BIT Programs
What are BIT Programs
The Bachelor of Information Technology degree provides comprehensive programs in specialized fields in collaboration with Algonquin College. Enrolled students gain theoretical and practical hands on experience combined with real work opportunities. Co-op options are available with all programs.
At the end of the program, students will complete a capstone project that integrates the knowledge and skills acquired throughout their studies, demonstrating their ability to solve real-world problems in their chosen field.
Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD)
The Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD) program spans numerous fields such as web development, 3D animation, AR/VR, and game development. Students in this program learn to create engaging digital experiences by combining technical skills with creative design principles.
Careers
Graduates of the IMD program can pursue careers as web, game, and software developers along with UX/UI designers, animators, multimedia artists, and AR/VR specialists.
Is it for you?
If you have a passion for creativity and technology, enjoy working on visual and interactive projects, and are interested in fields like web design, game development, or digital media, the IMD program could be a great fit for you.
Portfolio
The IMD program requires a portfolio submission as a part of the application process. The most important aspect of your portfolio is showcasing your creativity. Pieces can include digital art, graphic design, web design, animations, videos, game designs, or any other multimedia projects you have worked on.
Network Technology (NET)
The Network Technology (NET) program focuses on the design, implementation, and management of computer networks. Courses in this program are structured around industry certifications such as Cisco CCNA, CCNP, and CCIE.
Careers
Graduates of the NET program can pursue careers as network administrators, network engineers, systems analysts, and cybersecurity specialists.
Is it for you?
If you have a strong interest in computer networks, enjoy problem-solving and technical challenges, and are keen on pursuing certifications in networking, the NET program could be an excellent choice for you.
Information Resource Management (IRM)
The Information Resource Management (IRM) program focuses on the use and management of data within information systems. Students in this program learn about database management, data analytics, information governance, and IT project management.
Careers
Graduates of the IRM program can pursue careers as data analysts, database administrators, IT project managers, and information systems managers.
Is it for you?
If you have an interest in data management, enjoy working with information systems, and want to understand how to leverage data for business decision-making, the IRM program could be a great fit for you.
Optical Sensors and Systems (OSS)
The Optical Sensors and Systems (OSS) program delves into the study of light-based technologies, including optical sensors, laser systems, and computer vision. Students in this program gain knowledge in areas such as photonics, imaging systems, and autonomous vehicle technologies.
Careers
Graduates of the OSS program can pursue careers as optical engineers, systems designers, research scientists, and professionals in industries such as telecommunications, healthcare, and autonomous systems.
Is it for you?
If you have a fascination with light and optics, enjoy hands-on technical work, and are interested in cutting-edge technologies like autonomous vehicles and computer vision, the OSS program could be an ideal choice for you.