COMPUTER SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Specialization Stream: Network Management

DEC DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES 420.AC

The program Computer Science Technology Network Management aims to train computer techniciens able to design, analyze ans troubleshoot computer networks using multiple technologies (platform). The network manager may be involved in all stages of creation of a network.

PROGRAM PROFILE
Graduates from this program will be called upon to get involved at critical stages of launching and administering local and extended networks, and to fulfill various functions involving system usage, network connections and computer hardware. The training targets computer network management and providing the programming basics that give you the versatility required by the job market. Youll be able to supervise the installation and maintenance of both hardware and software for intranets, including: Maintaining desktop computers and their peripherals. Installing and configuring Microsoft Windows or Linux workstations. Installing and configuring Microsoft Windows, NetWare and Linux servers. Analyzing and problem solving networks in a client/server environment. Administering resource management, and the interconnection and setup of Cisco network interconnection equipment.

SOFTWARE Operating systems: Novell, Microsoft 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, ADO .NET, HTML, XML, Flash, Web Design, UML, Microsoft .NET, Forms Developer.

CAREER PROSPECTS
Thanks to the constant growth of the job market and the technology sector in particular, those who hold a network management diploma can look forward to a long, fruitful career. The democratization of resources and techniques, as well as the integration of telecommunications networks are the next IT challenge. Multiplatform network administrator Tech support Computer maintenance technician Web site administrator, Webmaster Programming network connections

Note : The Network Management option is available in the final year of studies in the Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) 400-01 program.

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COMPUTER SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Specialization Stream: Network Management

DEC DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES
P ROGRAM GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES
3 Physical Education courses 3 Humanities courses 4 language and Literature courses 2 Second Language courses 2 Complementary courses

420.AC

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CONCENTRATION COURSES
CODE 420-113-AS 420-215-AS 420-P16-AS 201-114-AS 420-225-AS 420-P25-AS 201-214-AS 420-235-AS 420-RC5-AS 420-R34-AS 420-345-AS 420-AR6-AS 420-R15-AS 420-336-AS 350-C03-AS 420-AR5-AS 420-R25-AS 420-GR6-AS 420-CR4-AS 420-SR5-AS 420-SM5-AS 420-GM6-AS 420-PR6-AS 420-SR1-AS 420-SR2-AS COURSE TITLE Computers environment Elements of data processing Structured programing Applied Mathematics Computers architecture Object programing Applied statistics Operating system PC Configuration Advanced programming Networking architecture Networking administration Routers configuration Advanced operating system Communication Advanced networking administration Routers installation Networking implmentation Internship preparation Networking secutity WEB server implantation WAN conception Final project Internship I Internship II Total HOURS 60 75 90 60 75 75 60 75 75 60 75 90 75 90 45 90 75 90 60 60 135 90 90 135 165 2730

General prerequisite: Have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES) or the equivalent. Specific prerequisite: Mathematics TS or SN5 (Math 526). Specific conditions: The student must be willing to purchase a personal computer or possess a personal computer before beginning the program. Activities: Computer Club The school supports a student-run computer club to counsel and support new computer science students and to organize sports and cultural activities. Remark: 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 programs objectives and the recommendations contained within the collegial teaching guide.

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