Overview
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Duration:
On-campus: 35 wks (FT)
Distance: 70 wks |
The Diploma of Information Technology Systems Administration can lead to a range of rewarding career paths in the IT industry on graduation.
Students will develop proficiency in the use of computers and computational techniques to develop effective information systems that solve real world problems. In this course students learn to build and configure a server in line with enterprise requirements as well as developing skills and knowledge in network administration and systems security.
All students get access to the latest IT and related tutorials on Lynda.com
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for students who work in IT but do not have formal qualifications in IT or for high school graduates who do not have any experience in IT.
Degree Transfer
Successful completion of the Diploma of Information Technology Systems Administration offers the following credit transfer options:
- CQU - Diploma of IT (35 weeks) = 48 credit points into Bachelor of IT
- CSU - Martin College Certificate IV in Business + Diploma of IT (50 weeks) = 12 subjects credit
- CSU - Diploma of IT (35 weeks) = 8 subjects credit at CSU
Professional Recognition
On achievement of a Diploma level qualification, Martin College graduates can apply for provisional associate membership of the Australian Computer Society >
Your Options
Complete these courses on their own or combine courses to tailor your studies to your interests. Take a look at one of your options below.
The above are sample study plans only. Each student's plan will vary depending on entry qualifications, the diploma taken, the university, degree and major and GPA at Martin College. Please contact Martin College directly or a representative for a tailored plan.
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 recognised qualification: ICA50311 Diploma of Information Technology Systems Administration.
Start Dates & Campuses
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2013
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27/05, 08/07, 16/09
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22/04, 27/05, 08/07, 12/08, 16/09, 21/10, 25/11
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* Course duration: 35 teaching weeks plus up to 3 weeks of vacation depending on commencement date.
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Subjects
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IT Professional Practice
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Client Support
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Manage Sustainability
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Systems Security
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Systems Maintenance
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Website development
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Network Solutions
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Applied Java programming
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Disaster and contingency planning
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Manage system testing
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Resource Planning
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IT Fundamentals Course
Students seeking to enter the Diploma must demonstrate their competence in the following subject areas:
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IT Professional Practice
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Database Applications
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Word Processing Applications
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Presentation Graphics
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Spreadsheet Applications
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Operating and Integrating Computer Packages
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Students who have a Certificate II in IT or a Year 12 computing subject will have achieved these competencies. These requirements may also be able to be met by demonstrated relevant work experience.
Students who do not have these competencies may complete them free of charge at Martin College through the IT Fundamentals Course.
Timetable
For information about timetables, please contact a Student Advisor using our online form; OR, call 1300 762 126