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Computers & Telecommunications

(Information Technology)

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We offer a comprehensive range of computer and telecommunications courses

designed to reflect the rapid changes in the IT industry from Hardware,

Networking and Computer Programming Applications. The mode of delivery

includes both workshop courses as well as full credit courses.

We offer the following diploma and certificate of achievement programs:

DIPLOMA

• Computer Network Professional (NEW)

• Information Systems

CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT

• Cisco Networking Associate

• Cisco Networking Professional

• Computers in Business Management

• Computer Hardware and Network Support

• Computer Programming

• Database Programmer Analyst/Administration

– Oracle 10g Database Associate

– Oracle 10g Database Administrator Professional

– Microsoft Database Systems

• Help Desk Technical Support

• Software Quality Assurance and Testing ( SQAT) Certificate (

NEW)

• Advanced JAVA 2 EE (IBM WebSphere) Enterprise System

Design and Programming (NEW)

• Linux System Specialist

• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

• Microsoft Office Application Support

• Microsoft .NET

• IBM Java & WebSphere

• Security

– Information Security Manager

– Network Security Administrator

• Systems Analysis

• Telecommunications Specialist

• UNIX/Linux Systems Administration

• UNIX/Linux Network Management

• Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)

• Web Applications Development Programming

• Wireless Technologies

PARTNERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS

• Centennial College Training Centre (CTC)

• Cisco Systems – Cisco Networking Academy

• Computer Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)

• IBM

• Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)

• Microsoft Certified System Admininstrator (MCSA)

in Windows 2003 Server

• Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE)

in Windows 2003 Server

• Oracle

• VUE Testing Centre

Computer Training

Choose to make yourself more marketable through computer training at

Centennial. Our courses are created in consultation with employers. That’s power

at your fingertips.

diPloma in

INFORMATION SySTEMS – PROGRAM CODE 2802

This program is for candidates interested in general business and information

technology. It includes core competencies in business, information technology,

systems analysis and communication. In addition, the model provides selected

course streams that allow for the achievement of greater depth in a technical area

that best fits the career plans of candidates. Graduates will possess the skills

needed to work effectively in an entry-level position in computer programming,

systems support or in an information technology support centre.

For more information, call the program supervisor at 416-289-5000,

ext. 4711.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS mandatory courses:

Financial Accounting 1 ACCT-112

Microcomputer Concepts & Applications COMP-102/Introduction to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101

Programming 1 (Introductory Programming Concepts) COMP-100 Reading and Writing Prose ENGL-170/171

Introduction to Canadian Business GNED-119 Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122 Web Applications Development COMP-213 Approaches to Literature GNED-101 Mathematics of Finance MATH-106 Systems Analysis & Design 1

(Feasibility & Requirements Analysis) COMP-225

Introduction to Operating System Concepts and UNIX COMP-301 Technical Communication CEBW-303

Systems Analysis & Design 2 (Process & Object Models) COMP-246 Job Readiness JOBS-221

Two General Education Electives

Plus three credit courses from any technology stream and two credit courses from business stream

certificate of achievement

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING – PROGRAM CODE 7015

Upon successful completion, you will understand basic computer concepts and be

able to use contemporary software packages and to acquire strong programming

in skills in various languages.

For further information, call 416-289-5000, ext. 2247 or e-mail mkhan@

centennialcollege..ca.

Introduction to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101 Intermediate Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-121 OR Microsoft Applications – Access & Excel COMP-400 Programming I (Introductory Programming Concepts) COMP-100 Systems Analysis & Design 1 (Feasibility & Requirements Analysis) COMP-225

Plus four of the following courses:

Introduction to Java Programming using IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application Developer COMP-423

Advanced Java Programming COMP-424

Introduction to .Net Programming with VB.Net CEDN-001/ Introduction to .Net Programming withC# CEDN-004 Any ONE course from the .NET Programming stream OR JAVA with WebSphere stream

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COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT –

PROGRAM CODE 7047

This program provides training mainly in business software applications. It

combines accounting and other microcomputer applications to prepare you

to perform effectively in a business office.

For more information, please call 416-289-5000, ext. 2247.

Introduction to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101 Microsoft Applications – Access & Excel COMP-400

Financial Accounting 1 ACCT-112

Plus choose three of the following courses:

Introduction to Canadian Business GNED-119 Small Business Software ACCT-150

Systems Analysis I – Feasibility & Requirements Analysis COMP-225 Accounting Microcomputer Applications ACCT-228

Programming 1 (Introductory Programming Concepts) COMP-100 Business Communications BUSN-333

Introduction to Operating Systems Concepts and UNIX /LINUX COMP-301 Writing Excel Macros With VBA COMP-460

certificate of achievement

HELP DESk TECHNICAL SUPPORT – PROGRAM CODE 7020

Help desk staff are the front line to client support. They make the first and

most impressionable contact with clients. This should be an excellent service

experience for clients and as many concerns as possible should be resolved in this

first contact.

For further information, call the program supervisor at 416-289-5000,

ext. 4711.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS four mandatory courses:

Introduction to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101 Intermediate Microcomputer Applications COMP-121 OR Microcomputer Applications Access & Excel COMP-400 A+ Hardware for PC Repair CCTC-101

Office Communications and Procedures OAGN-125

Plus choose three of the following courses:

Linux Systems Overview CCTC-404

Introduction to Operating Systems Concepts and UNIX /LINUX COMP-301 Web Application Development COMP-213

A+ Operating System for PC Repair CCTC-102

Programming 1 (Introduction to Programming Concepts) COMP-100

certificate of achievement

SySTEMS ANALySIS – PROGRAM CODE 7044

Leaders in the systems development field owe their successes to the

implementation of well-defined processes, the disciplined application of sound

development methodologies and the effective use of proper tools. To meet

strategic business needs, IT departments must rapidly develop client/server and

web-based systems that satisfy the increasing demands and complex

requirements of their internal and external clients. The success of these projects

depends on careful analysis and design, project management, process integration,

configuration and quality assurance methodologies. For more information, call

416-289-5000, ext. 2247.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS

Systems Analysis & Design 1 (Feasibility & Requirements Analysis) COMP-225 Systems Analysis & Design 2 (Process & Object Models) COMP-246 Managing Information Technology Projects CEMG-919

Plus choose from the following:

Any two courses from the IBM Websphere or Microsoft .Net courses , xx or Software Evaluation Methods COMP-415

certificate of achievement

IBM JAVA & WEBSPHERE – PROGRAM CODE 7387

Java is a powerful object-oriented language with cross-platform capabilities that

has become the programming language of choice for developing various types of

business applications. Java is used widely for creating Web applications and many

e-Business applications. IBM WebSphere Studio Application Developer is a very

popular integrated development environment for designing, coding, testing and

deploying both Standard and Enterprise Java applications. By combining Java with

WebSphere, this certificate provides a unique opportunity to expand your skill set

with two excellent tools used in developing and deploying enterprise-level

applications.

For further information, call the program supervisor at 416-289-5000,

ext. 4711 or e-mail [email protected].

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS three mandatory courses:

Introduction to Java Programming using IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application Developer COMP-423

Developing Java Applications with IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application Developer COMP-424 Java Enterprise Programming with IBM’s

WebSphere Studio Application Developer COMP-425

certificate of achievement in

ADVANCED JAVA 2 EE (IBM WEBSPHERE) ENTERPRISE SySTEM

DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING

– PROGRAM CODE 7171

JAVA 2 EE (Java Platform, Enterprise Edition) is the industrial standard for

developing multi-tier, server-centric enterprise applications. Since its early

inception in mid-1990, it has evolved to a very rich set of coordinated

technologies by IT powerhouses and Open Source efforts. JAVA 2 EE skills are in

high demand, learning but acquiring these are a challenge richness and depth of

the technologies involved. The objective of this course is to learn the latest

technologies, tools, frameworks, design pattern and best practices of the industry.

three mandatory courses:

Developing Java Applications with IBM’s

WebSphere Studio Application Developer COMP -424 Java Enterprise Programming with IBM’s

WebSphere Studio Application Developer COMP-425 J2EE 5 Enterprise Programming with IBM’s

WebSphere Studio Application Developer. (42 hrs) (NEW) COMP-426

select two courses from the following:

Portal and Portlet Design and Programming (42 hrs) (NEW) COMP-427 Open Source JAVA 2 EE Enterprise System Design

and Programming (42 hrs) (New) COMP 428

Wireless Enterprise System Design & Programming (42 hrs) (NEW) COMP 429

Free Software for students enrolled in Professional level computer courses such

as Programming and Database programs. PLEASE NOTE THAT MICROSOFT

OFFICE SUITE AND FRONTPAGE SOFTWARE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS OFFER.

All students enrolling in Computers and Telecommunications department

courses will be automatically registered in the Microsoft Academic Alliance

FREE SOFTWARE Program. Students who qualify will receive two e-mails

through myCentennial giving you the details of this by the end of the first

week of each new semester. This program provides you with all professional

level software titles and operating systems except Microsoft Office, and

Microsoft FrontPage, which can be purchased at academic prices from the

bookstore. Website addresses for this program are as follows:

• http://msdn.microsoft.com/academic/

This is the Microsoft site address detailing the program

• http://elms.centennialcollege.ca/

This is the Centennial Website with information and resources for the

MSDNAA (Microsoft Developer Network Academic Alliance) Program

• http://msdn06.e-academy.com/elms/Storefront/Home.aspx?campus=cc

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MICROSOFT .NET – PROGRAM CODE 7030

Microsoft is committed to replacing its existing development tools with the .NET

framework designed to have a competitive advantage over similar products. It is

expected that within a very short time the market conditions would create a

demand for programmers with .NET skills. Potential .NET developers, therefore,

will be seeking to target courses that provide them with the necessary skills to

take advantage of interesting new opportunities. This certification will provide a

significant competitive advantage in a job market where this credential is widely

recognized and respected. Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) offers

several levels of certification in the .NET development framework including:

• Web Applications

• Windows Applications

• SQL Server 2005

MCTS Certification requirements are cumulative as students take more

Microsoft exams. To obtain the certification please call 416-289-5000, ext. 2247

or e-mail [email protected].

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS five mandatory courses:

Introduction to .NET Programming with VB .NET CEDN-001 OR Introduction to .NET Programming with C# .NET CEDN-004 Developing Windows Applications with VB.Net CEDN-002 Developing WEB Applications with Visual.Studio.Net CEDN-003 Developing XML WEB Services with Visual Studio.Net CEDN-005 Database Design & Modeling with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 CEDN-006

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification, the premier Microsoft desktop

certification, is a globally recognized standard for demonstrating desktop skills.

The office specialist program is helping meet the demand for qualified and

knowledgeable people in the modern workplace. There are three levels of MOS

certification:

• Core (Word/Excel)

• Expert (Word/Excel/PowerPoint/Access)

• Master (successfully complete the 4 Expert level examinations)

Centennial is offering courses to prepare you to write the all three

certification exams. The courses offered both in class and on-line are structured to

teach students the skills and learning objectives required to meet MOS

Certification Standards, however the courses are not designed to prepare you

for the exams themselves, and students planning to pursue the program should

make use of the texts and online resources labeled as “exam preparatory” in

conjunction with the courses if they plan to take the examinations.

certificate of achievement in

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATION SUPPORT –

PROGRAMCODE7046

THIS CERTIFICATE CAN BE COMPLETED ONLINE OR IN-CLASS. This certificate of

achievement is designed to help you meet the needs in the area of business. Learn

the diversity available within the Microsoft Office Professional suite of programs

for home and business applications. All of the Microsoft courses listed below

have been designed according to the structure and learning outcomes set out

by Microsoft.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS:

Microsoft Word CEMS-981 Microsoft Word – Advanced CEMS-982 Microsoft Excel CEMS-983 Microsoft Excel – Advanced CEMS-984 Microsoft PowerPoint – Comprehensive CEMS-986 Microsoft Access CEMS-985

Microsoft Access – Advanced CEMS-987 Microsoft Office Integration CEIL-988 OR

Integrated Software Applications OAGN-261 (in-class)

certificate of achievement in

SOFTWARE QUALITy ASSURANCE AND

TESTING (SQAT) – PROGRAM CODE 7170)

As software becomes more complex, it is necessary to establish processes and

clear methodologies. Doing so will ensure that the end-product has been exposed

to intensive and rigorous industry-wide testing techniques and procedures. This

will translate into a high degree of assurance that a software system passes the

test for correctness and reliability. The SQAT certificate curricular model consists of

FIVE courses:

Candidate: IT diploma/degree; industry IT professional seeking formal Software Quality Assurance & Testing

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS:

Introduction to Testing Principles & Methodologies SQAT-001 Writing Testable Requirements SQAT-002

Selecting and Implementing Software Testing Tools SQAT-003 Managing the testing process SQAT-004

Software Quality Assurance SQAT-005

certificate of achievement

WEB APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING –

PROGRAM CODE 7163

This certificate model will provide students with common and current

programming approaches to web development, including the use of databases

and application server programming. Students using current web technologies

will have skills to develop web services, B2C & B2B web applications and other

dynamic Net-based programs. Prior knowledge of HTML is required.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS three mandatory courses:

Web Applications Development COMP-213 Introduction to Programming Concepts COMP-100 Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122

select tWo courses from the following:

Systems Analysis & Design I COMP-225

Developing Java Applications with IBM’s Websphere Studio Applications Developer COMP-424

Java Enterprise Programming with IBM’s Websphere Studio Application Developer COMP-425

Developing Web Applications with Visual Studio.Net CEDN-003 Developing XML Web Services With Visual Studio.Net CEDN-005

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DATABASE PROGRAMMER ANALyST/ADMINISTRATION

CHOICE OF THREE CERTIFICATES

• Oracle 10g Database Associate (7354)

• Oracle 10g Database Administrator Professional (7355) • Microsoft Database Systems (7043)

In an environment of multi-platform databases, Oracle is a powerful and reliable

RDBMS for enterprise-wide integration of systems and applications – designed for

experienced professionals who wish to broaden their areas of expertise as well as

those who wish to begin new careers. This program uses Oracle 10g curriculum as

specified by Oracle Corp., and has a minimum GPA requirement of C+.

In addition to Centennial College Achievement Certification in the model of

your choice, successful graduates are well-prepared to write the Oracle Certified

Professional (OCP) examination.

For further information, call the program supervisor at 416-289-5000,

ext. 2247 or e-mail [email protected].

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS

ORACLE 10G DATABASE ASSOCIATE – PROGRAM CODE 7354

The first step toward earning the highly respected Oracle Certified Professional

(OCP) status is to earn the Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) credential. With 10g,

Oracle has launched an apprentice skill level for the beginning IT professional,

OCA, which provides foundational knowledge with Oracle technologies and

credentials for entry-level employment opportunities. OCAs are qualified to be

junior IT team members working with database administrators or application

developers. The candidate will gain skill and ability through the combined efforts

of Oracle hands-on training and on-the-job experience, leading first to the OCA

and then the OCP. With each new credential earned, the candidate can expect

increased job opportunities, higher pay and career growth.

mandatory courses:

Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122 Introduction to Oracle 10g SQL COMP-450

Oracle 10g Database Administration Fundamentals I COMP-451

ORACLE 10G DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR PROFESSIONAL – PROGRAM CODE 7355

Once the OCA credential is obtained, the candidate can pursue the next level

of mastery – the Oracle Certified Professional. Oracle Certified Database

Administrators have proven skills deploying and managing enterprise-wide

databases. With experience, OCP DBAs are eligible for senior-level responsibilities.

The OCP 10g DBA candidate will complete two courses and exams, including

those at the Associate level, to demonstrate skills acquisition.

mandatory courses:

Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122 Introduction to Oracle 10g SQL COMP-450

Oracle 10g Database Administration Fundamentals I COMP-451 Oracle 10g Database Administration Fundamentals II COMP-452

MICROSOFT DATABASE SySTEMS – PROGRAM CODE 7043 mandatory courses:

Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122

Database Design & Implementation with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 CEDN-006 Access with VBA COMP-420

Centennial College Certification

Training Centre (CTC)

The Centennial College Certification Training Centre (CTC) provides quality,

instructor-led and online courses for many industry-recognized certifications.

We continually enhance our offerings and attempt to provide flexible training

schedules whenever possible. In order to provide additional service to the IT

community, Centennial College is a VUE Testing Centre. It is possible to write most

industry-recognized certifications at the college.

For information about the VUE Test Centre, courses and certifications not

listed here, or to inquire about the availability of courses at alternate times,

contact the CTC, at 416-289-5000, ext. 8214.

learning Partner

CISCO SySTEMS

The Cisco Networking Academy program teaches you how to design, build, and

maintain computer networks. This program combines instructor-led and online

learning with hands-on lab exercises where you will apply what you have learned.

The Academy curriculum covers a wide-range of topics from basic networking

skills, such as pulling cable, to more complex concepts, such as applying advanced

troubleshooting tools and techniques, wireless technology and security. CCNA 1

through 4 of the Academy program provide a basic foundation in networking and

provide the knowledge necessary to obtain the Cisco Certified Network Associate

(CCNA™) certification. CCNP 1 through 4 of the Academy program address more

advanced networking topics, such as advanced routing, remote access, multilayer

switching and troubleshooting. These advanced courses teach the skills associated

with the Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP™) certification. In order to

enroll in CCNP 1 through 4 of the Cisco Academy program you should have either

a valid CCNA certification or have successfully completed the CCNA coursework.

For more information on this program, please visit the academy website at

http://cisco.netacad.net or contact the program supervisor at 416-289-5000,

ext. 8214.

Please note: Cisco Systems continually updates the academy curriculum to match current certification requirements. Program content is subject to change without notification.

certificate of achievement

CISCO NETWORkING ASSOCIATE – PROGRAM CODE 7390

This hands-on certificate program will provide the learner with knowledge of

Cisco networking technology at the associate level. It will help prepare the learner

to obtain the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA™) certification and

provide the groundwork for more advanced studies in networking.

For more information about this program contact the program supervisor at

416-289-5000, ext. 8214.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS mandatory courses: CCNA 1 CCTC-501 CCNA 2 CCTC-502 CCNA 3 CCTC-503 CCNA 4 CCTC-504 Notes:

1. This certificate program does not include the cost of the CCNA™ certification exam. This exam may be completed at the Centennial College VUE Test Centre for an additional charge. 2. A 50% discount on the cost of the CCNA Certification test is currently offered to those

individuals who successfully complete the voucher exam in CCNA 2 (CCTC502) or CCNA 4 (CCTC504).

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CISCO NETWORkING PROFESSIONAL –

PROGRAM CODE 7389

The Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP™) designation is one of the most

respected industry certifications available for the networking professional. This

certificate program helps prepare the learner to obtain this certification by

providing an intensive program of study combining theoretical concepts with

extensive hands-on exercises.

For more information about this program contact the program supervisor at

416-289-5000, ext. 8214.

Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks CCTC-505

Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks CCTC-506 Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks CCTC-507 Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks CCTC-508

Please note: This certificate program does not include the cost of the CCNP™ certification exam. This exam may be completed at the Centennial College VUE Test Centre for an additional charge.

Microsoft

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(MCSE), Microsoft

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_{Certified System}

Administrator (MCSA) and Microsoft

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Certified Professional (MCP)

Microsoft continues to evolve its professional certifications to keep pace with

industry requirements. For those interested in demonstrating their expertise in the

various Microsoft Network Operating Systems there are now three certifications

available. The Certification Training Centre continues to enhance our offerings in

this area and will offer courses to meet demand. For additional details on current

Microsoft Certifications please visit their website at http://www.microsoft.com/

learning or contact the CTC.

MICROSOFT CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL (MCP)

This certification is for those individuals wishing to demonstrate proficiency in one

of the Microsoft platforms. Successful completion of one certification exam allows

an individual to become an MCP.

MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SySTEM ADMINISTRATOR (MCSA)

IN WINDOWS 2003 SERVER

This certification is primarily designed for those individuals who wish to

implement, manage, and maintain the Microsoft computing environment of

medium- to large-sized companies. In order to become a MCSA the candidate

must successfully complete three core exams and one elective exam.

MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SySTEM ENGINEER (MCSE)

IN WINDOWS 2003 SERVER

This certification is designed for those wishing to plan, design, and implement

Microsoft Windows server solutions and architectures in medium- to large-sized

companies. To become a MCSE the candidate must successfully complete six core

exams and one elective.

MICROSOFT VISTA

Microsoft’s latest release Microsoft Vista offers something for everyone. Whether

a home user or working in an enterprise environment, Microsoft Vista is designed

to dramatically improve the computing experience. Explore the Windows’s Vista

operating system and the benefits that it has to offer.

certificate of achievement

LINUx SySTEM SPECIALIST – PROGRAM CODE 7388

Due to its stability, flexibility, and low TCO, the Linux Operating System has gained

enormous momentum in both the home and enterprise markets. This

comprehensive certificate will explore the various aspects of the Linux OS and

provide the knowledge and skills necessary to design, implement, and manage

a Linux solution for both the home and business environment. This certificate

program also provides the requisite knowledge for many industry recognized

certifications.

For more information about this program contact the program supervisor at

416-289-5000, ext. 8214.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS mandatory:

Linux System Overview CCTC-404 Linux System Administration CCTC-413 Linux Security CCTC-411

Linux Networking Essentials CCTC-414

Plus any two courses from the following:

Linux Shell Scripting CCTC-410 Linux Desktop Environment CCTC-412 Linux Tools and Utilities CCTC-415 Linux in the Enterprise Environment CCTC-416 Linux Optimization Techniques CCTC-417 Linux Programming Environment CCTC-418

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COMPUTER NETWORk PROFESSIONAL –

PROGRAM CODE TBA

The Computer Network Professional diploma program provides students with

in-depth skills in networking, IT and network security, wireless technologies, VoIP,

desktop support and customer service. It provides the skills necessary for the

obtain many of today’s highly sought after industry certifications including; CCNA,

CCNP, CWNA, A+, MCSA, MCSE, Network + and Security +. The technical

component of this diploma is continually being updated to provide the newest

technologies. These technical proficiencies are augmented with a solid

understanding of e-business and project management.

For more information, please contact the program supervisor at

416-289-5000 ext. 8214 and watch the web for the release of courses.

certificate of achievement

COMPUTER HARDWARE AND NETWORk SUPPORT –

PROGRAM CODE 7019

This certificate program will prepare you for an entry-level position in the

fast-paced area of computer networking. It provides the expertise and hands-on

experience necessary to obtain many well recognized industry certifications, such

as CCNA, A+ and Network+. It also builds a firm foundation for more advanced

studies in this area.

For more information about this program, contact the program supervisor at

416-289-5000, ext. 8214.

A+ Essentials for PC Repair and IT Technician CCTC-103 CCNA 1 CCTC-501

CCNA 2 CCTC-502

Plus any two courses from the certification training centre’s (ctc) microsoft, novell or linux streams.

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Enhance your career by adding telecommunications to your résumé and

distinguish yourself as a front-runner on the information highway. You’ll learn

from instructors who bring their up-to-the-minute industry experience to the

classroom. Centennial stands out with a wide-range of telecommunications

courses for both beginners and advanced students. These courses meet the

ever-increasing demand from both large and small businesses for personnel with the

know-how to handle the transmission of voice, data, text and images.

certificate of achievement

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST –

PROGRAM CODE 7292

A well-designed telecommunications network is vital to business operations.

This program concentrates on the design of voice, data and local area

telecommunications networks. As a telecommunications specialist, you will be

able to evaluate user requirements and design a telecommunications solution

to meet those needs.

Included within the solution will be considerations for cost, reliability and

security. With a mixture of lectures, labs and case-study analysis, you will learn the

theory and practical aspects of designing PBX, Key and Centrex voice systems,

Wide Area Data networks, Local Area Networks, high speed network design and

hybrid networks.

Voice Communications CETE-903

Managing Information Technology Projects CEMG-919 Data Communications CETE-940

Plus any three of the following:

Advanced Voice Communications CETE-917 Wireless Communications CETE-941 Converging Technologies CETE-947

Security Considerations in the Telecommunications Industry CETE-948 Broadband Networking CETE-949

certificate of achievement

WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES – PROGRAM CODE 7680

Wireless is one of the fastest growing of all the current network technologies. It

not only provides an extension to the wired world but is often the only technology

which can provide access to remote ares or under emergency conditions. Recent

technological developments have greatly extended the range and throughput of

wireless transmissions allowing it to be considered as an alternative to wired

implementations. This program will provide an overview of the current state of

wireless technologies as well as the skills and knowledge necessary to design,

install and maintain wireless networks.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS

Introduction to Network Technology CCTC-560 Advanced Networking Technologies CCTC-563 Wireless Communications CETE-941 Wireless LANs CCTC-565 Broadband Wireless CCTC566 Cellular Networks CCTC 567 RF Technology CCTC 568 Capstone Project (see web for details)

certificate of achievement

VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL (VOIP) –

PROGRAM CODE 7681

This program is designed for anyone wishing to gain the knowledge and skills

necessary to design, install and maintain VoIP systems. Courses are structured to

provide entry points for novices as well as those with experience in IP and/or

voice networks. This program will examine both commercial as well as open

source solutions suitable for individuals as well as businesses of all sizes.

COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS

Introduction to Network Technology CCTC-560 Advanced Networking Technologies CCTC-563 Advanced Voice Communications CETE-917 Voice over IP – An Introduction CCTC -550 Advanced VoIP CCTC-551

Designing and Implementing a VoIP Solution CCTC-552

Building a VoIP Network using Open Source Software and Tools CCTC-553 Capstone Project (see web for details)

certificate of achievement

SECURITy

CHOICE OF TWO CERTIFICATES

• Information Security Manager (7262)

• Network Security Administrator (7263)

Both certificate of achievement programs have mandatory courses, followed by elective courses for the specialty you want.

INFORMATION SECURITy MANAGER – PROGRAM CODE 7262 mandatory courses plus two electives:

Introductory Network Security CETE-208 TCP/IP and Other Internet Protocols CETE-978 Auditing and Penetration CETE-933 Forensics CETE-929

choose two electives from the following:

Monitoring and Intrusion Detection CETE-936 Authentication CETE-934

Firewalls in Depth CETE-935 Content Filtering CETE-938

NETWORk SECURITy ADMINISTRATOR – PROGRAM CODE 7263 mandatory courses plus two electives:

Introductory Network Security CETE-208 TCP/IP and Other Internet Protocols CETE-978 VPN and Cryptography CETE-937

Threats and Attacks CETE-931

choose two electives from the following:

Monitoring and Intrusion Detection CETE-936 Authentication CETE-934

Firewalls in Depth CETE-935 Content Filtering CETE-938

can’t find what you want?

check the index at the back of this book,

search online (centennialcollege.ca/ce),

call us at 416-289-5207 or e-mail your enquiry to

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UNIX is a comprehensive operating system with an amazing number of features

and capabilities that support multi-user, multi-tasking and interactive computing

environments for individuals and work groups. As the leader in open systems

architectures, UNIX is capable of running on anything from micros to main-frames.

Our UNIX courses are designed for those with computing experience who

want to learn about the UNIX operating system, but also for the individual who

desires to gain knowledge of Linux. They deliver the foundation that is required to

work effectively with commercial versions of UNIX such as Solaris.

The GNU/Linux variant of UNIX has become the fastest-growing operating

system for both home and corporate use. Gain the skills needed to plan, install

and perform the initial configuration of the Linux operating system. You will

explore the installation and set up of both workstation and server configurations

for a corporate environment.

certificate of achievement

UNIx/LINUx

CHOICE OF TWO CERTIFICATES

• UNIX/Linux Systems Administration (7325)

• UNIX Network Management (7326)

UNIx/LINUx SySTEMS ADMINISTRATION – PROGRAM CODE 7325 COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS:

Introduction to UNIX/Linux CEMC-971 UNIX/Linux Operations for Users CEUN-902 UNIX Systems Administration CEUN-911 UNIX/Linux Security CEUN-912 UNIX/Linux Installation CEUN-913 UNIX/Linux Shell Scripts 1 CEUN-932

Working with Linux Graphical User Interfaces CEUN-951

UNIx/LINUx NETWORk MANAGEMENT – PROGRAM CODE 7326 COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS:

Successful completion of UNIX/Linux Systems Administration (7325) Data Communications CEUN-921

UNIX Network Administration CEUN-922 Advanced UNIX Network Administration CEUN-924 UNIX Shell Scripts 2 CEUN-934

Computer Training

PROGRAMMING 1 (INTRODUCTORy PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS) COMP-100

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm ASH 821 Thurs., Jan. 17-April 17, 7-10 pm

841 Thurs., May 15-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra)

INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE COMP-101

801 Sat., Sept. 8-Oct. 20, 9 am-4 pm* ASH 802 Sat., Sept. 8-Oct. 20, 9 am-4 pm* PRO 803 Sun., Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 10 am-1 pm

804 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 17, 7-10 pm* ASH 805 Sun., Nov. 4-Dec. 16, 9 am-4 pm* PRO 821 Sat., Jan. 12-Feb. 23, 9 am-4 pm* ASH 822 Sun., Jan. 13-Feb. 24, 9 am-4 pm PRO 823 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 17, 7-10 pm ASH 824 Sun., March 2-April 13, 9 am-4 pm* PRO 841 Sat., May 10-June 21, 9 am-4 pm* ASH 842 Sun., May 11-June 22, 9 am-4 pm* PRO 843 Sun., May 11 Aug. 17, 10 am-1 pm*

844 Wed., May 7-Aug. 13, 7-10 pm* 845 Sun., July 6-Aug. 17, 9 am-4 pm* $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra) *plus 13 hours independent lab time

INTERMEDIATE MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE COMP-121 Prerequisite: Introduction to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101

801 Sat., Sept. 8-Oct. 20, 9 am-4 pm* PRO 802 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm* ASH 803 Thurs., Sept. 6-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm* PRO 804 Sun., Nov. 4-Dec. 16, 9 am-4 pm*

821 Sun., Jan. 6-Feb. 17, 9 am-4 pm* 822 Thurs., Jan. 17-Feb. 28, 7-10 pm* 823 Sun., March 2-April 13, 9 am-4 pm* 841 Sat., May 10-June 21, 9 am-4 pm* 842 Wed., May 7-Aug. 13, 7-10 pm* 843 Sun., July 6-Aug. 17, 9 am-4 pm* $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra) *plus 13 hours independent lab time

INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE CONCEPTS COMP-122

801 Fri., Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 7-10 pm* PRO 821 Fri., Jan. 4-April 11, 7-10 pm*

841 Fri., May 9-Aug. 8, 7-10 pm* $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra) *plus 16 hours independent lab time

WEB APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT COMP-213

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm* PRO 821 Fri., Jan. 11-April 18, 7-10 pm* ASH 841 Fri., May 9-Aug. 8, 7-10 pm*

$340.95 (includes material fee – text extra) *plus 16 hours independent lab time

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SySTEMS ANALySIS & DESIGN 1 (FEASIBILITy & REQUIREMENTS ANALySIS) COMP-225 Prerequisite: Introductory Programming (Visual Basic) CECO-110

Recommended: Introduction to Canadian Business GNED-119

801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 7-10 pm

841 Tues., May 6-Aug. 12, 7-10 pm $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra)

SySTEMS ANALySIS & DESIGN 2 (PROCESS & OBJECT MODELS) COMP-246 Prerequisite: Systems Analysis & Design 1 (Feasibility & Requirements Analysis) COMP-225

801 Thurs., Sept. 6-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 7-10 pm

841 Thurs., May 8-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra)

INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SySTEM CONCEPTS AND UNIx/LINUx COMP-301 Prerequisite: Intro to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101 or equivalent

801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm* PRO 821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 7-10 pm*

841 Wed., May 7-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm* ASH $340.95 (includes materials fee – text extra)

*plus 16 hours of independent lab time

OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING USING C++ COMP-339 Prerequisite: Programming Concepts COMP-100

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm* PRO 821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 7-10 pm*

841 Wed., May 7-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm* ASH $340.95

MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS – ACCESS & ExCEL COMP-400

Prerequisite: Introduction to Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-101

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm PRO 802 Sun., Nov. 4-Dec.16, 9-4 pm ASH 821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 15, 7-10 pm PRO 822 Sun., March 2-April 13, 9 am-4 pm ASH 841 Wed., May 7-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm PRO 842 Sun., July 6-Aug. 17, 9 am-4 pm ASH $315 (includes materials fee – text extra)

SOFTWARE EVALUATION METHODS COMP-415

Prerequisites: Project Management for Software Development COMP-409, Managing

Information Technology Projects CEMG-919

415 Sept. 8-Dec. 15 OL

425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15

$350 (includes OL admin. fee – text extra)

OBJECT-ORIENTED ANALySIS & DESIGN WITH UML COMP-418

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm* ASH 821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 7-10 pm*

841 Wed., May 7-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm* $315 (includes materials fee – text extra) *plus 16 hours of independent lab time

MICROSOFT ACCESS WITH VBA COMP-420

Prerequisites: Introductory Programming (Visual Basic) CECO-110, Intermediate

Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-121/Microsoft Applications – Access & Excel COMP-400

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 10, 7-10 pm

841 Thurs., May 15-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm $315 (includes materials fee – text extra)

INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE 10G SQL COMP-450

(Prepares for Oracle Exam) Please refer to the Oracle website for current exam code

Recommended: Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122

801 Sat., Sept. 15-Oct. 27, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat., Jan. 12-Feb. 23, 9 am-4 pm

841 Sat., May 10-June 21, 9 am-4 pm $350 (Oracle® curriculum kit* not included)

*Approximate cost of Oracle curriculum kits range from $175-$299. Oracle reserves the right to change its pricing anytime throughout the year. You must show proof of purchase of the Oracle curriculum kit in order to obtain an OCP discounted exam voucher.

ORACLE 10G DBA FUNDAMENTALS 1 COMP-451

Prerequisite: Introduction to Oracle 10g SQL COMP-450

801 Sat., Nov. 3-Dec. 15, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat., Jan. 12-April 12, 1-4 pm

822 Sat., March 1-April 12, 9 am-4 pm 841 Sat., July 5-Aug. 16, 9 am-4 pm $350 (Oracle®_{curriculum kit* not included)}

ORACLE 10G DBA FUNDAMENTALS 2 COMP-452

Prerequisite: Oracle 10g DBA Fundamentals 1 COMP-451

801 Sat., Sept. 8-Oct. 20, 9 am-4 pm PRO 802 Sat., Nov. 3-Dec. 15, 9 am-4 pm

821 Sun., Jan. 6-Feb. 17, 9 am-4 pm 822 Sat., March 1-April 12, 9 am-4 pm 841 Sun., May 4-June 15, 9 am-4 pm $350 (Oracle®_{curriculum kit* not included)}

WRITING ExCEL MACROS WITH VBA COMP-460 Prerequisite: COMP-400/121

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm* PRO 821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 17, 7-10 pm* PRO 841 Thurs., May 15-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm* PRO $315

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DATA WAREHOUSE ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN COMP-462 Prerequisite: Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122

801 Sat., Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 9 am-noon PRO 821 Sat., Jan. 12-April 12, 9 am-noon

841 Sat., May 10-Aug. 9, 9 am-noon $350 (Oracle® curriculum kit* not included)

ORACLE 10G FORMS DEVELOPER: BUILD INTERNET APPLICATIONS COMP-466

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Thurs., Jan. 17-April 17, 7-10 pm

841 Fri., May 9-Aug. 15, 7-10 pm $350 (Oracle®_{curriculum kit* not included}

INTRODUCTION TO JAVA PROGRAMMING USING IBM’S WEBSPHERE STUDIO APPLICATION DEVELOPER COMP-423 Prerequisite: Some programming background will be useful

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 15, 7-10 pm

841 Tues., May 6-Aug. 12, 7-10 pm $340

DEVELOPING JAVA APPLICATIONS WITH IBM’S

WEBSPHERE STUDIO APPLICATION DEVELOPER COMP-424

Prerequisite: Introduction to Java Programming using IBM’s WebSphere Studio

Application Developer COMP-423

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 7-10 pm

841 Wed., May 7-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm $340

JAVA ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMING WITH IBM’S

WEBSPHERE STUDIO APPLICATION DEVELOPER COMP-425

Prerequisite: Developing Java Applications with IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application

Developer COMP-424

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Mon., Jan. 14-April 14, 7-10 pm

841 Mon., May 5-Aug. 18, 7-10 pm $340

J2EE 5 ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMING WITH IBM’S WEBSPHERE STUDIO APPLICATION DEVELOPER COMP-426

Prerequisite: Java Enterprise Programming with IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application

Developer COMP-425

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec. 10, 7-10 pm STC $340 (42 hrs)

PORTAL AND PORTLET DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING COMP-427

Prerequisite: J2EE 5 Enterprise Programming with IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application

Developer COMP-426

821 Tues. Jan. 15- April 15, 7-10 pm STC $340 (42 hrs)

OPEN SOURCE JAVA EE ENTERPRISE

SySTEM DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING COMP 428

Prerequisite: J2EE 5 Enterprise Programming with IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application

Developer COMP-426

821 Wed Jan. 16- April 16, 7-10 pm STC $340 (42 hrs)

WIRELESS ENTERPRISE SySTEM DESIGN & PROGRAMMING COMP-429 Prerequisite: J2EE 5 Enterprise Programming with IBM’s WebSphere Studio Application

Developer COMP-426

821 Thurs. Jan. 17- April 17, 7-10 pm STC $340 (42 hrs)

Microsoft .NET

INTRODUCTION TO .NET PROGRAMMING WITH VB.NET CEDN-001 Prerequisites: Knowledge of any programming language

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Mon., Jan. 14-April 14, 7-10 pm

841 Mon., May 5-Aug. 18, 7-10 pm $315 (includes materials fee – text extra)

DEVELOPING WINDOWS APPLICATIONS WITH VB.NET CEDN-002 Prerequisite: Introduction to .Net Programming with VB.Net CEDN-001

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 7-10 pm

DEVELOPING WEB APPLICATIONS WITH VISUAL STUDIO.NET CEDN-003 Prerequisites: Introduction to Database Concepts COMP-122, Web Applications

Development COMP-213, CEDN-001 & CEDN-004

801 Fri., Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Mon., Jan. 14-April 14, 7-10 pm

INTRODUCTION TO .NET PROGRAMMING WITH C# CEDN-004 Prerequisite: Introductory Programming (Visual Basic) COMP-100 or equivalent

knowledge of any programming language.

841 Tues., May 6-Aug. 12, 7-10 pm $315 (includes materials fee – text extra)

DEVELOPING xML WEB SERVICES WITH VISUAL STUDIO.NET CEDN-005 Prerequisite: Developing Web Applications with VB.Net CEDN-003

841 Thurs., May 15-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm $315 (includes materials fee – text extra)

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DATABASE DESIGN & MODELING WITH MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2005 CEDN-006 Prerequisite: Introduction to Database Concepts COMP 122 or equivalent

841 Tues., May 6-Aug. 5, 7-10 pm $315 (includes materials fee – text extra)

INTRODUCTION TO TESTING PRINCIPLES & METHODOLOGIES SQAT-001

801 Sat., Sept. 15-Oct. 20, 9 am-noon & 1-3 pm STC $350 (30 hrs)

WRITING TESTABLE REQUIREMENTS SQAT-002

Prerequisite: Introduction to Testing Principles & Methodologies SQAT-001

801 Sat., Nov. 3-Dec. 8, 9 am-noon & 1-3 pm ASH $350 (30 hrs)

SELECTING AND IMPLEMENTING SOFTWARE TESTING TOOLS SQAT-003 Prerequisite: Writing Testable Requirements SQAT-002

821 Sat., Jan. 12-Feb. 16, 9 am-noon & 1-3 pm ASH $350 (30 hrs)

MANAGING THE TESTING PROCESS SQAT-004

Perequisite: Selecting and Implementing Software Testing Tools SQAT-003

821 Sat., Feb. 23-March 29, 9 am-noon & 1-3 pm ASH $350 (30 hrs)

SOFTWARE QUALITy ASSURANCE SQAT-005 Prerequisite: Managing the Testing Process SQAT-004

841 Sat., April 5-May 10, 9 am-noon & 1-3 pm ASH $350 (30 hrs)

MICROSOFT WORD (FORMERLy CEIL-841) CEMS-981 Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows

Software Requirement: Online course – MS Word 2000 or higher

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Oct. 23, 7-10 pm PRO

417 Oct. 1-Jan. 7 418 Nov. 1-Feb.7 419 Dec. 3-March 10

821 Wed., Jan. 16-Feb. 27, 7-10 pm PRO

425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15

841 Wed., May 7-June 18, 7-10 pm PRO

436 April 1-July 8 OL

437 May 1-Aug. 7 438 June 2-Sept. 8 439 July 3-Oct. 9 440 Aug. 1-Nov. 7

$242 (includes materials fee – text extra)

$295 online (includes OL admin. fee – text extra) (30 hrs)

Note: You can register anytime and start this course at the beginning of the following month (monthly intake).

Microsoft Office Specialist

MICROSOFT WORD – ADVANCED CEMS-982 Prerequisite: Microsoft Word CEMS-981 (or equivalent) Software Requirement: Online course – MS Word 2000 or higher

801 Tues., Oct. 30-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm PRO

821 Wed., March 5-April 16, 7-10 pm PRO

425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15

841 Wed., June 25-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm PRO

437 May 1-Aug. 7 438 June 2-Sept. 8 439 July 3-Oct. 9 440 Aug. 1-Nov. 7 $242 (includes materials – text extra)

MICROSOFT ExCEL CEMS-983 Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows

Software Requirement: Online course – MS Excel 2000 or higher

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Oct. 29, 7-10 pm PRO

417 Oct. 1-Jan. 7 418 Nov. 1-Feb. 7 419 Dec. 3-March 10

821 Tues., Jan. 15-Feb. 26, 7-10 pm PRO

425 Jan. 11-April 18 OL

426 Feb. 1-May 9 427 March 3-June 9

841 Thurs., May 15-June 26, 7-10 pm PRO

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MICROSOFT ExCEL – ADVANCED CEMS-984 Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel CEMS-983 or equivalent Software Requirement: Online course – MS Excel 2000 or higher

801 Mon., Nov. 5-Dec. 17, 7-10 pm PRO

821 Wed., March 5-April 16, 7-10 pm PRO

841 Thurs., July 3-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm PRO

$242 (includes materials fees – text extra)

MICROSOFT ACCESS – ADVANCED CEMS-987 Prerequisite: Microsoft Access CEMS-985

Software Requirement: Online course – MS Access 2000 or higher

801 Wed., Oct. 31-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm PRO

821 Thurs., March 6-April 10, 7-10 pm PRO

426 Feb. 1-May 9 427 Mar. 3-June 9

841 Thurs., June 26-Aug. 7, 7-10 pm PRO

MICROSOFT ACCESS CEMS-985 Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows

Software Requirement: Online course – MS Access 2000 or higher

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Oct. 24, 7-10 pm PRO

821 Thurs., Jan. 17-Feb. 28, 7-10 pm PRO

841 Thurs., May 8-June 19, 7-10 pm PRO

437 May 1-Aug. 7 OL

438 June 2-Sept. 8 439 July 3-Oct. 9 440 Aug. 1-Nov. 7

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT – COMPREHENSIVE CEMS-986

801 Sat., Oct. 27-Dec. 8, 1-4 pm PRO

821 Sat., March 1-April 12, 1-4 pm PRO

841 Sat., May 10-June 21, 9 am-noon PRO

$242 (includes materials fee – text extra) (30 hrs) $295 online (includes OL admin. fee – text extra)

MICROSOFT OFFICE INTEGRATION CEIL-988

Prerequisites: Word CEMS-981, Excel CEMS-983, Access CEMS-985 and

PowerPoint CEMS-986

Software Requirements: Microsoft Office 97, 2000 or XP Professional, including Word,

Excel, Access and PowerPoint

425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15

$278.49 (includes OL admin. fee – text extra) 24 hrs

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SIMPLy ACCOUNTING FOR WINDOWS CEMS-921

Recommended: Practical experience in bookkeeping and a basic understanding of

Microsoft Windows

801 Mon., Nov. 19-Dec. 10, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Mon., March 17-April 7, 7-10 pm

841 Mon., July 7-28, 7-10 pm $215

QUICkBOOkS CEMS-922

Recommended: Practical experience in bookkeeping and a basic ability in Microsoft

Windows

801 Sat., Sept. 1 & 8, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat, Feb. 2 & 9, 9 am-4 pm

841 Sat., May 24 & May 31, 9 am-4 pm $215

INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS CEMC-923

801 Sat. & Sun., Sept. 8 & 9, 9 am-4 pm PRO 802 Tues., Oct. 2-23, 7-10 pm

821 Sat. & Sun., Jan. 5 & 6, 9 am-4 pm 822 Tues., Feb. 19-March 11, 7-10 pm 841 Sat. & Sun., May 3 & 4, 9 am-4 pm $215

INTRODUCTION TO PRESENTATIONS USING MICROSOFT POWERPOINT CEMS-906 Recommended: Completion of Introduction to Windows CEMC-923 or equivalent

experience using Microsoft Windows

801 Tues., Oct. 16-Nov. 6, 7-10 pm PRO 802 Sat. & Sun., Oct. 13 & 14, 9 am-4 pm

821 Tues., Jan. 15-Feb. 5, 7-10 pm 822 Sat. & Sun., Feb. 2 & 3, 9 am-4 pm 841 Tues., May 6-May 27, 7-10 pm $215

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WORD CEMS-925

Recommended: Keyboarding skills and completion of Introduction to Windows

CEMC-923 or equivalent experience using Microsoft Windows

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Oct. 2, 7-10 pm PRO 802 Sat. & Sun., Sept. 15 & 16, 9 am-4 pm

821 Sat. & Sun., Jan. 12-Jan. 13, 9 am-4 pm 841 Sat. & Sun., May 10 & 11, 9 am-4 pm $215

INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT WORD CEMS-926

801 Sat. & Sun., Oct. 20 & 21, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat. & Sun., March 1 & 2, 9 am-4 pm

841 Sat. & Sun., June 14 & 15, 9 am-4 pm $215

ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD CEMS-927

Recommended: Completion of Intermediate Microsoft Word CEMS-926 or equivalent

experience using Microsoft Word

801 Sat. & Sun., Nov. 17 & 18, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat. & Sun., March 1 & 2, 9 am-4 pm

841 Tues., July 8-July 29, 7-10 pm $215

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ExCEL CEMS-928

Recommended: Completion of Introduction to Windows CEMC-923 or equivalent

801 Sat. & Sun, Sept. 22 & 23, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat. & Sun., Jan. 19 & 20, 9 am-4 pm

841 Sat. & Sun., May 24 & 25, 9 am-4 pm $215

INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT ExCEL CEMS-929

Recommended: Completion of Introduction to Microsoft Excel CEMS-928 or equivalent

experience using Microsoft Excel

801 Sat. & Sun., Oct. 27 & 28, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Sat. & Sun., Feb. 16 & 17, 9 am-4 pm

841 Sat. & Sun., June 21 & 22, 9 am-4 pm $215

ADVANCED MICROSOFT ExCEL CEMS-930

Recommended: Completion of Intermediate Microsoft Excel CEMS-929 or equivalent

experience using Microsoft Excel

801 Sat. & Sun., Nov. 24 & 25, 9-4 pm PRO 821 Sat. & Sun., March 8 & 9, 9 am-4 pm

841 Sat. & Sun., Aug. 9 & 10, 9 am-4 pm $215

MICROSOFT OFFICE OVERVIEW CEMS-974

Recommended: Completion of Introduction to Windows CEMC-923 or equivalent

801 Sat., Sept. 15-Nov. 17, 9 am-noon PRO 802 Thurs., Oct. 11-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm ASH 821 Sat., Jan. 12-March 15, 9 am-noon PRO 841 Sat., May 10-July 12, 9 am-noon

$252 (text extra)

For online course, see our Distance Learning section CEIL-924, CEIL-925.

USING ADVANCED FEATURES OF MICROSOFT POWERPOINT CEMS-975 Recommended: Completion of Introduction to Presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint

CEMS-906 or equivalent experience using Microsoft PowerPoint

801 Sat. & Sun., Nov. 10 & 11, 9 am-4 pm PRO 821 Tues., Feb. 19-March 11, 7-10 pm

841 Tues., June 10-July 8, 7-10 pm $215

ACCPAC FOR WINDOWS – GENERAL LEDGER CEMC-961

Prerequisite: Experience with Windows 98 or higher, familiarity with basic accounting

concepts. Student must have software.

425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15 $235 (text extra) 18 hrs

ACCPAC FOR WINDOWS – ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CEMC-962

Prerequisite: ACCPAC for Windows – General Ledger CEMC-961 or equivalent. Student

must have software.

425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15 $235 (text extra) 18 hrs.

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ACCPAC FOR WINDOWS-ACCOUNTS PAyABLE CEMC-963

Prerequisite: ACCPAC for Windows – General Ledger CEMC-961 or equivalent. Student

must have software.

415 Sept. 8-Dec. 15 OL 425 Jan. 11-April 18 435 May 9-Aug. 15 $235 (text extra) 18 hrs.

CISCO Systems

CCNA 1 CCTC-501

801 Tues., Sept. 4-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm* STC

821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 17, 7-10 pm* STC

841 Wed., May 7-Aug. 20, 7-10 pm* STC

435 May 11-Aug. 17 OL

$495

$580 online (includes OL admin. fee – text extra) *plus 25 hours of independent lab time

CCNA 2 CCTC-502 Prerequisite: CCTC-501

801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm* STC

821 Tues., Jan. 8-April 15, 7-10 pm* STC

841 Thurs., May 8-Aug. 21, 7-10 pm* STC

435 May 11-Aug. 17 OL

$495

801 Thurs., Sept. 6-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm* STC

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 7-10 pm* STC

425 Jan.12-April 20 OL

841 Tues., May 6-Aug. 19, 7-10 pm* STC

435 May 11-Aug. 17 OL

$495

801 Tues., Sept. 4-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm* STC

435 May 11-Aug. 17 $495

Cisco Networking Professional

BUILDING SCALABLE CISCO INTERNETWORkS CCTC-505 Prerequisite: CCNA designation or completion of CCTC-504.

425 Jan. 12-April 20 435 May 11-Aug. 17 $599 (text extra)

*plus four Saturdays, 9 am-4 pm (Saturday schedule - TBA)

IMPLEMENTING SECURE CONVERGED WIDE AREA NETWORkS CCTC-506 Prerequisite: CCNA designation or completion of CCTC-504.

BUILDING CISCO MULTILAyER SWITCHED NETWORkS CCTC-507 Prerequisite: CCNA designation or completion of CCTC-504.

841 Thurs., May 8-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm* STC

OPTIMIzING CONVERGED CISCO NETWORkS CCTC-508

Prerequisites: CCNP 1 CCTC-505, CCNP 2 CCTC-506 and CCNP 3 CCTC-507

new in the fall 2007

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courses for adults in the evening at local york region

high schools.

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In an effort to provide ongoing education to the networking community, Cisco has

expanded the Networking Academy offerings to include courses which augment

the knowledge and skills obtained through the CCNA/CCNP curriculum. The

Certification Training Centre is pleased to be able to offer this curriculum.

PANDUIT NETWORk INFRASTRUCTURE ESSENTIALS CCTC-432

801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm* PRO $495 (does NOT include materials fee) Students are expected to pay the cost of cables, connectors and tools required.

IT ESSENTIALS I: PC HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE CCTC-433

801 Tues., Sept. 4-Dec. 11, 7-10 pm* STC $495

FUNDAMENTALS OF WIRELESS LANS CCTC-434

Recommended: students have an understanding of networking technology and a

familiarity with using Cisco equipment such as that gained by completing CCTC-501 and CCTC-502 but this is not a prerequisite.

821 Tues., Jan. 8-April 15, 7-10 pm* STC $595

IT ESSENTIALS II: NETWORk OPERATING SySTEMS CCTC-435

821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 17, 7-10 pm* STC $495

NETWORk SECURITy I CCTC-542

Prerequisite: Current CCNA Certification or completion of CCTC-504 or equivalent

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 18, 7-10 pm STC 821 Mon., Jan. 14-April 21, 7-10 pm

841 Mon., May 5-Aug. 25, 7-10 pm $595

NETWORk SECURITy II CCTC-543

Prerequisite: Network Security I CCTC-542 or equivalent

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm STC 821 Thurs., Jan. 17-April 17, 7-10 pm

841 Thurs., May 8-Aug. 7, 7-10 pm $595

CISCO CERTIFIED DESIGN ASSOCIATE (CCDA) CCTC-440

Prerequisite: Participants should have a strong understanding of basic networking

terminology and operations.

801 Fri., Sept. 7-Dec. 14, 7-10 pm STC $395

Note: This is not a Cisco Networking Academy course.

Microsoft

®

_{Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE),}

Microsoft

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_{Certified System Administrator (MCSA)}

& Microsoft

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WINDOWS SERVER 2003 CCTC-544

425 Jan. 11-April 19 435 May 10-Aug. 16 $495

$517 online (includes $64 admin. fee – text extra)

Note: Students should have access to Windows 2003 Server software. There are optional labs associated with the course that need to be completed on a PC running 2003 Server.

WINDOWS SERVER 2003 NETWORk INFRASTRUCTURE CCTC-545

801 Thurs., Sept. 6-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm PRO 841 Thurs., May 1-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm

$495

WINDOWS SERVER 2003 DIRECTORy SERVICES CCTC-546

801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm PRO

425 Jan. 11-April 19 $495

$517 online (includes $64 admin. fee – text extra)

WINDOWS xP PROFESSIONAL CCTC-547

801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 7-10 pm PRO 821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 17, 7-10 pm

841 Fri., May 2-Aug. 15, 7-10 pm $495

WINDOWS NETWORk SECURITy CCTC-548

841 Wed., April 30-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm $495

WINDOWS 2003 SERVER – ADVANCED CCTC-534

Prerequisite: CCTC-544 Windows 2003 Server

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 7-10 pm PRO 841 Wed., April 30-Aug. 6, 7-10 pm

$495

MICROSOFT VISTA CCTC-570

841 Thurs., May 1-Aug. 14, 7-10 pm $495

Novell

NOVELL NETWARE CCTC-407

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm PRO 841 Thurs., May 8-Aug. 7, 7-10 pm