SHERIDAN COLLEGE · CANADA
Internet of Things and Machine Intelligence
Certificate · Taught in en · UCAS PIOTM
At a glance
12 mo
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- 1 yearProgram Duration
- Ontario College Graduate CertificateCredential Awarded
- Davis Campus, BramptonLocation
- PGWP-alignedPost-Graduation Work Permit Eligibility
- Hands-on training with industry expertsLearning Approach
This Ontario College Graduate Certificate program equips you with in-demand skills for the rapidly growing fields of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine Intelligence. As smart technology becomes increasingly integral to both industry and daily life, understanding how to build and maintain these systems is crucial. The program covers key concepts of the Industry 4.0 revolution, including artificial intelligence, sensors, robotics, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of IoT systems, covering data collection devices, communication networks, and the AI algorithms that enable intelligent actions.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of IoT and Machine Intelligence through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application. Courses are delivered over two semesters.
- Semester 1
- Networking and CommunicationsENGI 53809
- Data AnalyticsENGI 55612
- Industrial ProgrammingENGI 55742
- Smart Factory and Intelligent ControlsENGI 52299
- Industrial ElectronicsENGI 55235
- Sensors and ActuatorsENGI 57929
- Semester 2
- Wireless IoT CommunicationsENGI 57494
- Cyberspace SecurityENGI 59116
- Artificial Intelligence ApplicationsENGI 51071
- Emerging Technology ExplorationENGI 54910
- Embedded SystemsENGI 59412
- Robotic and Vision SystemsENGI 58028
Careers
Graduates of this program will be well-prepared for roles in Industry 4.0 environments, leveraging skills in IoT and artificial intelligence. This program is designed to upgrade existing skills for technology program graduates and mature students in the industry.
- Computer and Information Systems Managers
Entry requirements
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma, or degreeIn engineering, information technology, computer science, or equivalent fields. A degree in science will be reviewed case-by-case. Applicants with education outside Canada must have transcripts assessed for equivalency by ICAS or WES (comprehensive course-by-course assessment required for domestic applicants with foreign education).
Applicant selection is based on academic achievement. Mature students or those with relevant work experience may be considered based on their postsecondary academic achievement and experience. Private career college courses are not acceptable.
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How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationApply through the Sheridan College international admissions portal.
2. Provide Academic DocumentsSubmit official postsecondary transcripts and credentials. If documents are not in English, include notarized, official English translations along with copies of the original documents.
3. Meet English ProficiencyFulfill Sheridan's English language proficiency requirements if English is not your first language.
4. Await SelectionCandidates are selected based on academic achievement. Some cases may consider related work experience.