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Program Code: NDD1
Credential: Certificate of Accomplishment
Program Length: 21 weeks
Start Date: At this time we do not have a date for our next cohort. To be considered and contacted once a date is confirmed, please submit your registration and you will be contacted once a date is set.
Thank you for your interest in this bridging program. We are currently awaiting funding approval from the provincial government. If approved, the program is expected to have its next intake in May 2025. Please check this page for updates in mid-March 2025. In the meantime, you can register below so that we can reach out to you with updates and invite you to an information session.
Overview
Humber offers a specialized bridging program for internationally trained IT professionals with education and experience in computer programming and software development. This program is designed to provide participants with the advanced concepts, skills, and knowledge required to work as Software Developers. Not only will you acquire and develop technical skills, but also communication and interpersonal skills being sought after by employers in this field.
You will be supported on your journey to employment by a sector specific employment advisor as well as a job developer to ensure that you develop your soft skills and build your employer connections so that you are well positioned to secure employment in the software development tech space upon graduation.
Benefits
Please note: The upcoming cohort of this bridging program will be delivered completely online and can be accessed from anywhere within Ontario. Classes take place evenings and weekends.
Watch the video to learn more about the Full Stack .NET Developer Bridging Program.
Graduates of the .NET Developer bridging program have secured jobs such as Software Developers, Full Stack, Front End and Back End Developers, Program Analysts, Systems Programmers, and Business Analysts, QA Analysts, among others.
This course is intended to give participants the necessary information to be able to design, implement and work with databases in the SQL Server environment. The course will introduce students to Transact-SQL to create tables, user views, user-defined functions and stored procedures. Database management, design considerations, backup and recovery, and other aspects of SQL Server relational databases are included.
This course is designed to give students the skills required to develop distributed systems using current architectural techniques. Students will learn the fundamental architectures found in cloud systems, common techniques for building distributed systems in the cloud, and implementation patterns for deploying them to the cloud. All techniques will be developed using .NET Core and Microsoft’s cloud, Azure. Students are required to have a working knowledge of Microsoft C#. and .NET Core.
This course will provide foundational knowledge of the C# programming language as well as provide the skills to design, program and deploy Windows Forms Application Development using Visual Studio. Participants will also learn to connect to and maintain the SQL Server Database.
This course will provide students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to market themselves to an employer and to effectively gain rewarding employment using career connections. Participants will also explore the structure of different organizations and the impact of organizational structure on operations and productivity from a Canadian workplace perspective. Organizational values, attitudes and ethical issues are discussed, along with the implications of a diverse workplace.
This course will be a continuation of programming with C#. In this course, students will query and manipulate data and objects using LINQ, serialize and deserialize data, store data in and retrieve data from collections and implement multithreading and asynchronous processing.
This course is an introduction to various web technologies used for designing and developing web applications. The technical aspects of responsive web application development are covered with a focus on writing valid markup and programming using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. Students will develop an understanding of writing client-side programming using JavaScript followed by migration to TypeScript. Students will also understand Web Security in OWASP context.
This course is designed to bring students up to date with the most popular web application development framework Angular with TypeScript. Angular allows developers to rapidly develop and deploy cross platform, modern, interactive web/mobile/desktop applications. This course will cover Angular fundamentals like services, modules, components, data binding, directives, etc. Using the most recent version, which includes several new features, a firm foundation in Angular programming will be developed.
Unified Assignment
Humber .NET Bridging program students will gain a ‘real-world’ development experience to help them achieve their goals of becoming employed productive members of the Canadian technical community. For this reason, the faculty team at Humber has developed and aligned course materials to create a single project that, upon finishing, students can demonstrate to potential employers.
This program is open to internationally trained professionals who:
Laptop Specifications
(For those who qualify, the program is eligible for full reimbursement through the Ontario Bridging Participant Assistance Program).
Please visit our financial aid page for more information.
The application process begins with the registration for an information session, and attending one. Please click below to register for an information session.
