Specifically RMA courses - Curious if you need your camera on to do the midterm and final exams?

Hey, I lead AWS SBG @ Seneca and AWS on campus is close by.

We're going hands-on from setting up your AWS account, deploying a real website to a live server, and walking through the core services that show up in almost every real architecture, and debating tradeoffs of them.

Then we're running a team challenge. Groups of 2-3, a base project already set up, and add-ons to complete, wire the database, upgrade the design, add a second page, and more. First team to finish all four wins merch.

and yes you heard that right, AWS merch is dropping at this event for the first time 👀

October 28th, 3 - 5pm

Seneca Helix Conference Room, K Building

Please also set up your AWS Free Tier accounts BEFORE the event!

Bring your laptop. No experience needed. RSVP now!

I’m thinking to start to enroll in the supply chain management program at Seneca. I saw there’s the option in the second semester to choose the technology stream, with the possibility to get a SAP certification, which it looks interesting to me.

If anybody is doing it right now or has done it in the past, is it worth it? Does it teach you relevant skills for today’s job market? How is it easy to find job when finished the program?

Its seems to be more affordable compared to the universities. Are the co-ops usually given and moreover is it really a good program to pursue?

Hi,

I got admitted to PND for May 2027. I got admission to both campuses - King and Newnham and am waiting to tour before selecting one. Is waiting a while risky, as I read somewhere on Reddit that offers may be revoked if seats are filled up?

Which campus do you prefer? Also anyone going in the same time?

Thank you!