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The University of Sherbrooke offers a wide range of programs for students.

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Specific Program: DAT802 - Technological Infrastructure

Presentation

The schedule for this course is not available.

Summary

• Cycle: 2nd cycle
• Credits: 3 credits
• Faculty or center: School of management
• Trimesters: Autumn 2026

Training Objectives

• Understand the functioning of a technological architecture
• Understand the role and impact of technological infrastructure on business processes
• Know how to analyze and evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the implementation and continuous management of operations and technological infrastructure
• Master the methods and techniques of control and verification of technological infrastructure

Content

• Introduction to technological infrastructures
• Material infrastructure of information systems (IS)
• Architecture of information systems and software
• Telecommunication and network infrastructure of IS
• Operation of information systems
• Operations and infrastructure verification

Concomitant

• DAT823

Programs Offering This Course

• Diploma of specialized higher studies of the 2nd cycle in governance, audit, and security of information technologies
• Master's degree in governance, audit, and security of information technologies
• Microprogram of the 2nd cycle in governance, audit, and security of information technologies