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Certificate III in Information Technology

Certificate III in Information Technology

Accredited course
National Code:
2625
State Code:
9613
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/12/1994
Field of Education
020399 - Information Systems, N.e.c.
AQF Level
Certificate III in
Nominal Hours
354
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Operatives (3100)
Accredited Date
Expiry Date
31/12/2000
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To provide students with the skills and knowledge to allow them to competently perform a range of duties involving the use of information technology including:

- the effective use of microcomputers

- the utilisation and end-user software to store and retrieve records and
information, and to produce simple and useable reports and
documents.

Schedule
1. CORE
State Code National Code Title Hours Type
69029 ITF305 Advanced Operations - Spreadsheets 20 Module
69028 ITF304 Advanced Operations - Word Processing 20 Module
69017 ITC301 Computer Systems Basics 20 Module
69013 ITH303 Installing & Managing A Graphical User Interface 20 Module
69016 ITH304 Installing & Managing A Single User Operating System 20 Module
69027 ITG302 Installing and Managing A Peer-to-peer Network 20 Module
31303 NITT-PR1 Programming 1 20 Module
69015 ITF308 Retrieving Data Base Information 20 Module
65004 NCS004 Work Team Communication 34 Module
2. ELECTIVES

1 Select sufficient modules from Group 1 so the total hours from both Group 1 and Group 2 is at least 156 hours. 2 Select modules from Group 2 to a total of at least 36 hours. The selection should be influenced by the mathematics pre-requisite for future courses. GROUP 01

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
69024 ITF205 Basic Operations - Databases 20 Module
69025 ITF207 Basic Operations -Spreadsheets 20 Module
69030 ITF306 Business and Presentation Graphics 20 Module
69020 ITH305 Developing Batch Files 20 Module
69012 ITF307 Freehand Graphic Packages 20 Module
69026 ITF309 Introduction to Desktop Publishing 20 Module
69019 ITF303 Introduction to Small Business Software Packages 20 Module
69300 Introduction to the Internet 20 Module
69033 ITC302 Microcomputer Hardware 20 Module
69123 ITC403 Multimedia Systems 20 Module
31283 NITT-SS1 Software Support 20 Module
69001 ITH203 Using A Command Line Interface 20 Module
31282 ITH202 Using A Graphical User Interface 20 Module
69006 ITG201 Using Computer Networks 20 Module
69031 ITG301 Value Added Information Services 20 Module
69002 ITL303 Workplace Health and Safety 20 Module
69362 Writing for the World Wide Web (Www) 20 Module
3. ELECTIVES

GROUP 02

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
53103 Computer Mathematics B 60 Module
53347 AAB175 Descriptive Statistics 6 Module
53316 AAB121 Difference Equations 6 Module
53359 AAB193 Elementary Probability 6 Module
69008 ITL208 Foundation Mathematics 20 Module
53315 AAB120 Geometric Sequences and Series 6 Module
53346 AAB171 Mathematics of Finance 18 Module
53360 AAB194 Probability Distributions 12 Module
69034 ITL308 Theory of Statistics 20 Module
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
C118 ICA30299 Certificate III in Information Technology (General) Qualification
VET Info Notes
GENERAL NOTES

Students will develop the skills to install and use a range of software
applications. They will also be able to use application manuals and on-line
help facilities effectively. Occupational health and safety issues are
addressed and communication skills in writing, team work and client interaction
are developed.

Students enrolling in this course will acquire microcomputing skills and
utilise them in the workplaces where microcomputing is an essential component.
While national competency standards in information technology do not exist at
present, graduates of this course will be capable of performing skills
equivalent to the ASF level 3. This level corresponds with a competent skilled
autonomous worker.

The Certificate III of Information Technology will provide a pathway to further
education and training in business and information technology and related
vocations.
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