Course Overview
Eligibility
School leavers:
English Language Requirements (completed within the last 2 years):
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Mathematics:
International Students – Genuine Student (GS) and Financial Requirements:
Career & Study Pathways
Course Content
Introduction to the Internet and Web Development
Delves into the fundamentals of web design and development, equipping students with the skills to construct functional, accessible, and visually appealing websites. Students will master industry-standard tools such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to create well-structured and user friendly web pages.
Technology and Networks
Provides a comprehensive introduction to computer networks, engaging students in fundamental networking technologies, the TCP/IP model, and diverse networking protocols, including HTTP, TCP, UDP, IP, OSPF and Ethernet. Further explores essential networking components such as switches and routers, emphasising the principles of routing, switching, and internet architecture.
Business Communications
Acquaints students with diverse communication avenues within IT and business realms, empowering them to make judicious communication decisions in professional settings. Emphasising practical application, students refine their business communication skills through both written and oral exercises, bolstered by constructive feedback.
Introduction to Information Systems
Offers a comprehensive overview of the fundamental concepts and principles that underlie information systems in today's digital age. Serves as an entry point for understanding the role, function and significance of information systems within various organisational contexts.
Data Modelling and Database Systems
Introduces students to the practical and conceptual aspects of utilising the common platforms that manage relational databases. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the foundations and functionality of database management systems.
Technical User Support
Designed to provide an understanding of technical services and user support within an organisational context, aligning seamlessly with the requirements of numerous entry-level IT professions. Emphasises user support and the importance of effective communication skills coupled with a profound understanding of technology and systems.
Introduction to Programming
Serves as an entry point, offering a comprehensive introduction to essential programming principles and practices. Explores fundamental concepts such as data types, variables, control structures, flowchart, and algorithms, providing students a solid understanding of the building blocks of coding.
Mobile and Internet Apps Development
A comprehensive exploration of technologies and techniques. From Ajax to client-side and server-side frameworks, immerses learners in JavaScript and PHP. Students will navigate the diverse landscape of mobile app development, tackling Web, Native, and Hybrid approaches.
Common Questions
Yes, the Diploma of Information Technology is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) to meet ACS and international Seoul Accord graduate standards.
The Diploma of Information Technology consists of 8 units worth 80 credit points in total (each unit is worth 10 credit points). These include 5 Core ICT Units, 1 Core/Professional Skills Unit, and 2 DEN Core Major Units, covering subjects such as Introduction to the Internet and Web Development, Technology and Networks, Business Communications, Introduction to Information Systems, Data Modelling and Database Systems, Technical User Support, Introduction to Programming, and Mobile and Internet Apps Development.
International students must provide evidence of English proficiency completed within the last 2 years. Accepted qualifications include IELTS Academic 6.0 with no band less than 6.0, TOEFL 536 or better, TOEFL IBT 74 or better, Academic PTE overall 50 with no less than 50, Cambridge English CAE/CPE 169 or better, Duolingo overall 105 with no band less than 90, or completion of 12 months of study in Australia, among other accepted tests.
Graduates of the Diploma of Information Technology may pursue a range of roles including Software Developer, Web Developer, Systems Analyst, Business Analyst, Cybersecurity Analyst, Database Administrator, Network Administrator, Network Engineer, IT Project Manager, IT Support Specialist, Cloud Architect, Data Scientist, and UX/UI Designer.
Applicants must have attained 18 years of age on commencement of studies and hold Australian Senior secondary qualifications with a minimum ATAR of 60, or overseas secondary qualifications meeting admission requirements, or a VET Certificate IV or above in a relevant discipline, or satisfactory completion of at least one year of accredited full-time study at AQF level 4 or above in Australia, or completion of an Australian University Enabling Program, or credit granted under the SISTC Credit Transfer and Advanced Standing Policy.
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