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By Stephanie
May 15, 2012
When 200 Toronto GTA teenagers got together to talk tech last week, a lot of energized buzz was created about how tech will shape our future!
By Wendy
May 7, 2012
Want to sample a free tech university course before committing to a program and even get an e-certificate for passing? The open education revolution is bringing affordable digital education to...
Systems integrators for websites manage the various technical and visual elements that ensure the site operates smoothly and doesn’t go down.
ICT (information & communications technology) & ICT Services is also known as the tech sector or IT Industry. If you are passionate about technology and how it can change the world, think about a career in the tech sector! There are many ways to be part of it.
Reality: Many tech jobs are highly technical. But that’s only one part of today’s tech career story. Canada's 700,000+ tech professionals work in every field from the arts, to energy, to human resources. Many of these jobs require a mashup of skills from several technical disciplines. ►more
The Specialization in Digital Media extends the BSc in Computing Science to cover the use of sound, images, graphics and video in interactive computer applications.
Chris left university to teach himself programming and now builds cutting-edge interactive web applications!
CN relies on technology innovations like mobile and wireless communication to create big changes in the way it runs its organization and makes its intermodal operations more efficient and reliable.
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