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They're everywhere. We all look at them multiple times a day. And it's no secret that these number-based measuring devices are key to driving our daily schedules. However, we rarely have the time to stop and consider how clocks actually structure our lives. While many of us would love to find a way to make the time they measure move backwards or even stand still, the students at Conestoga are using the clock and its measurement of time in a variety of innovative ways.

The students in Computer Programming and Analysis know the concept of time is important because it relates to various areas in programming and analysis.

Our students participate in an entire course dedicated to business intelligence, and time plays a key factor in that course. The students sift through historical business data to assist them with data visualization techniques, online analytical processing, and data mining practices. Time is also a tool that helps them develop their skills in predictive, descriptive and prescriptive analytics.

That's intelligence in every sense of the word.

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Time is literally a factor for students in the Tourism - Destinations and Travel Management program.

These future planners of all things relaxation spend time learning how to plan travel and tours that maximize both your time spent at a destination and your enjoyment. Through research and specialized technical application of geographical knowledge, the students will create the ideal tour experience for a variety of travel profiles.

There's no doubt as a future client, you will definitely be wishing for some more time for fun in the sun!

Students taking our Bachelor of Engineering - Power Systems Engineering are decidedly on the business end when it comes to keeping the lights on. Focused squarely on the diverse and evolving electrical power sector, these students understand what it takes to make those bulbs burn bright. In fact, they spend time studying power transmission and distribution, studying everything from the electrical and mechanical characteristics of transmission lines and substation arrangements, all the way to smart metering techniques and the data it generates. Rest assured that Conestoga engineering students are poised to keep your lights on well into the future.
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Students taking our Bachelor of Engineering - Power Systems Engineering are decidedly on the business end when it comes to keeping the lights on. Focused squarely on the diverse and evolving electrical power sector, these students understand what it takes to make those bulbs burn bright. In fact, they spend time studying power transmission and distribution, studying everything from the electrical and mechanical characteristics of transmission lines and substation arrangements, all the way to smart metering techniques and the data it generates. Rest assured that Conestoga engineering students are poised to keep your lights on well into the future.
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