Computer Programming and Information Technology Diploma

The Computer Programming and Information Technology Diploma is a two-year program that combines software development skills with hardware and systems expertise. Students complete ten courses each academic year covering areas such as computer graphics, digital hardware, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and networking. The curriculum builds both programming ability and practical knowledge of computer systems and infrastructure. Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in software development, systems support, and information technology. The program begins in the fall term and runs across two consecutive academic years, awarding a Diploma in Computer Programming and Information Technology upon completion.