Computer Programmer Analyst Program T127
Today, few organizations make any major plans without thoroughly understanding the IT implications. IT professionals are a key part of decision-making business teams. George Brown answers this need with our three-year (six-semester) Computer Programmer Analyst program. The broad education in programming and IT analysis that you obtain will provide you with a stable platform for career growth in the growing and ever-changing IT field. During the first two years of the program you will develop the skills and techniques required for software application development and testing. The industry tells us they are looking for “the total package.” So in the third year, you will develop advanced technical skills in areas such as systems analysis and design techniques – and continue to develop communications, teamwork and other client service skills such as needs assessment, sales and presentation methods. A final industry-sponsored design project will allow you to apply the skills you have learned.
George Brown offers other distinct advantages:
Courses lead to six professional certifications and include more project-based learning and experiential learning.
The third year includes a fieldwork project directly with an employer where students can put their skills to use – offered to every registered third-year student.
Our program prepares you for industry certification, such as MCSD and OCP.
In the third year, students are exposed to the exploding game development part of the industry.
Note: In this rapidly changing industry, program improvements are being made on an ongoing basis, resulting in course changes. Changes are made in consultation with our Program Advisory Committee (PAC), which is composed of academic staff and industry representatives from small, medium and large corporations. Visit our website for up-to-date information.
YOUR CAREER
Graduates can look forward to career opportunities such as Database Administration, Systems Analysis and Design, Consulting, Application Design and Development, Internet Application Design and Development, and many others. Opportunities exist for systems development for both corporate clients and smaller contract companies.
As Programmer Analysts, graduates will work in project teams responsible for the development of new applications and the maintenance of existing business systems.
YOUR CAREER
Graduates can provide client support and network technical support in a wide variety of job situations and industries. Opportunities exist in companies that provide computer support services to other businesses, and in organizations that specialize in the sale and installation of computer systems and networks. Graduates may also find employment working directly with business clients providing training services and ongoing support to assist them in using computer applications effectively. Graduates will be prepared to write several of the examinations leading to industry certification in Network Administration and Support.
COURSES
SEMESTER 1
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 1165 Desktop Software Installation and Support
COMP 1078 Introduction to Database Applications
COMP 1166 Introduction to Programming
MATH 1025 Mathematics for Technology
COMM 1007 College English
GSSC 1045 Business Applications for Information Technology
SEMESTER 2
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 1167 Windows Application Development
COMP 2068 Networking Technologies for Developers
COMP 1168 Database Management
COMP 2097 Introduction to Internet Programming
MATH 1012 Mathematics for Information Technology
GNED General Education Elective
SEMESTER 3
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 2080 Data Structures and Algorithms
COMP 3035 Object Oriented Systems Analysis
COMP 2098 Intermediate Internet Programming
COMP 2077 OS for Client/Server Environments
COMM 1034 Professional Communications I
GNED General Education Elective
SEMESTER 4
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 2075 Design and Development of Web Services with C#.NET
COMP 3036 Object Oriented Systems Design
COMP 3034 Client/Server Application Development
COMP 2121 Advanced Internet Programming - Java
COMM 1035 Professional Communications II
GNED General Education Elective
SEMESTER 5
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 3061 Implementing Security for Applications
COMP 3062 Advanced Web Application Development - Java
COMP 3063 Applied Systems Analysis and Design
COMP 3064 PC Game Development
SEMESTER 6
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 3071 Designing and Implementing Databases
COMP 3072 Open Source Application Development
COMP 3073 Systems Implementation, Testing & Maintenance
COMP 3074 Mobile Application Development
Due to ongoing program improvements courses are subject to change without notice.
Today, few organizations make any major plans without thoroughly understanding the IT implications. IT professionals are a key part of decision-making business teams. George Brown answers this need with our three-year (six-semester) Computer Programmer Analyst program. The broad education in programming and IT analysis that you obtain will provide you with a stable platform for career growth in the growing and ever-changing IT field. During the first two years of the program you will develop the skills and techniques required for software application development and testing. The industry tells us they are looking for “the total package.” So in the third year, you will develop advanced technical skills in areas such as systems analysis and design techniques – and continue to develop communications, teamwork and other client service skills such as needs assessment, sales and presentation methods. A final industry-sponsored design project will allow you to apply the skills you have learned.
George Brown offers other distinct advantages:
Courses lead to six professional certifications and include more project-based learning and experiential learning.
The third year includes a fieldwork project directly with an employer where students can put their skills to use – offered to every registered third-year student.
Our program prepares you for industry certification, such as MCSD and OCP.
In the third year, students are exposed to the exploding game development part of the industry.
Note: In this rapidly changing industry, program improvements are being made on an ongoing basis, resulting in course changes. Changes are made in consultation with our Program Advisory Committee (PAC), which is composed of academic staff and industry representatives from small, medium and large corporations. Visit our website for up-to-date information.
YOUR CAREER
Graduates can look forward to career opportunities such as Database Administration, Systems Analysis and Design, Consulting, Application Design and Development, Internet Application Design and Development, and many others. Opportunities exist for systems development for both corporate clients and smaller contract companies.
As Programmer Analysts, graduates will work in project teams responsible for the development of new applications and the maintenance of existing business systems.
YOUR CAREER
Graduates can provide client support and network technical support in a wide variety of job situations and industries. Opportunities exist in companies that provide computer support services to other businesses, and in organizations that specialize in the sale and installation of computer systems and networks. Graduates may also find employment working directly with business clients providing training services and ongoing support to assist them in using computer applications effectively. Graduates will be prepared to write several of the examinations leading to industry certification in Network Administration and Support.
COURSES
SEMESTER 1
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 1165 Desktop Software Installation and Support
COMP 1078 Introduction to Database Applications
COMP 1166 Introduction to Programming
MATH 1025 Mathematics for Technology
COMM 1007 College English
GSSC 1045 Business Applications for Information Technology
SEMESTER 2
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 1167 Windows Application Development
COMP 2068 Networking Technologies for Developers
COMP 1168 Database Management
COMP 2097 Introduction to Internet Programming
MATH 1012 Mathematics for Information Technology
GNED General Education Elective
SEMESTER 3
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 2080 Data Structures and Algorithms
COMP 3035 Object Oriented Systems Analysis
COMP 2098 Intermediate Internet Programming
COMP 2077 OS for Client/Server Environments
COMM 1034 Professional Communications I
GNED General Education Elective
SEMESTER 4
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 2075 Design and Development of Web Services with C#.NET
COMP 3036 Object Oriented Systems Design
COMP 3034 Client/Server Application Development
COMP 2121 Advanced Internet Programming - Java
COMM 1035 Professional Communications II
GNED General Education Elective
SEMESTER 5
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 3061 Implementing Security for Applications
COMP 3062 Advanced Web Application Development - Java
COMP 3063 Applied Systems Analysis and Design
COMP 3064 PC Game Development
SEMESTER 6
Course Code Courses (Mandatory)
COMP 3071 Designing and Implementing Databases
COMP 3072 Open Source Application Development
COMP 3073 Systems Implementation, Testing & Maintenance
COMP 3074 Mobile Application Development
Due to ongoing program improvements courses are subject to change without notice.
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