Diploma of Information Technology
Course ID CRS1401214 CRICOS ID 109155J
Overview
Our Diploma of Information Technology provides you with a practical, supportive program to build your current IT knowledge and skills to help you achieve your dream of becoming an in-demand IT professional. On successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Exhibit a broad body of fundamental knowledge of information technologies.
- Apply critical thinking, problem-solving and analytical skills and techniques to analyse well-defined problems, handle abstraction, and provide solutions in an ICT professional context.
- Recognise the importance of ethics, codes of professional conduct and cultural sensitivity, and assess societal, privacy, security and legal issues within the ICT industry.
- Communicate information and solutions effectively in written and oral presentations to diverse audiences.
- Build independent work ability and self-reliant life-long learning to keep abreast with the forefront of the developments in ICT.
- Work collaboratively and effectively within a team of diverse members to achieve a common goal.
Career Pathways
The typical jobs our graduates take in the IT industry include:
- Software/Web Developer
- Database Administrator
- Computer Systems Analyst
- Computer Support Specialist
- Computer Network Professional
Study Pathway
Successful completion of the diploma will take you directly into EIA’s Bachelor of Information Technology.
Course Structure
- Students are required to complete 8 units of study (comprising 7 core units & 1 elective units).
- Typical study duration is taking 8 units in 2 trimesters over a period of 1 year
- Each unit is valued at 12.5 credit points; total credit points to be achieved for the award is 100
- Students must successfully complete any prerequisite units before progressing
Choose Your Student Type for Entry Requirements and Fees
Course Code | Unit Code | Type | Credit Points | Pre-Requisite(s) |
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Computer Systems Fundamentals | BIT101 | Core | 12.5 | N/A |
Database Systems Fundamentals | BIT102 | Core | 12.5 | N/A |
Programming Fundamentals | BIT103 | Core | 12.5 | N/A |
Network Fundamentals | BIT104 | Core | 12.5 | N/A |
Requirements Elicitation and Analysis | BIT105 | Core | 12.5 | N/A |
Professional Issues in ICT | BIT106 | Core | 12.5 | N/A |
Introduction to Information Systems | BIT111 | Core | 12.5 | BIT101, BIT102 |
Elective |
Cours Name | Unit Code | Unit Type | Pre-Requisite |
---|---|---|---|
Fundamentals of ICT Security | BIT108 | Elective | BIT101 |
Discrete Mathematics | BIT107 | Elective | BIT101 |
Advanced Programming | BIT203 | Elective | BIT102, BIT103 |
Business Intelligence | BIT212 | Elective | BIT102, BIT105 |
Accounting Principles | ACC101 | Elective | N/A |
Marketing Principles | MKG101 | Elective | N/A |
Business Management | BUS102 | None | N/A |
Firms, Consumers & Market Structure | ECO101 | Elective | N/A |
Law & Ethics in Marketing | LAW101 | Elective | N/A |
Consumer Behaviour | MKG102 | Elective | N/A |
Marketing Analytics in the Digital Age | STA101 | Elective | N/A |
Not for Profit & Social Marketing | MKG204 | Elective | N/A |
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Accreditation Status:
This course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and is recorded on the TEQSA. National Register
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Courses
- Maximising access
- Endorsement/approval by key industry bodies to facilitate employment and career progress
- Focus on growth occupations - data analytics in accounting and networks and cyber security in information technology
- Trimester model with greater flexibility and choice and range of electives.