About
Are you captivated by IT and considering a career in this ever-evolving field?
Our DCS in Computer Science Technology program prepares students for tomorrow's realities. We focus on fostering autonomy, resourcefulness, intrinsic motivation, and information-seeking abilities. Collège Universel students also have the opportunity to enhance their technological intelligence, collaboration, and communication skills with partners and customers.
The program emphasizes a project-based approach, where students engage in short-term projects inspired by real-life or fictional situations, and customer needs. This allows them to practice information sharing, collaboration, mutual support, and regularly interact with key industry players.
This program trains generalists with a balanced education in programming, the use of computer tools, network management, computer security, customer support, and professional collaboration.
Possibility of financial support from the Government of Quebec for eligible candidates. Certain conditions apply.

Link to Services Québec:
Services en ligne – Aide à l’emploi | Gouvernement du Québec (quebec.ca)
Profile
Collège Universel's DCS Computer Science Technology graduates have various placement opportunities in computer-related fields. Potential workplaces include:
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Tech companies:
Graduates can find opportunities in technology companies, including software, web development, IT services, and more. They can secure positions like programmers, software developers, computer analysts, web designers, software testers, and more.
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Manufacturing companies:
Graduates can pursue careers as IT support technicians, network administrators, database managers, IT security specialists, and more. Various companies in different sectors require IT professionals to oversee their computer systems, networks, and databases.
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Government organizations:
Graduates can join ministries, government agencies, or municipalities as application developers, system administrators, IT analysts, and more. Governments at different levels (local, provincial, federal) rely on IT professionals to support their operations and offer digital services to Citizens.
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Educational institutions:
Graduates can become computer technicians, technical support specialists, systems administrators, or other IT roles in educational institutions like schools, colleges, and universities. These institutions often require IT staff to manage their systems, networks, and technological infrastructures.
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Consulting and freelancing:
Some Computer Science Technology DCS graduates choose to work as independent consultants or freelancers. They can offer services as developers, IT consultants, security specialists, and more to various clients, allowing them to engage in different projects and gain diverse experience.
Advantages
Collège Universel's DCS in Computer Science Technology provides students with numerous advantages. Here are just a few associated with this program:
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Specialized skills:
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The Computer Science Technology program cultivates technical and practical skills essential to the computer science field. Students gain expertise in programming, software design, database management, computer networks, computer security, and more. These sought-after skills are highly valued by IT sector employers.
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Job opportunities:
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The IT field provides numerous job opportunities. Graduates with a DCS in Computer Science Technology can apply for numerous technical positions in companies of various sizes and sectors. They can work as programmers, computer analysts, IT support technicians, network administrators, web designers, and more. High demand for IT professionals enhances job prospects after graduation.
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Opportunity to pursue advanced studies:
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A DCS in Computer Science Technology can serve as a springboard for further specialization through graduate studies. Graduates can pursue fields like computer science, computer engineering, cybersecurity, information systems, and more at the university level.
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Hands-on learning:
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The Computer Science Technology program focuses on hands-on learning. Students work on real-life projects, tackle actual problems, and develop practical skills directly relevant to the job market. This prepares graduates to be job-ready as they step into the professional world.
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Professional network:
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Throughout their studies, students can build connections with teachers, industry professionals, and peers. These connections are invaluable in securing internships, professional references, job offers, and guidance in the IT field. Collège Universel offers career guidance and placement services to support students in finding internships and jobs in their chosen field.
The program offers a strong foundation and promising career opportunities in computer science.
Perspectives
Local network administrator |
System administrator - network Network administrator |
Mobile Application Designer |
Concepteur d’applications mobile |
Data center operator Web technician Computer network technician |
Local network technician |
Cybersecurity Technician |
Technicien/technicienne de réseau local |
Computer Technician |
Computer Security Technician |
User Support Technician |
Technicien/technicienne en soutien aux utilisateurs |
Transactional and Non-transactional Website Designer |
Website Technician |
Network Support Technician |
Admission requirements
The program is open to students who meet the general admission requirements outlined in the Regulation respecting the College Education Program and the following specific requirements:
- - Mathématique, séquence Technico-science ou séquence Sciences naturelles de la 4e secondaire ou séquence Culture, société et technique de la 5e secondaire.
Course schedule
SESSION I |
SESSION II |
SESSION III |
GENERAL AND SPECIFIC COURSES |
- Exploring literary discourse (60 h)
- Philosophy and rationality (60 h)
- Physical activity and efficiency (30 h)
- The world of computing (45 h)
- Programming I: introduction to algorithms (60 h)
- Mathematics and computer problem solving (60 h)
- Computer installation and management (60 h)
- Project 1: Agile method, IT tools and collaboration (75 h)
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- Writing and literature (60 h)
- The human being (45 h)
- Physical activity and health (30 h)
- Object-oriented programming (75 h)
- Introduction to network and software architecture (60 h)
- Operating a database management system (75 h)
- Programming II: computer debugging (60 h)
- Project 2: Customer consulting and IT management for a small business (75 h)
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- Literature and the imaginary (60 h)
- Philosophy - ethics (45 h)
- Physical activity and autonomy (30 h)
- Routing and communication (75 h)
- Prevention and information security (75 h)
- Corporate computer network (75 h)
- Project 3: Corporate computer network (90 h)
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SESSION IV |
SESSION V |
SESSION VI |
GENERAL AND SPECIFIC COURSES |
- Quebec literature (60 h)
- English as a second language 1 (45 h)
- Complementary course 1 (45 h)
- Website design (75 h)
- Introduction to database application development (75 h)
- Defensive cybersecurity (75 h)
- Project 4: SME transactional website (75 h)
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- Proper English (45 h)
- Supplementary course 2 (45 h)
- Automation and scripting (75 h)
- Ethical hacking (75 h)
- Application for connected objects (90 h)
- Project 5: Mobile application (90 h)
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- Automation and containers (75 h)
- IT internship (255 h)
- Project 6: IT integration and innovation (90 h)
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Tuition fees
Technical DCS in Computer Science Technology - Regular( 6 sessions - 3 years) |
Admission fees |
Annual registration fees |
Tuition fees per session
Quebec Students |
Tuition fees per session
Canadian students not resident in Quebec |
Tuition fees per session
International Students |
50 $ |
200 $ |
1 700 $ |
3 480 $ |
6 658 $ |
Technical DCS in Computer Science Technology - Intensive ( 6 sessions - 2 years ) |
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Admission fees |
Annual registration fees |
Tuition fees per session
Quebec Students |
Tuition fees per session
Canadian students not resident in Quebec |
Tuition fees per session
International Students |
Fall session |
50 $ |
200 $ |
1 700 $ |
3 480 $ |
6 658 $ |
Winter session |
50 $ |
200 $ |
1 700 $ |
3 480 $ |
6 658 $ |
Summer Session |
50 $ |
200 $ |
1 133 $ |
2 913 $ |
6 015 $ |
*Other fees per session:
Incidental fees: $175 / session
General Student Association: $14 / session
Student collective insurance: $50 / session
*These amounts are established for the 2023-24 school year. They are subject to change.
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