ACS - Computer Science Technology - Software Testing (Fast Track)

at Matrix College Canada

There is a high demand in global as well as Canadian Civil Engineering job market for skilled employees who have multiple skill sets in the areas of drafting, design and material testing. Matrix College’s AEC in Civil Engineering Technology – Design and Material Testing is aligned to meet this
market requirement and prepare Civil Engineering technicians who are able to design pieces of building structures, supervise sites and test construction materials thereby becoming usefull assistants to Civil Engineers, Project Managers and Architects. This program makes you job ready for positions in Civil Engineering firms, Construction Materials Suppliers, Construction and Project Management companies. Students, if they meet the conditions for graduation, are awarded an "Attestation of College Studies"

Key Courses :
Testing of Materials

• Introduction to the Profession
• Aggregates
• Bituminous Mix
• Concrete
• Soils
• Inspection of Construction Works

Design and Drafting

• Statics and Resistance of Materials
• Structural Reactions
• Analysis of C. E. Projects
• Drafting with Specialized Software I
• Drafting with Specialized Software II

Target Audience:

• Civil Engineering Technician
• Structure Design Technician
• Residential, Commercial and Industrial Drafter
• Construction Technician
• Road and Highway Technician
• Construction Materials Technician
• Construction Site and Building Inspector
• Soil Technologist 
• Construction Specification Writer
• Construction Site Supervisor

Skills Gained in various programs:

• Use surveying tools to map measurements
• Verify that measurements match with the construction plans
• Ensure adherence to health and safety standards on a construction site and within a lab
• Perform various tests on construction materials on site and in a lab environment
• Fabricate concrete and bituminous mixtures
• Inspect construction work
• Appraise soil characteristics and readiness
• Draft plans using specialized CAD application
• Design structural pieces made of various materials and of various quality standards
• Write project specification and oversee construction work
• Be sensitive to the environmental impact of construction projects.

There is tremendous demand for qualified IT professionals globally and in Canada. Potential employers are seeking skilled employees who have specialized software testing abilities coupled with knowledge of operating systems, databases and programming. Matrix College AEC in Computer Science Technology Software Testing prepares you to be a Computer Science Technician who is capable of understanding business requirements, writing test cases, testing applications, products and solutions using functional and automated testing methods. This program opens up job opportunities for you across banking, insurance, health and manufacturing domain. Students, if they meet the conditions for graduation, are awarded an "Attestation of College Studies"

Key Courses

• Introduction to IT: Introduction to Operating Systems (Windows)AlgorithmsIntroduction to ProgrammingIntroduction to UNIX, Linux and the InternetDatabase Installation
• Software Testing: Database Design IIRequirements Gathering using Object-Oriented ModelsManual Software TestingAutomated Testing ToolsBig DataApplied Professional CommunicationsInternship
• Programming: Introduction to Database DesignInternet I- Internet FundamentalsIntroduction to Object-Oriented ProgrammingInternet II- Web Programming

Skills Gained After Completing This Program:

• Analyze business problems
• Determine main functions of an application to solve the business problems
• Write business cases
• Program with various programming languages, including Web-based and object Oriented technologies
• Design databases
• Write test cases
• Test application using functional and automated techniques
• Identify defects and update them into defect tracking tools

The Global Supply Chain Management (AEC) is designed for students interested in pursuing an exciting career in Supply Chain Management. This program has been designed as a response to the growing demandfor Supply Chain and Logistics professionals by the business community in and around Montreal and globally.  

Students become specialist in the global fields of product procurement, production, transportation, warehousing and distribution.  The program offers insights into the domains linked to Supply Chain Management, Inventory Management, Warehouse Management, International Procurement, Marketing & Distribution.  As business in Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain are using Information Technology as an enabler to run their operations smoothly, we have integrated an IT component into the program to ensure that our students have well-rounded skills that would help them get hired and contribute effectively in a dynamic work environment.

By pursuing a program in Global Supply Chain Management, you’re letting employers know that you’re ready to take the next step. Take advantage of Montreal’s position as an international transportation and logistics hub to pursue an exciting career.

Skills Gained in various programs:

• Introduction to Global Supply Chain Management Concepts
• Contemporary Business Management
• Productivity Tools
• Efficient Business Communications 
• Introduction to Accounting
• Introduction to Finance
• Customer Service & Client Approach
• Law and Treaties
• Tariffs and Customs
• Management of Inventory, Stocks and Purchases
• Warehouse Management
• International Purchasing
• Supply Chain Processes and Operations
• Information Technology Applied to Supply Chain Management
• Cost Analysis and Pricing for Transportation and Logistics
• Demand Forecast and Purchasing Calendar
• Marketing and distribution
• Internship or Professional Integration Project

There is tremendous demand for qualified IT professionals globally and in Canada. Potential employers are seeking skilled employees who have specialized software testing abilities coupled with knowledge of operating systems, databases and programming. Matrix College AEC in Computer Science Technology Software Testing prepares you to be a Computer Science Technician who is capable of understanding business requirements, writing test cases, testing applications, products and solutions using functional and automated testing methods. This program opens up job opportunities for you across banking, insurance, health and manufacturing domain. Students, if they meet the conditions for graduation, are awarded an "Attestation of College Studies"

Key Courses

• Introduction to IT: Introduction to Operating Systems (Windows)AlgorithmsIntroduction to ProgrammingIntroduction to UNIX, Linux and the InternetDatabase Installation
• Software Testing: Database Design IIRequirements Gathering using Object-Oriented ModelsManual Software TestingAutomated Testing ToolsBig DataApplied Professional CommunicationsInternship
• Programming: Introduction to Database DesignInternet I- Internet FundamentalsIntroduction to Object-Oriented ProgrammingInternet II- Web Programming

Skills Gained After Completing This Program:

• Analyze business problems
• Determine main functions of an application to solve the business problems
• Write business cases
• Program with various programming languages, including Web-based and object Oriented technologies
• Design databases
• Write test cases
• Test application using functional and automated techniques
• Identify defects and update them into defect tracking tools

The Global Supply Chain Management (AEC) is designed for students interested in pursuing an exciting career in Supply Chain Management. This program has been designed as a response to the growing demandfor Supply Chain and Logistics professionals by the business community in and around Montreal and globally.  

Students become specialist in the global fields of product procurement, production, transportation, warehousing and distribution.  The program offers insights into the domains linked to Supply Chain Management, Inventory Management, Warehouse Management, International Procurement, Marketing & Distribution.  As business in Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain are using Information Technology as an enabler to run their operations smoothly, we have integrated an IT component into the program to ensure that our students have well-rounded skills that would help them get hired and contribute effectively in a dynamic work environment.

By pursuing a program in Global Supply Chain Management, you’re letting employers know that you’re ready to take the next step. Take advantage of Montreal’s position as an international transportation and logistics hub to pursue an exciting career.

Skills Gained in various programs:

• Introduction to Global Supply Chain Management Concepts
• Contemporary Business Management
• Productivity Tools
• Efficient Business Communications 
• Introduction to Accounting
• Introduction to Finance
• Customer Service & Client Approach
• Law and Treaties
• Tariffs and Customs
• Management of Inventory, Stocks and Purchases
• Warehouse Management
• International Purchasing
• Supply Chain Processes and Operations
• Information Technology Applied to Supply Chain Management
• Cost Analysis and Pricing for Transportation and Logistics
• Demand Forecast and Purchasing Calendar
• Marketing and distribution
• Internship or Professional Integration Project

There is a high demand in global as well as Canadian Civil Engineering job market for skilled employees who have multiple skill sets in the areas of drafting, design and material testing. Matrix College’s AEC in Civil Engineering Technology – Design and Material Testing is aligned to meet this market requirement and prepare Civil Engineering technicians who are able to design pieces of building structures, supervise sites and test construction materials thereby becoming usefull assistants to Civil Engineers, Project Managers and Architects. This program makes you job ready for positions in Civil Engineering firms, Construction Materials Suppliers, Construction and Project Management companies. Students, if they meet the conditions for graduation, are awarded an "Attestation of College Studies"

Key Courses:
Testing of Materials

• Introduction to the Profession
• Aggregates
• Bituminous Mix
• Concrete
• Soils
• Inspection of Construction Works

Design and Drafting

• Statics and Resistance of Materials
• Structural Reactions
• Analysis of C. E. Projects
• Drafting with Specialized Software I
• Drafting with Specialized Software II

Target Audience:

• Civil Engineering Technician
• Structure Design Technician
• Residential, Commercial and Industrial Drafter
• Construction Technician
• Road and Highway Technician
• Construction Materials Technician
• Construction Site and Building Inspector
• Soil Technologist 
• Construction Specification Writer
• Construction Site Supervisor

Skills Gained in various programs:

• Use surveying tools to map measurements
• Verify that measurements match with the construction plans
• Ensure adherence to health and safety standards on a construction site and within a lab
• Perform various tests on construction materials on site and in a lab environment
• Fabricate concrete and bituminous mixtures
• Inspect construction work
• Appraise soil characteristics and readiness
• Draft plans using specialized CAD application
• Design structural pieces made of various materials and of various quality standards
• Write project specification and oversee construction work
• Be sensitive to the environmental impact of construction projects

The objectives of this program are to train students to work as Network Administration Technicians. They will understand the architecture of a network, know how to connect a computer with its peripherals, connect computers to each other, implement a network, apply the appropriate network protocols, connect the network to external networks (the Internet, for example), provide support to users in relation to network issues, administer, monitor and expand the network by various means (adding stations, adding a virtual component, etc.).

Skills gained after completing this program:
The Network Administration program trains students to be Network Support Technicians.  Upon completion of this program, students will be able to understand different network protocols, install, maintain network software, troubleshoot and manage a computer network, as well as respond to the network users needs.

• More specifically, students will be able to:
• Evaluate the network needs of a business
• Plan, design and propose hardware and software components for computer network system
• Install, configure and manage the various components of a network
• Set up and administer a computer network system
• Analyze and implement system security.
• Provide problem-solving services support to network users
• Obtain computer certifications targeted to Cisco, Linux and Microsoft Technologies
• Work in team and communicate effectively

There is tremendous demand for qualified IT professionals globally and in Canada. Potential employers are seeking skilled employees who have specialized software testing abilities coupled with knowledge of operating systems, databases and programming. Matrix College AEC in Computer Science Technology Software Testing prepares you to be a Computer Science Technician who is capable of understanding business requirements, writing test cases, testing applications, products and solutions using functional and automated testing methods. This program opens up job opportunities for you across banking, insurance, health and manufacturing domain. Students, if they meet the conditions for graduation, are awarded an "Attestation of College Studies"

Key Courses

• Introduction to IT: Introduction to Operating Systems (Windows)AlgorithmsIntroduction to ProgrammingIntroduction to UNIX, Linux and the InternetDatabase Installation
• Software Testing: Database Design IIRequirements Gathering using Object-Oriented ModelsManual Software TestingAutomated Testing ToolsBig DataApplied Professional CommunicationsInternship
• Programming: Introduction to Database DesignInternet I- Internet FundamentalsIntroduction to Object-Oriented ProgrammingInternet II- Web Programming

Skills Gained After Completing This Program:

• Analyze business problems
• Determine main functions of an application to solve the business problems
• Write business cases
• Program with various programming languages, including Web-based and object Oriented technologies
• Design databases
• Write test cases
• Test application using functional and automated techniques
• Identify defects and update them into defect tracking tools