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Courses - May 2025

Level 1

Course details

Business Communications
COMM8401


Business Document Writing
COMM8700


Conestoga 101
CON0101


Requirements Engineering
INFO8697


Content Management Systems
INFO8706


Agile Principles
MGMT8086


Management and Leadership Essentials
MGMT8761


Level 2

Course details

Cloud Content Administration
INFO8716


Information Technology Service Management
INFO8726


Cloud Content Collaboration
INFO8736


User Experience
INFO8746


Networking Fundamentals
NTWK8220


Level 3

Course details

Information Technology Governance
INFO8776


Data Flow
INFO8786


Capstone I
INFO8796


SharePoint Online Administration
INFO8806


Database Applications
INFO8881


Level 4

Course details

Starting a Consulting Practice
CDEV8101


Career Management
CDEV8132


Cloud Solutions Administration
INFO8008


Collaborative Environmental Processes
INFO8816


Capstone II
INFO8826


Please note:

Estimated required text and/or learning resource costs are based on the most recent available data through the Conestoga Campus Store.

Program outcomes

  1. Customize enterprise content management software securely, to facilitate operational interrelationships across functional areas of a business.
  2. Identify, analyze and document stakeholder business and system requirements to develop relevant content management system solutions.
  3. Interpret, create, and present relevant ICT work-related documents and information effectively and accurately to ensure clear communication between stakeholders.
  4. Apply project management principles to facilitate completion of document management tasks and projects.
  5. Identify legal, ethical and intellectual property issues in enterprise content management projects and propose strategies to address these issues.
  6. Develop professional practice strategies for professional improvement, currency and sustained success.
  7. Troubleshoot and apply problem-solving techniques to support system functionality and usability.
  8. Develop ICT customer-service strategies to meet the needs of internal and external stakeholders to support business operations.