The “Mobile and Web Development” course addresses the dynamic nature of information technology, focusing on mobile devices. This four-semester program, leading to an Ontario College Diploma, equips students with specialized software development skills. Emphasizing mobile and wearable platforms, the curriculum covers frameworks, programming languages, and coding practices. Students gain practical skills across various platforms, preparing for careers in mobile and web development. The program also allows for the pursuit of certifications like Google Developer and Google Associate Android Developer, ensuring graduates stay relevant in the evolving industry.

About Co-op:

To apply for the co-op stream, students initially apply to the non-co-op program. Admission depends on labor market conditions, with an 80% average requirement in Year 1. International students need work permits for co-op job access, and there are no fee refunds after the withdrawal date. Continuing without a work permit is at the student’s risk, and concerns should be discussed with the co-op advisor early on.