ICA40405 Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking)
Qualification: Certificate IV (AQF)
Training Package: ICA05 Information and Communication Technology
TAFE Course No: 19009
Nominal Hours: 935
This course is for people who want to work with computer networks and provides the learner with competencies to install, administer, maintain and manage an information technology network according to user requirements. You will acquire skills in the use of a range of technologies that will enable you to be effective in Network Management either as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team. For enrolment in the later stages of this course it may be necessary to have completed certain components of a Cisco CCNA Certification.
Career Opportunities: Network administrator, network manager, network operations analyst, network operations engineer, network operations technician, network technician.
Articulation: This course provides a pathway to achievement of competencies required to receive the ICA40405 Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) as defined in the nationally endorsed Information and Communications Technology Training Package ICA05. There are several vendor courses that may be integrated into this qualification. When you finish this course, you may be eligible for advanced standing in several Information Technology Certificate IV and Diploma level courses. This course is a natural feed into the ICA50405 Diploma of Information Technology (Networking).
Entry Requirements: NSW School Certificate (or equivalent).
| Modules/Units | |
| Core: | |
| BSBCMN106A | Follow workplace safety procedures |
| BSBCMN304A | Contribute to personal skill development and learning |
| ICAA4041A | Determine and confirm client business expectations and needs |
| ICAB4220A | Create scripts for networking |
| ICAB4225A | Automate processes |
| ICAD2012A | Design organisational documents using computing packages |
| ICAD4043A | Develop and present a feasibility report |
| ICAD4217A | Create technical documentation |
| ICAI3020A | Install and optimise operating system software |
| ICAI3101A | Install and manage network protocols |
| ICAI4029A | Install network hardware to a network |
| ICAI4030A | Install software to networked computers |
| ICAI4097A | Install and configure a network |
| ICAI4099A | Build an intranet |
| ICAI4188A | Install and maintain a server |
| ICAS3032A | Provide network systems administration |
| ICAS3120A | Configure and administer a network operating system |
| ICAS4124A | Monitor and administer network security |
| ICAS4127A | Support system software |
| ICAT4221A | Locate equipment, system and software faults |
| ICAU1128A | Operate a personal computer |
| ICAU2005A | Operate computer hardware |
| ICAU2006A | Operate computing packages |
| ICAU2013A | Integrate commercial computing packages |
| ICAU2231A | Use computer operating system |
| ICAW2001A | Work effectively in an IT environment |
| ICAW2002A | Communicate in the workplace |
| ICAW4214A | Maintain ethical conduct |
| PSPPM402B | Manage simple projects |
| Elective: | |
| 19009A | Technical tutorial support |
| 8999A | Tutorial support |
| ICAA4233A | Determine and apply appropriate development methodologies |
| ICAA5144A | Determine best-fit topology for a local network |
| ICAA5145A | Identify best-fit topology for a wide area network |
| ICAB4135A | Create a simple mark-up language document to specification |
| ICAB4136A | Use SQL to create database structures and manipulate data |
| ICAB4170A | Build a database |
| ICAD3218A | Create user documentation |
| ICAI5176A | Install and configure router |
| ICAS3024A | Provide basic system administration |
| ICAS3031A | Provide advice to clients |
| ICAS3034A | Determine and action network problem |
| ICAS3121A | Administer network peripherals |
| ICAS4106A | Action and complete change requests |
| ICAS4114A | Implement maintenance procedures |
| ICAS5102A | Establish and maintain client user liaison |
| ICAT3025A | Run standard diagnostic tests |
| ICAU1129A | Operate a word processing application |
| ICAU1130A | Operate a spreadsheet application |
| ICAU1131A | Operate database application |
| ICAU1129A | Operate a word processing application |
| ICAU1130A | Operate a spreadsheet application |
| ICAU1131A | Operate database application |
| ICAU1132A | Operate a presentation package |
| ICAU1133A | Send & retrieve information using web browsers & email |
| ICAU3004A | Apply occupational health and safety procedures |
Applying and Enrolling:
Semester 1, 2010: North Coast TAFE Application form. Apply now! Applications received after 30 October 2009 may be considered if places are available.
Campuses:
Coffs Harbour Education Campus - Full-time, approximately 18 hours per week for 34 weeks, Monday to Thursday, 9.00 am to 3.45 pm.
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Online. Students studying online or distance should ring 02 6659 3600 for an over-the-phone interview and assessment prior to enrolment.
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Also available for Trainees.
For more information contact the Campus on 02 6659 3600.
Port Macquarie - Full-time 22 hours per week for 34 weeks, Tuesdays - Fridays 9.00 am to 4.30 pm.
Information session: Wednesday 27 January 2010, 11.00 am - 6.00 pm, Room GG.18.
For more information contact the campus on 0) 6581 6200
Information sheet, Port Macquarie Campus, Semester 1, 2010 (PDF 181KB)
IT courses Information sheet, Port Macquarie Campus, Semester 1 2010 (PDF 163KB)
Taree -
You need to have completed the ICA30105 Certificate III in Information Technology to apply for this course.
Full-time 2.5 days per week plus some flexible study over 18 weeks, Wednesdays, 9.00 am - 12.00 pm, Thursdays, 9.00 am - 3.45 pm and Fridays, 9.00 am - 12.00 pm.
For more information contact the campus on 02 6591 3600.
Wollongbar - You need to have completed ICA20105 Certificate II in Information Technology and have Year 10 Maths and English to apply for this course. Evidence must be provided with your application.
Full-time, 21 hours per week for 18 weeks, Monday. 9.00 am to 12.00 pm and Wednesday to Friday, 9.00 am to 4.00 pm.
You need to complete the Basic Skills Evaluation form and lodge this with your North Coast TAFE application form.
An enrolment session for successful applicants will be held on Thursday 28 January, 2010 between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm at Wollongbar Campus.
For more information contact the campus on 02 6620 4700.
Basic Skills Evaluation Form (PDF 574KB)
Information sheet, Wollongbar Campus, Semester 1 2010 (PDF 258 KB)
