Welcome to the Seneca Developer Handbook
Welcome to your first lesson! This website does not have an option to switch to light mode. Why, you ask? Well, because real developers don't use light mode.
Jokes apart,
Welcome to the Seneca Developer Handbook—an open-source initiative created by former and current students, as well as alumni, of Seneca Polytechnic. This guide is designed to share the knowledge and experiences we’ve gained throughout our journey as software developers. Our goal is to create a comprehensive, one-stop resource for all things related to software development at Seneca Polytechnic.
Although this handbook primarily focuses on software development, it also includes valuable insights for students in IT and engineering programs.
This website is an independent initiative and is not officially affiliated with Seneca Polytechnic. Our mission is to provide Seneca students with greater exposure to industry trends, help them stay competitive with top universities, and prepare them for success in the job and startup markets.
Who is this guide for?
If you're enrolled in one of the following programs, this guide will be incredibly helpful to you:
- Computer Programming & Analysis (CPA)
- Computer Programming (CPP)
- Honours Bachelor of Technology – Software Development (BSD)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering) (BSA)
- Honours Bachelor of Data Science and Analytics (DSA)
- Artificial Intelligence (AIG)
- Database Application Developer (DAD)
- Computer Engineering Technology (ECT)
- Computer Systems Technology (CTY)
- Cloud Architecture & Administration (CAA)
- Cybersecurity & Threat Management (CYT)
- Computer Systems Technician (CSN)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (BCMS)
- Honours Bachelor of Information Technology Design and Management (BDM)
- Honours Bachelor of Information Technology – Cybersecurity (IFS)
Contribute and Get Involved
We appreciate your interest in the Seneca Developer Handbook. If you'd like to contribute to this project, please check out our Contributing Guidelines. Contributing is a fantastic way to gain open-source experience while helping shape the next generation of developers at Seneca.
Additionally, we recommend joining the Seneca Software Developers' Club (SSDC). They’re doing amazing work to build a strong community of developers, and it’s a great place to ask questions, get involved with this project, and meet like-minded individuals.
Thanks for being here, and we’re excited to have you as part of the community!