DEC in Computer

Science Technology - Programming

6 SEMESTERS | Day or evening and weekend DEC

2670 hours 420.BP

The Computer Science Technology DEC, with a Programming option, was developed with support from the information technology
business community and will propel you straight towards a promising career with excellent job prospects.

You will develop programming skills following strict product development methodology. You’ll learn to work with various IT project
management approaches, like Scrum, to design and develop various types of applications and support/maintain the integrity of
organization applications while taking into account technological advancements in the industry. Finally, you’ll be able to use an
object-oriented approach to analyze and develop.

You will also be able to develop various types of applications ready for installation and operation. You will have the chance to work
as part of a team (industry) that integrates current project management best practices (e.g. Agile, Scrum) and uses the industry’s
leading tools and software (GitLab, GitHub, etc.).

Training Objective Admission Criteria

You will graduate with a portfolio of achievements Have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES) and
including complete and concrete applications. You will also completed the following program prerequisite:
gain professional experience in the industry.
Mathematics: TS, SN Secondary IV or CST 5 (Math 436
under the old plan)
Diploma
or
This program leads to a Diploma of College Studies (DEC).
Have obtained a Professional Studies Diploma (DEP) and
Holders of a Diploma of College Studies (DEC) in Computer completed the following courses:
Science Technology can either begin to work in their field
Language of Instruction from Secondary V
or pursue university studies.
Second Language from Secondary V
Mathematics: TS, SN Secondary IV or CST 5 (Math 436
under the old plan)
Target Clientele
or
Do you have a logical, curious and resourceful streak in
your personality? Use your strengths to become a leader in Have obtained an equivalent education or an instruction
the information technology industry. deemed sufficient. Every case will be analysed by the
College.

2000, Sainte-Catherine Street West Telephone: (514) 939-2006

Montréal (Québec) 1 800 363-3541
Canada H3H 2T2 lasallecollege.com
 DEC in Computer
Science Technology - Programming
6 SEMESTERS | Day or evening and weekend DEC
2670 hours 420.BP

Concentration Courses Bring Your Own Device

Applied Mathematics (60 h) The use of a laptop computer is mandatory. This laptop
Computer Tools (45 h) must be equipped with the Windows operating system to
Introduction to Web Development (45 h) work with all software. Standard or student license
Algorithms and Programming (90 h) software must be installed when requested by teachers.
Computer Architecture (75 h)
Object Oriented Programming concepts (90 h) The following features are required for PCs:
Operating Systems and Networking (60 h)
Web Client Development (90 h) Processor: Intel I5 or AMD A8 compatible with VT-X
virtualization
Databases I (90 h)
Information System Analysis and Modeling (90 h) Memory: 8 GB minimum
Multi-tiers applications development (90 h) Hard drive: 500 GB minimum
Databases II (60 h) Screen: 14 inches minimum
Scripting Lanugage (60 h) Connectivity: USB 3.0, Wi-Fi and NIC LAN
Web Server Applications Development I (90 h) You will need a USB-RJ45 adaptor if your laptop doesn't
Data Structures (60 h) have a network jack.
Object Oriented Programming (75 h)
Web Server Applications Development II (75 h) Required software: Office suite.
Android Mobile Development (75 h)
iOS Mobile Development I (75 h)
Professional Integration (60 h) Career Prospects
Information Systems Implementation (75 h)
Multiplatform Mobile Development (75 h) Android application developer
Trends in Technology (60 h) IOS application developer
iOS Mobile Development II (90 h) Mobile application developer
Internship (255 h) Application quality assurance
Web application developer
* The College reserves the right to substitute certain Website developer (Front-end, Back-end and Full Stack)
courses. Web services developer
Object-oriented application development (.Net, Java,
C++)
General Education Courses Application quality assurance
IT advisor
3 Physical Education Courses (90 h)
User interface design
3 Humanities Courses (150 h)
Application tester
4 Literature Courses (240 h)
IT trainer
2 Second Language Courses (90 h)
2 Complementary Courses (90 h) You can also further your software engineering education at
the university level. Certain courses may even be credited.

2000, Sainte-Catherine Street West Telephone: (514) 939-2006

Montréal (Québec) 1 800 363-3541
Canada H3H 2T2 lasallecollege.com