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Enterprise Software Development

Program Code: 2094S, 2094L

Program Availability

North
September 2013:
Open

Contact Information:

Ravinderpal Singh,
program co-ordinator
416.675.6622 ext. 5612
ravinder-pal.singh@humber.ca

Enterprise Software Development

School of Media Studies & Information Technology

Program Code:
  • 2094S
  • 2094L
Type:
Ontario Graduate Certificate, Postgraduate
Campus:
North
Length:

Two semesters, beginning in September

Program Availability
North
September 2013:
Open
CONTACT INFORMATION:

  • Our Program

    Humber’s Enterprise Software Development program provides the advanced concepts, skills and knowledge that those currently working in the field, or who are graduates of an information technology or computer studies program, need to increase their employment opportunities in the field of enterprise software development or enterprise database administrator.

    Your Career

    Your Career

    With the highest levels of broadband penetration and the lowest overall communication costs of almost any country in the world, it’s not surprising that Canada has an edge over its competitors when it comes to software development. Canada’s software advantage starts with its world-renowned workforce and mature, technologically advanced telecommunications infrastructure, which provides the backbone for all technology businesses.

    Work as a database administrator, database designer, Oracle programmer, enterprise software developer, junior software developer, intermediate software developer, programmer/ analyst, website designer, web programmer, or programmer of mobile devices.

  • Work Placement

    This program does not have a work placement component. However, in conjunction with our ESDV 5301 Career Connections course, we provide graduates with job search assistance at the end of the program. Students are encouraged to market themselves to prospective employers.

    Our Industry Partnerships

    Our industry partners include both Microsoft and Oracle.

  • Admission Requirements

    • A bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Technology. International credentials will be validated to Canadian standards
    • Proficiency in a C# and Java programming language for Enterprise Development Solutions profile or SQL and database management concepts for Oracle Solutions profile is also required
    • Submission of a detailed resumé describing academic background and work experience (this should include information that indicates an understanding of what the applicant brings to the field)
    • Pre-admissions testing for communication skills at the college level might be required. As a condition of admission, students might be required to take an additional communications course to enhance their written and oral skills, at an additional cost
    • If English is not your first language, refer to the English Language Proficiency Policy

    Note: For more information visit Selection Procedures.
    Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the program.

    Additional Requirements

    Students are required to own or have guaranteed access to an Internet-enabled personal computer in their home or place of residence.

  • Fees / Scholarships

    The 2013/2014 fee for two semesters is

    • domestic $6,415.32
    • international $13,500.

    Amounts listed are the total of tuition, lab and material fees, student service and auxiliary fees for the first two semesters of the 2013/2014 academic year. Fees are subject to change. For more information, refer to Fees and Financial Assistance.

    Additional Costs

    Students will incur additional costs for required textbooks, lab fees and course packs. These vary by profile. 2013/2014 projected expenses include (but may not be limited to): $800 for Enterprise Development Solutions Profile student materials; and up to $2,500 for Oracle Solutions Profile student materials.

  • Curriculum   (View the 2012/13 Curriculum)

    All returning students can view your curriculum by logging into SRS

    Note: The curriculum for this program is continually modified to reflect current trends.

    Enterpise Development Solution Profile 2094S

    Semester 1

    Course Code Course Name
    ESDV 5202 Project Management

    Project Management

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5301 Career Connections

    Career Connections

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5311 Open Source Programming

    Open Source Programming

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5312 Web Components Development

    Web Components Development

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5313 J2EE Business Component

    J2EE Business Component

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5314 Building Applications for Mobile Devices

    Building Applications for Mobile Devices

    Course Code:

    Semester 2

    Course Code Course Name
    ESDV 5405 Capstone Project

    Capstone Project

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5411 Distributed Applications Development

    Distributed Applications Development

    Course Code: ESDV 5411

    All distributed systems are based on a set of principles, paradigms, models and design patterns, which have been founded, developed and refined through scientific and business research, as well as commercial enterprise application development. This course presents this collective knowledge of best practices application design as it applies to the latest .NET technology.
    ESDV 5412 Advanced Web Components for Development

    Advanced Web Components for Development

    Course Code: ESDV 5412

    This course will introduce some of the recent technologies of Enterprise Java programming and distributed computing. The course will look at integrating the business layer using JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans (Session, Entity and Message-Driven Beans). Different data layer needs and data types will be tied together by employing Java's cross-platform ability.
    ESDV 5413 Enterprise Application Modelling

    Enterprise Application Modelling

    Course Code: ESDV 5413

    Enterprise services architecture (ESA) offers a sound, flexible architecture for adapting business processes in response to changing market conditions. Harnessing web services, and EDI (electronic data interchange) and legacy applications, has become the goal of most modern organizations. Service-oriented architecture (SOA) under ESA can simplify the creation and maintenance of large-scale applications. When a project involves a large set of web services-based components, or connects legacy applications to modern business processes, knowledge of ESA and SOA can create a structured approach to managing and designing future business applications.
    ESDV 5414 Advanced Applications for Mobile Devices

    Advanced Applications for Mobile Devices

    Course Code:

     

    Oracle Solution Profile 2094L

    Semester 1

    Course Code Course Name
    ESDV 5301 Career Connections

    Career Connections

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5302 Oracle Database Administration Workshop 1

    Oracle Database Administration Workshop 1

    Course Code: ESDV 5302

    This course is designed to give students a firm foundation in basic administration of Oracle Database 11g. In this class, students will learn how to install and maintain Oracle Database 11g. Students will gain a conceptual understanding of the Oracle database architecture and how its components work and interact with one another. You will learn how to create an operational database and properly manage the various structures in an effective and efficient manner including performance monitoring, database security, user management, and backup/recovery techniques.
    ESDV 5303 Oracle Application Server Administration

    Oracle Application Server Administration

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5304 Oracle Database Warehouse Fundamentals

    Oracle Database Warehouse Fundamentals

    Course Code: ESDV 5304

    In this course, students study the issues involved in planning, building, populating, and maintaining a data warehouse. During the course, students examine Oracle warehouse technology, and the Oracle database features that support data warehousing. Students are presented with the basic concepts, fundamental issues, and techniques for the design of a data warehouse or data mart. Students examine all phases and tasks of the extract, transform, and load (ETL) process for data warehouses.
    ESDV 5305 Oracle Database Development

    Oracle Database Development

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5306 SQL Server Database Development

    SQL Server Database Development

    Course Code:

    Semester 2

    Course Code Course Name
    ESDV 5401 Oracle Database Administration Workshop 2

    Oracle Database Administration Workshop 2

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5402 Oracle Data Warehouse Implementation

    Oracle Data Warehouse Implementation

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5403 Business Intelligence

    Business Intelligence

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5404 SQL Server Administration

    SQL Server Administration

    Course Code:

    ESDV 5405 Capstone Project

    Capstone Project

    Course Code:

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