SEN

Semester 1
APC100
EAC150
IOS110
IPC144
ULI101

SENECA - Computer Programmer

2014/2015 Academic Year
Course Name
Applied Professional Communications
College English
Introduction to Operating Systems Using Windows
Introduction to Programming Using C
Introduction to UNIX/Linux and the Internet

Semester 2
DBS201
IBC233
INT222
OOP244
XXXXXX

Course Name
Introduction to Database Design and SQL
iSeries Business Computing
Internet I - Internet Fundamentals
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
General Education Option

Course Name
Semester 3
Database Design II and SQL Using Oracle
DBS301
Internet II - Web Programming on UNIX
INT322
Requirements Gathering Using OO Models
SYS366
General Education Option
XXXXXX
And choose one of:
Business Applications Using COBOL
BAC344
Object-Oriented Software Development Using C++
OOP345
Semester 4
DCN455
EAC397
JAC444
XXXXXX
XXXXXX

Course Name
Data Communications Networks
Business Report Writing
Introduction to Java for C++ Programmers
General Education Option
Professional Option

SENECA
COMPUTER NETWORKING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT
2014/2015 Academic Year
Hrs/Wk
3
3
4
4
4

Semester 1
APC100
EAC150 *
HWD101
IOS110
ULI101

Hrs/Wk
4
4
4
4
3

Semester 2
DCN286
WIN213
OPS235
WIN210
XXXXXX

Hrs/Wk
4
4
4
3

Semester 3
DAT702
DCN385
EAC397
OPS335 or
OPS435
WIN310
XXXXXX

4
4
Hrs/Wk
4
3
4
3
4

Semester 4
NDD430
XXXXXX
Choose any 4 of the following:
INT420
IPC144
OPS335
OPS400
OPS435
SBR600
TEC701
TEC702
WIN500
WIN700

COMPUTER NETWORKING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT

2014/2015 Academic Year
Course Name
Applied Professional Communications
College English
PC Hardware I
Introduction to Operating Systems Using Windows
Introduction to UNIX/Linux and the Internet

Hrs/Wk
3
3
4
4
4

Course Name
Introduction to Data Communication Technology
Introduction to Scripting and PowerShell
Introduction to Open System Servers
Basic Administration of Microsoft Windows
General Education Option

Hrs/Wk
4
4
4
5
3

Course Name
Introduction to Databases
Advanced Data Communications
Business Report Writing
Open System Application Server
Open System Automation
Microsoft Windows Network Infrastructure
General Education Option

Hrs/Wk
5
4
3
5
4
5
3

Course Name
Network Diagnostics and Design
General Education Option
any 4 of the following:
Internet II
Introduction to Programming Using C
Open System Application Server
AS/400 Operations
Open System Automation
Software Build and Release
Technical Support for Network Administrators
Technician as an Entrepreneur
Windows Server Scripting
Windows Active Directory Services

Hrs/Wk
6
3
4
4
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4

HUMBER - Computer Programmer

List of Courses
Semester 1
Course Code
CPAN 110
CPAN 131
CPAN 132
CPAN 133
CPAN 134
WRIT 120
Semester 2
Course Code
CPAN 151
CPAN 152
CPAN 155
GNED 101
WRIT 220
Select 1 of the following courses
GNED
Semester 3
Course Code
CPAN 200
CPAN 201
CPAN 202
CPAN 203
CPAN 204
CPAN 205
Semester 4
Course Code
CPAN 251
CPAN 252
CPAN 253
CPAN 254
CPAN 255
WORK 111
Select 1 of the following courses
GNED

HUMBER - Computer Programmer

Course Name
Critical Thinking and IT Concepts
Object-Oriented Programming using Java
Numeric Computing
Operating Systems
Web Programming and Design
Technical Reading and Writing Skills
Course Name
Framework Programming
Relational DB Design and SQL
Java Application Development
An Introduction to Arts and Sciences
Technical Workplace Writing Skills
General Elective
Course Name
Mobile Programming
Database Administration
XML
Requirements Analysis and Process Modelling (WI)
Open Source Programming
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Course Name
Project Management
Distributed Computing using Java
ASP.NET
IT Management
Design Patterns and Software Testing
Career Connections
General Elective

IOS110 - Introduction To Operating Sy

Subject Title Introduction To Operating Systems Using Windows
Subject Description

This course provides a technical foundation of operating system installation, configuration,

Credit Status 1 credit (3 units)

Required for CPA - Computer Programming and Analysis (Ontario College Advanced Diplom
Required for CTY - Computer Systems Technology (Ontario College Advanced Diploma)
Required for CPD - Computer Programmer (Ontario College Diploma)
Required for CNS - Computer Networking and Technical Support (Ontario College Diploma)
Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this subject the student will be able to:
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Discuss operating system and networking terms and concepts as they apply to a busines
Recommend an operating system and features to meet the needs of a business.
Design an installation strategy for operating systems, their features and software to ensu
Configure an operating system and its features so it can perform a specific task on a com
Perform administration of an operating system allowing ongoing user access to the requ
Troubleshoot errors and problems with computers and the network to ensure the system
Utilize command line environments to manage file and directories and perform administr
Recommend a network configuration to suit real-word business environments.

Essential Employability Skills:

Execute mathematical operations accurately.
Apply a systematic approach to solve problems.
Use a variety of thinking skills to anticipate and solve problems.
Locate, select, organize, and document information using appropriate technology and infor
Analyze, evaluate, and apply relevant information from a variety of sources.
Manage the use of time and other resources to complete projects.
Take responsibility for one's own actions, decisions, and consequences.

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student will be able to:

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ures and software to ensure the most economical use of hardware resources and time.
m a specific task on a company network.
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and concepts of operating systems and computer networking. Students are introduced to problem-solving techn

to problem-solving techniques for individual computer issues, providing computer solutions for small to large bu

tions for small to large businesses, and network configuration and troubleshooting.