to apply their academic
credits toward
further study through Durham College’s
partnerships with
many Canadian and international
colleges and
universities. Please see Page 32 or visit
www.durhamcollege.ca/transferguide.
MOBILE
LEARNING AT
DURHAM
COLLEGE
As a student enrolled
in a mobile learning program, you
will experience an
exceptional learning experience
through the use of
mobile technology including bringing
your own laptop to
the college and becoming part of our
mobile environment
for the duration of your program –
gaining the advanced
technical skills and knowledge
needed for a strong
edge in your career.
Mobile
Learning programs provide:
• Access to common
study areas with desktop
computers and
wireless connectivity;
• Access to the
Durham College Service Desk portal for
campus technology
information, advice, online
support and self
help;
• Access to
electronic test and assignment results,
lecture notes, online
discussion groups and resources
from anywhere in the
world;
• Direct faculty
communication and collaborative
learning;
• Electronic access
to course materials; and
• Wired and wireless
connectivity on campus including
networked classrooms
and labs.
How
mobile learning works:
• Acquire your own
laptop from a vendor of your
choosing including all
of the hardware and software
components required
by your respective program
(unless your program
requires server-based software
or software that can
only be provided by the college);
• A Mobile Learning
FAQ list is posted on the mobile
learning website;
• Discounted software
(e.g. Adobe) is available for
purchase from the
Campus Bookstore; and
• Specific laptop
requirements are available at
www.durhamcollege.ca/mobile
(updated
requirements are
posted in May each year).
For information,
visit www.durhamcollege.ca/mobile.
FIELD
PLACEMENT
You will participate
in a four-week, 150-hour work
placement at the end
of Semester 6. This will give you
practical IT
experience supporting an enterprise or
business function and
give you an opportunity to apply
the theories and
concepts learned.
INTERNSHIP
An internship is paid
employment that enables you to gain
longer-term
practicalwork experience directly related to
your area of study.
Internships are optional and last four,
12 or 16 months. You
can participate in the internship
program prior to your
final year of study and then return
to Durham College to
complete your diploma
requirements.
ENTRANCE
REQUIREMENTS
Ontario Secondary
School Diploma, General Educational
Development, Academic
and Career Entrance – College
Prep Level or Mature
Student Status plus senior level
(Grade 11 or higher)
subject credits, college preparation
(C),
university/college preparation (M), university
preparation (U) or
post-secondary (college or university
in:
• Grade 12 English;
and
• Grade 12 mathematics.
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES:
• Application
development;
• Business analyst;
• Internet
development and e-commerce;
• Project management;
• Software and
database development/support;
• Systems
analysis/design; and
• User support.
