SHERIDAN COLLEGE · CANADA
Artificial Intelligence Development and Applications
Diploma · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
—
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Diploma
Level
- 2Program Tracks: 1-year and 2-year options
- FlexibleAttendance: On-campus and Virtual options
- PGWP-alignedEligible for Post-Graduation Work Permit
- Industry CertificationsPreparation for CAP, Google Cloud ML Engineer, Azure AI Engineer, CDS
- Hands-on LearningProjects, Capstone, and Work-Integrated Learning
This Ontario College Graduate Certificate program focuses on developing and implementing artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. It aims to equip students with core technical skills in AI and machine learning, enabling them to create practical solutions for real-world challenges while emphasizing ethical considerations for people and businesses. The curriculum covers a broad range of AI and data science topics, including data analysis, programming, machine learning models, data visualization, cloud computing, and Internet of Things (IoT) systems, preparing graduates for diverse industries. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through class projects and a capstone project, with a mandatory work-integrated learning experience (co-op work term or workplace simulation) in the final semester to ensure job readiness and industry understanding.
Curriculum
The program offers two tracks: a 1-year track and a 2-year track. The 2-year track includes an introductory semester focused on Canadian technology frameworks and practices.
- 1-Year Track - Semester 1
- Introduction to AIINFO57913
- Introduction to Data ScienceSTAT53894
- Big Data Storage and AnalysisSYST52461
- Data VisualizationSTAT50002
- Advanced Python for AI and MLPROG50141
- Standards and Practices in Canadian IT IndustryBUSM50258
- 1-Year Track - Semester 2
- AI and Natural LanguagesPROG57255
- Neural Networks and Deep LearningPROG55603
- Social Media Data Mining and AnalysisINFO57086
- Ethics and Responsible AIINFO55035
- AI and ML Capstone ProjectINFO53883
- Work-Term and Career Preparation (for co-op students only)COWT 53816
- 1-Year Track - Semester 3 (Optional)
- Co-op Work Term or Co-op Workplace Simulation (optional)COWT 51075
- 2-Year Track - Semester 1
- Python Programming for AIPROG50139
- Standards and Practices in Canadian IT IndustryBUSM50258
- The Future of Work: Engagement, Productivity and WellnessSOCI58042
- Technology in the Canadian EconomyINFO53161
- Workplace Communication in CanadaCOMM52003
- Applications of Creativity and Innovation (Elective)CULT57560
- Building Your Canadian Career Toolkit (Elective)CRED51687
- 2-Year Track - Semester 2
- Introduction to AIINFO57913
- Introduction to Data ScienceSTAT53894
- Big Data Analysis and StorageSYST52461
- Data VisualizationSTAT50002
- Advanced Python for AI & MLPROG50141
- 2-Year Track - Semester 3
- AI and Natural LanguagesPROG57255
- Neural Networks & Deep LearningPROG55603
- Social Media Data Mining & AnalysisINFO57086
- Ethics and Responsible AIINFO55035
- AI and ML Capstone ProjectINFO53883
- 2-Year Track - Semester 4
- Work-Term and Career Preparation (Mandatory)COWT 51075
Careers
Graduates are prepared to fill the demand for skilled AI professionals in various industries. The program's focus on practical application, ethical AI, and industry-recognized certifications enhances employability.
- AI Developer
- Machine Learning Engineer
- Data Scientist
- AI Analyst
- AI Solutions Architect
Entry requirements
Post-secondary educationA diploma or degree from a recognized post-secondary institution in a related field (e.g., computer science, information technology, software engineering, statistics, mathematics, physics, engineering) is required. Related work experience may be considered.
IELTS6.5
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Applicants are assessed on a case-by-case basis. Please check the program page for the most up-to-date admission requirements and consider submitting a strong portfolio or relevant work experience.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified. International tuition fees apply.
Tuition (home)Not specified. Domestic tuition fees apply.
LivingNot specified. Estimated living costs for students in Canada vary.
This program does not qualify for the International Tuition Exemption Policy. Students who obtain domestic status after program start will still pay international tuition fees.
How to apply
1. Complete Application FormFill out the online application form for the Artificial Intelligence Development and Applications program.
2. Submit Academic DocumentsProvide official transcripts from previous post-secondary institutions. Ensure they are translated if not in English.
3. Provide English Proficiency ProofSubmit IELTS scores or equivalent demonstrating the required English language proficiency (minimum overall IELTS 6.5).
4. Upload Supporting DocumentsDepending on your academic background, you may need to submit a resume, letters of reference, or a statement of purpose.
5. Pay Application FeeSubmit the required application fee.
6. Await Admission DecisionSheridan College will review your application and notify you of the admission decision.
Accreditation
Program aligns with best practices set forth by IEEE and ACM.