Seneca’s Computer Engineering Technology program provides you with a sound inter–disciplinary foundation, combining the three primary branches of Information and Communications Technology: electronics, software development and IT infrastructure. The School of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) incorporates curriculum and content from a number of widely–recognized companies and organizations, including CompTIA (A+ and Network+) and Cisco (the School of ICT is a recognized Cisco Academy). In addition, the School of ICT supports strong ties with major companies in Information and Engineering Technology, including Microsoft, Red Hat, Rogers, Altera and Agilent. These linkages are critical to providing pathways for you to gain exposure to current practices in Computer Engineering Technology and also offer opportunities that can lead to key industry certifications such as Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), A+, Network+ and Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE). In addition, option subjects in upper semesters allow you to specialize in your career field of interest, with courses which address current industry trends. As a graduate, your knowledge of both relevant equipment and its use will enhance your career opportunities in the computer and information technology fields.

In today’s world, computers and electronics are at the core of almost everything we do. The Computer Engineering Technology advanced diploma program prepares you to be a triple threat, able to work on circuitry, to write computer programs and to build computer networks, each of which is a job category of its own. As a Computer Engineering Technologist, you will be able to pursue a myraid of career paths involving computer technology. Specific roles include: programmer, network analyst, network installer, systems analyst, network designer, software specialist, product development specialist or technology support. You’ll find employment opportunities in both small and large organizations serving many sectors.