Technical Systems Analysis Fanshawe College

Overview

The  Technical Systems Analysis  Postgrad.Cert from Fanshawe College will provide a solid foundation in information technology supplemented by critical skills including:

• application software development;

• business data analysis and modelling; 

• customer engagement/communications management;

• business process and enterprise resource planning.

You’ll also have the opportunity to engage in the process of business analysis for IT through experiential learning activities such as case studies and industry-based, applied projects.

A Technical Systems Analyst plays a critical role in the facilitation of software/system development for the purpose of collecting data. You’ll communicate with clients and/or counterparts to define an application problem and then evaluate procedures and processes to find a solution, either by determining specifications or developing new systems.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)

This Fanshawe College program is aligned with IRCC's Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) code: 11.0501. Please consult the IRCC website to verify current Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) alignment.

Career opportunities:

Graduates of Fanshawe’s Technical Systems Analysis program are prepared to work as technical systems analysts, management information systems analysts or business intelligence analysts. There is an increased need for analyst roles as companies strive to improve their competitive position within a given industry.

Here are some examples of career opportunities for graduates of Fanshawe’s Technical Systems Analysis program:

• Technical Systems Analyst

Provide support for infrastructure applications, troubleshooting efforts and maintaining support systems to ensure availability for users across the organization.

• Business Intelligence Implementation Specialist/Analyst

Integrate and configure business analytics products with clients as part of new implementations.

• Information Systems Analyst - Computer Systems

Design, develop and implement information systems and provide advice on strategy, policy, management and service delivery.