This training program is designed to train individuals who are qualified to work as IT analyst programmer. These people develop applications in diverse environments: Web, databases, mobile devices, mastering both structured programming techniques and object-oriented programming. The programmer-analyst must meet the needs of companies with a variety of activities. Tasks can cover any of the steps in an application's development cycle, including analysis and design, construction and testing, and implementation and integration into the targeted IT environment. In addition, they ensures the maintenance of existing software by introducing functional improvements. They also acts as a resource person for users. In recent years, new approaches to computer science in Quebec have become more widespread, increasing career opportunities. The most important changes are the following:

• Mobile technologies, which have radically changed the use of cell phones by opening them up to video games, online sales and website browsing. With the appearance of electronic tablets, the popularity of mobile technologies has increased further, with some going as far as to question the use of the traditional microcomputer for personal purposes. • Cloud Computing, which provides access to computer resources that are stored on the Internet rather than on a local computer. This avenue is particularly promising for businesses, as it relives the pressure on local servers, while increasing resilience by ensuring data backup in multiple locations in the event of a failure. This is undoubtedly the current trend in the industry.

College St. Michel will offer a $500 scholarship to students with IELTS scores of 6.5 overall and 6.0 in the bands. College St. Michel will offer a $1000 scholarship to students with IELTS scores of 7.0 overall. Students will receive their scholarship in the third semester.