IT and Networking
About The Course
This course will thoroughly comprehend the fundamental networking principles, encompassing creating, executing, and upholding computer networks. Additionally, you will acquire knowledge in network security, cloud computing, and other highly sought-after competencies in the contemporary labour market.
The Level-4 modules and assignments in this course are equivalent to those of the first year of a university degree. In contrast, the Level-5 modules and tasks are identical to those of the second year.
The online Level-4 Diploma in IT and Computing and Level-5 Diploma in IT and Networking is a 240-credit certificate. It consists of 10 modules with written assignments at Level 4 and 6 with written assignments at Level 5. This course will allow you to advance to a complete Undergraduate Degree and pursue a career as a network and infrastructure specialist in the IT industry. During the course, students can utilise various support services such as Tutor Support and Webinars, a Social Learning Forum, and supplementary materials to facilitate the completion of their Diploma course.
Course Options
- Full access to the comprehensive Level 4/5 curriculum
- Assignment availability
- Admission to exams
- Granting of a diploma
Course Curriculum - Level 4
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| Computer Systems and Software | This lesson aims to enhance learners’ comprehension of the amalgamation of hardware and software components. |
| Computer Programming | Students will utilise various tools and methodologies to create, execute, and evaluate programs according to the system’s life cycle. |
| Relational Database Systems | This module aims to enhance learners’ comprehension of database systems and the process of data analysis and modelling. |
| Software Engineering | Students will understand the necessity for Software Engineering and the many methodologies and approaches involved. |
| Systems Analysis and Design | This subject offers a comprehensive comprehension of information systems concepts and their relevance to the requirements of organisations in terms of business operations and information transformation. |
| E-Commerce Applications | This programme examines the role of e-commerce in contemporary society, with a specific focus on identifying the goals and objectives of a business and addressing the design challenges that arise from defining needs. |
| Human-Computer interaction | This programme aims to enhance students’ comprehension of the principles and models of human-computer interaction. It involves assessing current HCI design and principles, which will assist students in devising their own prototype multimedia user interface. |
| IT and Society | This module analyses the influence of technology on society and investigates the emerging patterns and transformations it has brought about. The analysis will address management concerns and potential security and data administration conflicts. |
| Information Systems Project Management | This subject examines essential project management components crucial for the successful development and execution of specific IT projects. |
| Management Information Systems | This module is centred around comprehending the principles of information systems and their role in meeting corporate information and data processing requirements. |
Course Curriculum - Level 5
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| Technopreneurship | This course will equip learners with the requisite information and competencies for establishing a new technology-based firm. It encompasses comprehending the attributes of entrepreneurs, strategising, advertising, and financial management. |
| Network Security | This unit aims to equip learners to understand network security concerns in a networked setting and the methods for preventing and detecting typical security problems. |
| C#.NET Programming | This lesson aims to impart fundamental concepts and principles of ASP.NET programming utilising C# to learners. Learners will be able to comprehend the process of developing dynamic web pages by utilising server-side programming approaches. |
| System Administration | This unit aims to impart the necessary expertise for system administration in Linux and Windows operating systems. The course covers various topics such as user and group administration, file system management, task automation, shell scripting, DHCP servers, mail servers, domain name servers, file and printer sharing, essential utilities and tools, application management, registry, local and group policies, backup and restore policies, and performance optimisation. |
| Network Routing and Switching | The objective of this unit is to provide the necessary knowledge to perform switching and routing tasks, including setting up and configuring routers and switches to connect a multi-area network. The topic encompasses the study of computer network routing and switching, explicitly focusing on Router Information Protocol (RIP), Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP), and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF). |
| Network Design and Administration | This unit aims to equip learners with the necessary information and abilities to design a network, specifically focusing on effectively scaling and connecting several networks to create an efficient, interconnected network. The content encompasses hierarchical network architecture, the collection of network needs, and the identification of network performance difficulties. |
How to Apply?
- You Apply
Provide a little introduction about yourself, and we will assist you with the remaining tasks. The utilisation of our online application tool is straightforward and requires only 10 minutes to complete.
- We Connect
After you submit your application, an admissions representative will contact you and will help you to complete the process.
- You Get Ready
Once you’ve completed your application and connected with an admissions representative, you’re ready to create your schedule.