In our technology-dependent world, Computer Science is an incredibly impactful and broad educational path that can lead you to many exciting careers. What makes the Computer Science for Software Development program at Markham Campus unique is its strong emphasis on project-based, experiential learning through a self-paced, flexible schedule, coupled with the development of communication, interpersonal and other durable skills.
Without skilled software developers, many of the applications we rely on every day at school, home and work couldn’t function or even exist! The technical focus of this program is on software development, and you’ll have the option of specializing in areas such as cloud computing, cybersecurity and data science. In addition to developing in-depth technical knowledge and skills, you’ll learn about privacy, ethics, law, social and economic responsibilities, and their applications in computing. That means you can make a big difference in the world by applying what you learn outside the classroom and following your passions in a field that excites you.
Your in-class and lab learning will be complemented by project-based experiences with stimulating experiential learning and co-op opportunities in Markham and York Region’s thriving technology sector. After graduating, you can take on the world and address some of the biggest challenges of the future. From working with medical devices and robotics to AI, the paths to which a computer science degree leads are limitless. If you’re a creator who wants to make a difference, you’ll be well-positioned to make a positive impact in a successful career upon graduation.
Graduates from the Computer Science for Software Development program will be able to specialize in several in-demand areas such as cloud computing, cybersecurity and data science. In addition to developing in-depth technical knowledge and skills, students will learn about privacy, ethics, law, social and economic responsibilities, and their applications in computing. From working with medical devices and robotics to AI, the paths to which a computer science degree can lead are limitless.