Computer Science Technology -

Network and Security Management

6 SEMESTERS | Day or evening and weekend DEC

2670 hours 420.BR

The Computer Science Technology DEC, with a Network and Security Management option, was developed in partnership with key industry
players. It will help you gain all the skills necessary to manage physical and cloud networks. You will also learn key cybersecurity concepts,
one of the current priorities in IT.

Thanks primarily to Cisco, Microsoft and Linux technologies, it will help you develop your computer skills and knowledge for implementing,
managing and monitoring computer networks.

The frequently updated Computer Science Technology courses, with a Network and Security Management option, lead to a number of
certifications recognized by the job market including: CISCO (CCNA and CCNP), CompTIA (A+), Microsoft (MCSA) and LPIC.

Program Objectives Admission Criteria

This program teachs students to provide technical support, make Have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES) and completed
appropriate technological decisions and perform implementation the following program prerequisite:
and configuration, all in compliance with current standards.
Mathematics: TS, SN Secondary IV or CST 5 (Math 436 under
the old plan)
Target Clientele
Have obtained a Professional Studies Diploma (DEP) and
Are you curious and innovative? Like to find solutions? completed the following courses:
Fascinated and intrigued by computer networks, cloud computing
Language of Instruction from Secondary V,
and cybersecurity? This program is made for you.
Second Language from Secondary V,
Mathematics: TS, SN Secondary IV or CST 5 (Math 436 under
the old plan)
Level
Have obtained an equivalent education or an instruction deemed
This program leads to a Diploma of College Studies (DEC).
sufficient. Every case will be analysed by the college.
Holders of a Diploma of College Studies (DEC) can either
begin to work in their field or pursue university studies.

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

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

Concentration Courses Bring Your Own Device

Applied Mathematics (60 h) In this program, the use of a laptop computer
Introduction to Networks (75 h) is mandatory. Students must have a laptop or purchase one
Computer Technical Support (75 h) before beginning their studies. This laptop must be equipped with
Installation and Configuration of a Client Operating the Windows operating system to work with all software.
System (60 h) Standard or student license software must be installed when
Installation and Configuration of a Free Operating requested by teachers.
System (75 h)
Routing and Switching Essentials (75 h) The following features are required for PCs:
Scaling Networks (75 h)
Processor: Intel I5 or AMD A8 compatible with VT-X virtualization
Installation and Configuration of a Server Operating
Memory: 8 GB minimum
System (60 h)
Hard drive: 1 TB minimum
Administration of an Open Source Operating System (60 h)
Screen: 14 inches minimum
Programming and Scripting Langages (90 h)
Connectivity: USB 3.0, WIFI and NIC LAN
Connecting Networks (75 h)
You will need a USB-RJ45 adaptor if your laptop doesn't have a network jack
Security of a Network Infrastructure (75 h)
Advanced Administration of an open Source Operating Required software: Office suite
System (60 h)
Implementation of Directory Services (75 h)
Advanced IP Routing (75 h) Career Prospects
Implementation of Network Services (75 h)
Administration of Open Source Network services (60 h) Computer network technician
Advanced IP Switching (75 h) IT analyst and consultant
Installation and Configuration of an Email Server (90 h) Multi-platform system and network administrator
Professional Integration (60 h) User support and computer maintenance technician
Internship (255 h) Internetworking equipment programmer
Troubleshooting IP Networks (75 h) Network manager
Integrating Comptencies in a Case Study (105 h) Network security technician
Management of an IT Infrastructure (75 h) Network infrastructure installer (routers, switches, cabling, etc.)

* The College reserves the right to substitute certain courses. You can also further your software engineering education at the
university level.

General Education Courses Special notes

3 Physical Education Courses (90 h) Contents of the courses in the Diploma of College Studies (DEC)
3 Humanities Courses (150 h) Computer Science Technology Program are given for information
4 Literature Courses (240 h) purposes only. LaSalle College reserves the right to change,
2 Second Language Courses (90 h) modify, add or remove one or several software programs or
2 Complementary Courses (90 h) languages of application at any time, while respecting the
program objectives and the recommendations contained within
the college teaching guide.

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

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