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The Computer Application Security program, with an optional co-op, equips software development graduates for entry-level roles in the rapidly growing field of computer security. Covering networked, web, and mobile application security, the curriculum, taught by industry experts, emphasizes defense against malware and hackers. Graduates gain both technical and management skills, expanding career opportunities in software development companies. The program includes an optional co-op work term for practical experience.
Optional Co-op
Admission to the co-op stream relies on an 80% average in Level 1, and seat availability depends on labor market conditions. International students may experience longer wait times for work permits. No co-op fee refunds are available after the withdrawal date. Continuing in co-op without a permit is at the student’s risk, and early discussions with a co-op advisor are advised for work permit concerns.
All students entering this program must: have a laptop computer that meets minimum specified requirements own and maintain their laptop bring their laptop on the first day of classes.
Admission requires an Ontario College diploma, advanced diploma, degree, or equivalent with a minimum B average in areas like computer science, software engineering, or IT innovation and design. Alternatively, a B average in a graduate certificate in computer applications development or mobile solutions development is accepted. Other relevant disciplines, such as health informatics with significant software development content, may also be considered.
For admission to this program, domestic applicants with transcripts from non-Canadian educational institutions must undergo a credential evaluation for equivalency at an approved provider. A Comprehensive or Course-by-Course Report is necessary.
Applicants with non-English instructional backgrounds must submit English proficiency test scores, including TOEFL iBT 88, IELTS 6.5, CAEL 70, PTE Academic 58, CELT Band 6, Cambridge Exams 180, or equivalent. A language program is available for those below the admission standard. Completion of ELS level 4 with an 80% average and no grade below 75% qualifies for admission to the degree program. Placement in the ELS program is based on in-house test scores or TOEFL/IELTS results.
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