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BTC440 - Business and Technical Writing

Business and Technical Writing is a course that focuses on business and technical correspondence and reports, including proposals, relevant to the software development field. Students will learn to write abstracts, formal and informal reports, as well as technical briefs after studying industry examples. Delivered in mixed mode format using a variety of media and methods, this course encourages learning by application and accomplishment. Prerequisite: BTC140

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BTI420 - Web Programming on Windows

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This course addresses the concepts, technical skills, and business knowledge required to develop data-driven web sites hosted on the Microsoft Web Platform. The course will focus on server-side ASP.NET programming technologies and the C# language. Students will also work with current and full-featured data access technologies, and interact with local and remote data stores.

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BTN410 - Data Communications - Networks

This course provides a technical foundation in data communications and network technology. It introduces the various media used along with the main techniques employed to provide reliable and efficient communications. It describes the major transmission systems and networks from Local to Wide Area Networks along with the equipment and techniques used to interconnect them. In addition, the course covers the TCP/IP protocol suite and a number of Internet technologies.

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BTP400 - Object-Oriented Software Development II - Java

Java is a widely-used, class-based, object-oriented programming environment. Its appeal comes from platform independence, programming convenience, and a rich and vibrant ecosystem. This course will serve as a thorough introduction to Java while exposing the learner to software design principles and techniques used to create enterprise, multi-class applications.  In addition to extending object-oriented and functional programming ideas presented in earlier courses, concepts such as unit testing, interface documentation, and application deployment will be studied.

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BTS430 - Systems Analysis and Design Using UML

This course focuses on the practical application of object-oriented concepts for analysis and design to the development of business systems. Students will perform use case analysis to identify initial classes and will progress to detailed class design, defining class attributes, behaviours, hierarchies and relationships. Throughout the course students will be creating a detailed software model based on an in-depth business case study.

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