Software Engineering 

Network Computing 

Information Systems 

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence 

Cyber and Information Security 

College Of Computing And Information Sciences

Diploma of Technology in Network Computing and Security

 

 

The aim of this program is to provide graduates with a substantial range of knowledge and skills of general principles in the information technology discipline with a foundation of computer networking and security.

 

 

The Network Computing and Security program will produce graduates who are:

 

  •  Equipped with fundamental knowledge of Network Computing and Security in terms of its components and basic configurations.
  •  Able to use problem-solving/analytical and technical skills in the field of computer networks and security.
  •  Able to use business practices and communicate effectively in multidisciplinary teams fostering ethics and social responsibility.

 

Upon completion of the program, the graduates will be able to:

 

  •  Apply the knowledge and skills of computing and mathematics in problem-solving to identify computer networking solutions.
  •  Build a small to medium computer network using best practices of various technologies to meet the industry requirements.
  •  Identify basic cybersecurity requirements and implementations.
  •  Demonstrate the ability to setup, configure, troubleshoot, secure, and maintain a microcomputer to include hardware and operating system software.
  •  Apply networking skills related to server operating systems, network security, directory services, and administrative network security policy making.

 

As per UTAS Requirement.