Program Overview
The Foundation Diploma in Information Technology at Beta College provides learners with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in IT or further education. The program covers computer systems, networks, mobile communications, computer security, and social media. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the IT field and develop the skills necessary to succeed in the industry.
Program Outline
Outline:
The Foundation Diploma in Information Technology at Beta College aims to equip learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to embark on a career in the IT field or pursue further education. It is designed to provide students with up-to-date knowledge and practices in computer systems, networks, mobile communications, computer security, and social media. The program is structured as follows:
- Unit Code: ITFP 301
- Unit Name: Introduction to Computer Systems
- Description: This module familiarizes students with the fundamental hardware and software components of computer systems, preparing them for basic installation and setup. The focus is on helping learners understand the essential aspects of computer systems and how they can be customized to meet specific needs.
- Unit Code: ITFP 302
- Unit Name: Fundamentals of Network Systems
- Description: The objective of this module is to aid students in comprehending the critical role of networks in computer systems and their pervasive use in a range of applications. Learners will develop knowledge of fundamental network technology and gain an understanding of the significance and crucial comprehension of various networked services.
- Unit Code: HCFP 303
- Unit Name: Importance of Mobile Communication System
- Description: The goal of this module is to describe the evolution of mobile technology and its impact on daily life. Learners will become familiar with the functionality that supports critical business and fundamentals of e-commerce and its applications in today's ever-evolving world.
- Unit Code: ITFP 304
- Unit Name: Essentials of Cyber Security
- Description: This module aims to educate learners regarding computer security, the dangers and effects of insufficient computer security, and the ability to decipher critical language and the intentions of both good and malicious actors. Additionally, they will examine the benefits and drawbacks of security through design.
- Unit Code: ITFP 305
- Unit Name: Fundamentals of Social Media
- Description: The purpose of this module is to expose students to how businesses leverage social media to increase brand awareness. Learners will also learn the importance of social media strategies and policies to satisfy corporate objectives.
Beta College of Business and Technology
Overview:
Services Offered:
Skills Evaluation:
Provides assessments to determine the skills and knowledge of potential students.Career Guidance:
Offers guidance and support to students in choosing a career path.Complimentary Session:
Provides free consultations to discuss program options and funding opportunities.Government Funding Options:
Assists students in exploring and applying for available government funding.Practicum/Internships:
Provides opportunities for students to gain valuable Canadian work experience through placements with organizations in the Greater Toronto Region.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Small Classrooms:
Focuses on individual attention and hands-on learning in smaller class sizes.Campus Locations:
Offers programs in Mississauga and Brampton, providing access to diverse cultural experiences and natural settings.Cultural Diversity:
Located in Mississauga, a culturally diverse city, offering a vibrant and multicultural community experience.City Exploration:
Encourages students to explore the city's museums, parks, and cultural events.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-Relevant Programs:
Offers programs aligned with current industry needs and demands.Employment-Focused Courses:
Prepares students for successful careers with practical skills and experience.Government Grant Eligibility:
Provides information and support for students to access government grants.Network Partnerships:
Collaborates with organizations like CELPIP, CAEL, and OSAP to provide additional resources and support.Academic Programs:
Diploma Programs:
Offered in various fields with durations ranging from 52 weeks to 24 months.Post Graduate Diploma Programs:
Offered in specialized areas with a duration of 2 years.Entry Requirements:
Must be 16 years of ageAcademic documents copies (Certificate and Transcript) of High School or equivalentEnglish Language Proficiency is encouraged.Mature Learners Entry SchemeA mature student returns to study after being out of education for three years or more. This requirement usually means students over 21 when beginning a foundation program.Our Mature Student Entry Scheme recognizes non-traditional entry qualifications and experience alongside your university application. We are looking for people who have a passion for learning and an accurate determination to succeed in our courses.
