
What if you could turn an idea into a solution that makes a difference?
With the Computer Science Technology (Profile in Digital Product Management) program, discover how technology can address real-world needs and tomorrow’s challenges. Develop strong computer science skills while learning how to understand user and business needs, envision digital solutions and bring teams together around a shared vision.
From digital product management and IT business analysis to project management and agile methodologies, you’ll learn how to bridge the gap between an organization’s needs and the teams that bring technology solutions to life.
Your future is digital. It’s yours to shape.
Learn How to Bring Digital Products to Life
A successful digital product isn’t just about technology. It needs to solve a real problem.
Throughout the program, you’ll learn how to analyze user and business needs, define and prioritize product features, and collaborate with development teams to turn ideas into concrete solutions.
You’ll develop skills in:
- digital product management;
- IT business analysis;
- project management and agile methodologies;
- programming and application development;
- databases and data governance;
- cybersecurity and information security;
- data-driven decision-making;
- team management and collaboration.
You’ll learn to understand both the technology behind a project and the business challenges it needs to address.
From Idea to Product
Imagine that a company wants to create a new app. Before the first line of code is written, several questions need to be answered: Who is it for? What problem will it solve? Which features should be prioritized? How should the development team work? How do you know whether the product actually meets users’ needs?
That’s where roles such as Digital Product Manager and Product Owner come in.
You’ll learn how to act as a bridge between users, clients, technical teams and stakeholders. You’ll contribute to defining a product’s vision, prioritizing features and ensuring that the product evolves according to users’ and business needs.
A Hands-On Learning Experience
Throughout your studies, you’ll develop your skills through courses and projects that allow you to put your knowledge into practice.
You’ll start by building a strong foundation in computer science through courses such as Introduction to Programming, Applied Mathematics for Computer Science and Computer Architecture. You’ll then deepen your knowledge through object-oriented programming, databases, web development, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
As you progress through the program, you’ll also explore the strategic side of IT through courses in team management, project management, data governance, project methodologies, data-driven decision-making and simulation.
Your training will culminate in an integrated skills project and a work placement, giving you the opportunity to apply your skills in a professional environment.
Careers at the Heart of Digital Transformation
Organizations across industries need professionals who understand technology, user needs and business objectives.
With your diploma, you’ll be prepared to contribute to software, application and digital service development projects in technology companies, digital agencies or IT departments within large organizations.
Depending on your interests and experience, you could work as a:
- IT Business Analyst;
- Digital Product Manager or Coordinator;
- Product Owner;
- IT Project Coordinator;
- Web and Application Project Coordinator;
- Data and Information Systems Analyst;
- Digital Transformation Consultant;
- Cybersecurity and Data Governance Specialist.
As you gain experience, you could also move into roles such as Project Manager, Product Manager or IT Manager.
A Diploma That Can Launch Your Career
The program leads to a Diploma of College Studies (DCS) in Computer Science Technology, a three-year program consisting of six semesters.
Recognized by Québec’s Ministry of Higher Education and internationally, a technical DCS gives you the flexibility to choose your next step: enter the workforce directly or continue your studies at university.
Want to start your career quickly? Your DCS will prepare you to enter the IT sector.
Want to keep studying and specialize further? You can also pursue university studies depending on your academic and career goals.
A Program That Complements a Diverse IT Offering
With the addition of the Digital Product Management profile, LaSalle College continues to expand its range of programs in information technology. Whether you’re interested in programming, video games, artificial intelligence, networks, cybersecurity or digital experiences, you can find a pathway that matches your interests and ambitions.
Our other IT DCS programs include:
- Computer Science Technology (Profile in Network and Security Management)
- Computer Science Technology (Profile in Programming)
- Computer Science Technology (Profile in Video Game Programming)
- 3D production and image synthesis (Profile in UI/UX Design)
This diverse range of programs allows you to explore different areas of technology and develop skills that are in demand in a constantly evolving industry.
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for the program, you must generally meet one of the following requirements:
- Hold a Secondary School Diploma (DES).
- Have successfully completed Secondary 4 TS or SN Mathematics, or Secondary 5 CST Mathematics (Math 436 under the former curriculum).
- Hold a Vocational Studies Diploma (DEP).
- Have successfully completed Secondary 5 French, Language of Instruction.
- Have successfully completed Secondary 5 English, Second Language.
- Have successfully completed Secondary 4 TS or SN Mathematics, or Secondary 5 CST Mathematics (Math 436 under the former curriculum).
- Equivalent training or training deemed sufficient by LaSalle College may also be accepted. Exceptions may apply, and each application is reviewed individually.
Are You an International Student?
The program is eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), subject to the applicable eligibility criteria and requirements.
Learn more about the Post-Graduation Work Permit
Ready to Create the Digital Solutions of Tomorrow?
You don’t need to know exactly which career you want to pursue to start building your future in IT.
If you’re curious, enjoy understanding how things work and want to help create technology-based solutions, the Computer Science Technology (Profile in Digital Product Management) program will give you the skills to turn needs into real-world projects.
