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Computer Systems Technology – Networking (Fast-Track)

The Computer Systems Technology – Networking (Fast-Track) program at Centennial College is for those who have previously completed a relevant college or university program and wish to receive their diploma in two years (four semesters) by entering the second year of this three-year offering. This program is post-graduate work permit eligible.

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Duration

2 years

Starting Date

January, May, September

Tuition Fee

$17,722

Location

Blended (Toronto, Canada & Online)

About the program

This Computer Systems Technology – Networking (Fast-Track) program at Centennial College prides itself on facilitating an ideal balance between hands-on experience and theory in its Computer Systems Technology courses. As such, you’ll learn by using state-of-the-art testing and measurement equipment in purpose-built labs to develop a solid foundation in network design and testing as well as project management.

Hands-on activities will include delving inside computer hardware and learning the intricacies of operating systems, exploring current computer systems and network technology, and assembling and maintaining systems that will empower users in creative, business and communication activities.

The specific areas in which you’ll develop technical expertise will include:

Wireless communications
Data centre/cloud
Network design, management and troubleshooting
Converged (VoIP) networks
Network security
Administration and management of Windows/Linux systems

With its lessons that centre on the latest technological advances in the ever-growing digital industry, the Computer Systems Technology – Networking (Fast Track) program will ensure you’re fully prepared for a challenging career in the world of computers.