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Diploma of Information Systems
Diploma of Information Systems
50283
9252
Replaced
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Description
To provide an industry relevant level of training in Information Systems and Information Technology suitable for graduates to be employed in a variety of roles in the Information Technology industry.
Two streams are offered that will allow the learner to specialise in:
- Software Engineering, Systems Development and Internet
Transaction Processing: Targeted jobs include - Programmer,
Analyst/Programmer, Assistant DBA
- Technical and User Support, Network and System Administration:
Targeted jobs include - Help Desk Officer, PC Support Officer,
Assistant Network or Systems Administrator.
In addition to the relevant technical subjects all learners will complete important interpersonal skills modules, eg. Presenting Information, Technical Report Writing, Workteam Communications, Client Interaction.
All learners will also complete a work experience module during their studies in the final semester. Graduates will be able to plan and manage their work tasks under broad guidance and will be able to work effectively in teams.
They should be able to provide assistance to others, and to a limited extent, plan and manage the work of others. This course provides advanced standing in University undergraduate courses.
Schedule
1. CORE
This course divides into two streams. Learners will be required to complete one of the following: a) Core modules AND Technical Stream modules AND Electives as stated OR b) Core modules AND Software Stream modules AND Electives as stated. NOTE: Learners who have successfully completed Certificate III of Information Technology or Certificate III of Software Applications, Hardware and Network Fundamentals and enrol in the Diploma will have to complete 120 hours of Maths modules (listed after the Core modules) in addition to the Core modules, Stream modules and Electives, unless they can provide evidence of a minimum "C" grade in an SEA accredited Maths subject at Year 12 level. Technical and User Support, Nework and Systems Administration Stream - 1517.5 hours Software Eng. Systems Dev. and Internet Transaction Processing Stream - 1510.5 hours WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION MODULES
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 65003 | NCS011 | Client Interaction | 17 | Module |
| 65019 | NCS019 | Interviewer Skills | 17 | Module |
| 23018 | NOS110V2 | Occupational Health & Safety in the Office | 8 | Module |
| 65006 | NCS007 | Presenting Information | 16 | Module |
| 65004 | NCS004 | Work Team Communication | 34 | Module |
| 65016 | NCS016 | Writing in Plain English | 17 | Module |
2. CORE
TECHNICAL MODULES
3. CORE
MATHS MODULES
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 53103 | Computer Mathematics B | 60 | Module | |
| 53104 | Computer Mathematics C | 60 | Module | |
| 53105 | Computer Mathematics D | 60 | Module |
4. CORE
TECHNICAL STREAM MODULES (517 hours)
5. CORE
SOFTWARE STREAM MODULES (520 hours)
6. ELECTIVES
TECHNICAL STREAM - Select a minimum of 310 hours from: a) the modules listed in Group 1 OR b) a minimum of 250 hours from Group 1 and 60 hours from: - Group 2 modules or other modules within the National Information Technology Curriculum or locally accredited Information Technology modules, provided they are designated at ASF Level 4 or above - Modules from the following areas: Maths, Engineering, Accounting, Business, Management, provided they are designated at ASF Level 4 or above The 60 hours may also include 50 hours from the Language Electives in Group 3 OR c) Subjects within an articulation path to a University course as approved by Central Metropolitan College of TAFE. SOFTWARE STREAM - Select a minimum of 300 hours from: a) the modules listed in Group 2 OR b) a minimum of 240 hours from Group 2 and 60 hours from: - Group 1 modules or other modules within the National Information Technology Curriculum or locally accredited Information Technology modules, provided they are designated at ASF Level 4 or above - Modules from the following areas: Maths, Engineering, Accounting, Business, Management, provided they are designated at ASF Level 4 or above. The 60 hours may also include 50 hours from the Language Electives in Group 3 OR c) Subjects within an articulation path to a University course as approved by Central Metropolitan College of TAFE. GROUP 1 - TECHNICAL STREAM ELECTIVES
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 69045 | ITA414 | 4gl Programming 1 | 20 | Module |
| 69133 | ITF507 | Animation Design and Production | 20 | Module |
| 69129 | ITF506 | Animation Software Packages | 20 | Module |
| 69121 | ITK401 | Business Software Package Project | 40 | Module |
| 69068 | ITE403 | Computer Sales | 20 | Module |
| 69072 | ITH402 | Configuring & Optimising A Gui | 20 | Module |
| 69067 | ITE402 | Hardware/Software Selection & Purchasing | 20 | Module |
| 69070 | ITF501 | Macro Programming | 20 | Module |
| 69128 | ITF505 | Principles of Animation | 20 | Module |
| 69356 | Support Services | 30 | Module | |
| 69098 | ITJ409 | User Documentation - Written | 20 | Module |
| 69111 | Work Placement | 60 | Module |
7. ELECTIVES
GROUP 2 - SOFTWARE STREAM ELECTIVES
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15576 | Accounting for Non-accountants | 68 | Module | |
| 69360 | Advanced Case Tools - Generation | 40 | Module | |
| 69361 | Internet Transaction Processing | 20 | Module | |
| 69357 | Introduction to Data Warehousing | 40 | Module | |
| 69359 | Introduction to Maintenance Programming Using C++ | 40 | Module | |
| 69070 | ITF501 | Macro Programming | 20 | Module |
| 69111 | Work Placement | 60 | Module | |
| 69358 | Writing Java Applications | 20 | Module |
8. ELECTIVES
GROUP 3 - LANGUAGE ELECTIVES
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64062 | Lote 1a (Chinese) | 50 | Module | |
| 64070 | Lote 1a (French) | 50 | Module | |
| 64080 | Lote 1a (German) | 50 | Module | |
| 64052 | Lote 1a (Indonesian) | 50 | Module | |
| 64089 | Lote 1a (Italian) | 50 | Module | |
| 64043 | Lote 1a (Japanese) | 50 | Module | |
| 64125 | Lote 1a (Korean) | 50 | Module | |
| 64098 | Lote 1a (Russian) | 50 | Module | |
| 64107 | Lote 1a (Spanish) | 50 | Module |
Replaced By
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| C128 | ICA50299 | Diploma of Information Technology (Software Development) | Qualification |
| C127 | ICA50199 | Diploma of Information Technology (Systems Administration) | Qualification |
VET Info Notes
1. This course was amended by Central Metropolitan College of TAFE on the
08/03/01
THIS COURSE HAS BEEN REPLACED BY SEVERAL QUALIFICATIONS. PLEASE REFER TO
TRAINING PACKAGE ICA99 FOR DETAILS.
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