Get the skills for a rewarding career in Information Technology. This optional preparatory course is designed for students with no prior experience to information technology terms and basic fundamentals.
This course is designed to familiarize the student with Information Technology basic concepts and commonly used acronyms.
| Code | Description |
ICAU1128B | Operate a personal computer |
ICAU2005B | Operate computer hardware |
ICAU2231B | Use computer operating system |
ICAU2006B | Operate computing packages |
ICAD2012B | Design organizational documents using computing packages |
ICAU2013B | Integrate commercial computing packages |
ICAW2002B | Communicate in the workplace |
ICAW2001B | Work effectively in an IT environment |
ICAU3004B | Apply occupational health and safety procedures |
BSBCMN106A | Follow workplace safety procedures |
ICAU3126B | Use advanced features of computer applications |
ICAS2010B | Apply problem solving techniques to routine malfunctions |
ICAS3024B | Provide basic system administration |
ICAT3025B | Run standard diagnostic tests |
ICAS3115B | Maintain equipment and software in working order |
As an optional preparatory course students unfamiliar to Information Technology can apply this course as an entry into higher qualifications in Information Technology field of studies.
On completion of this course, you will receive the following Nationally-recognised qualification:
This "learning the basics" course leads to a Certificate IV in Information Technology followed by a Diploma of Information Technology. Students wishing to continue studies can enter Degree Programs at University or Higher Education Institutions.
This course is delivered face-to-face, through a combination of tutorials and computer lab workshops.
You will be assessed through written tests, computer-based tasks, and assignments
Equipment includes: Fully Equipped Computer Labs, Computer based Training Software, Client Server and student PCs, Printed and on line Resources. Spacious classrooms, free internet access.
