Diploma in Réseaux et sécurité is a diploma in Computer Science & IT programme offered by College Ahuntsic in Montréal, Canada. The programme runs for 6 semesters.
At a glance
Degree:Diploma
Field:Computer Science & IT
Duration: 6 semesters
We have no tuition fees or an application deadline on record for this programme yet — see the official programme page.
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Reseaux et securite (420.B2) is a technical DEC at College Ahuntsic within the Techniques de l'informatique family. Students complete a common first year of core computing courses before specializing in computer networks and cybersecurity. The page states that students learn to master the technologies underlying computer networks and the web and to understand major cybersecurity issues. Training includes work on concrete business scenarios and significant projects, along with deploying and managing infrastructure such as wired and wireless networks and Linux systems. Graduates are prepared for roles in security, enterprise networking, IP telephony, and Windows/Linux server administration. A paid, credited work-term option (two internships) is available. Entry requires a Secondary 4 or 5 mathematics prerequisite; the program is capped at 80 places, typically filling in SRAM's first round, and it admits for the Fall session only. A personal laptop meeting the College's stated specifications is required.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: The program's own page sets one prerequisite: Secondary 4 TS or SN mathematics, Secondary 5 CST mathematics, or Mathematiques 436. Beyond this, admission follows the College's general regulation R-11: a Diplome d'etudes secondaires covering it, or an equivalent Diplome d'etudes professionnelles with the required upgrading courses, plus eligible citizenship or immigration status. Applicants whose Secondary 5 language of instruction was not French must pass the College's own French-language test. Admission is offered for the Fall session only; the program does not admit for Winter. Admission is processed through SRAM.