Diploma of IT (Systems Admin)
- ICA50305 / YA=CN124
- Full-time / Part-time
Overview
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Duration:
On-campus: 40 wks (FT); 55 wks (PT) |
The Diploma of Information Technology (Systems Administration) delivered at Martin College focuses on systems administration, which can lead to many rewarding career paths in the IT industry on graduation.
- Develop proficiency in the use of computers and computational techniques to develop effective information systems that solve real world problems.
- Learn to build and configure a server in line with enterprise requirements.
- Develop skills and knowledge in network administration as well as systems security.
- Learn the latest technologies in Martin College’s computer labs.
- Transfer to a degree with up to 1 year credit
Degree Transfer
Successful completion of the Diploma of Information Technology (Systems Administration) offers the following credit transfer options:
- 1 year credit transfer to Charles Sturt University Bachelor of IT.
- 1 year credit transfer to Griffith University Bachelor of IT.
- 1 year credit transfer to QUT Bachelor of IT.
- 7 subjects towards the Bachelor of Information Technology at CQU.
- 8 exemptions into the USQ Bachelor of Information Technology.
Professional Recognition
On achievement of a Diploma level qualification, Martin College graduates can apply for provisional associate membership of the Australian Computer Society >
Industry and jobs
The information and communications technology (ICT) sector spans a diverse range of businesses in areas from computer hardware and software, networking and communications to the Internet, telecommunications, multimedia and more. A career in the ICT industry will involve working with organisations to develop and improve technology solutions which address their business and information needs. Much of the work in ICT requires people who can design and deliver IT solutions which improve business efficiency and productivity. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include: IT Manager, Systems Administrator, Intranet Administrator.
Awards
Graduates of the Diploma of Information Technology program receive the nationally accredited award: ICA50305 Diploma of Information Technology (Systems Administration)
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Start Dates & Campuses
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2011 | |
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12/09 | |
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2012 | |
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13/02, 19/03, 02/07, 10/09 | |
Course duration: 45 teaching weeks plus up to 3 weeks of vacation depending on commencement date.
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Subjects
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Systems Admin Fundamentals*
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Systems Support *
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Introduction to Networking*
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Integrated Project
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Network Administration*
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Systems Maintenance
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Java Programming*
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Resource Planning
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Systems Analysis and Design*
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Web Server Systems Implementation & Testing
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Systems Securitys
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Build a Server
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*Students who complete these subjects as part of the Martin College Certificate IV in IT will receive credit in the Diploma of IT (Systems Administration)
Students who have not completed a Certificate II in IT and who are not able to demonstrate equivalent skills to a Certificate II in IT will also take the subjects: Operate Computing Packages, Integrate Business Applications, Operating Systems and Hardware, IT Work Environment, Work with Colleagues and Customers, Workplace Safety
Timetable
For information about timetables, please contact a Student Advisor using our online form; OR, call 1300 762 126
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Entry Requirements
Entry to the Diploma of IT (Systems Administration) requires ONE of the following:
- Completion of Australian Year 12 OR overseas equivalent, OR;
- Certificate IV in IT
- Vocational experience in a range of work environments in IT support roles but without a qualification.
This course has assumed ICT knowledge and skills that are in line with the learning outcomes from the Certificate II in IT OR Australian Year 10 computing subjects. Students who do not have these competencies will take these subjects within the Certificate IV in IT free of charge.
International students must also meet the English language entry requirements >
Not sure if you qualify?
- Contact a Student Advisor online >
- Call a Student Advisor: 1300 762 129
