COURSE CURRICULUM

The Computer Science Technology program with a specialization in Network and Security Management at LaSalle College Montréal offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the essential skills needed to excel in modern IT environments. Core concentration courses include Applied Mathematics, Introduction to Networks, and Computer Technical Support, which lay the foundation for understanding network infrastructures. Students gain hands-on experience with operating systems through courses like Installation and Configuration of Client, Server, and Free/Open Source Operating Systems, along with advanced administration and scripting languages to automate tasks. Network-focused courses such as Routing and Switching Essentials, Scaling Networks, Advanced IP Routing and Switching, and Troubleshooting IP Networks prepare learners to design, manage, and optimize complex network systems. Security is emphasized through dedicated courses on Network Infrastructure Security and the implementation of directory and network services, ensuring students understand how to protect data and systems from cyber threats. The program also covers the installation and configuration of email servers and IT infrastructure management, critical for real-world network administration. Professional integration and a 255-hour internship provide valuable practical experience, bridging theory with industry practice. General education components, including physical education, humanities, language and literature, second languages, and complementary courses, contribute to developing well-rounded graduates who possess strong technical knowledge alongside cultural awareness and communication skills, preparing them to meet workplace demands effectively. The College reserves the right to substitute certain courses, maintaining a current and relevant program aligned with industry standards.