Web-based technologies such as electronic mail, electronic conferencing, chat, and web links enable you to have access to content experts, information, and resources at a time and place convenient for you. Click here to find current information about hardware and software requirements. You must be competent using the Internet, sending and receiving e-mail with attachments, and formatting word processed documents. The project course is the final course of the program so an idea will likely develop before you reach that stage. The project must be relevant to the program and should be of interest to you.
Faculty can also suggest project ideas.
You can complete the project at your own workplace or at another suitable location. If a workplace-based project is not possible, contact the Program Head to discuss alternatives. Note that only a limited number of transfer credits may be applied to a BCIT Advanced Specialty Certificate. The courses in this program are designed at the baccalaureate level. In general, you should expect to spend nine to 12 hours per week on each course.