Advanced Diploma in Information Technology

Course Description

Awarded by Informatics Academy 

The Advanced Diploma in Information Technology is developed to meet the professional and academic needs of graduates to function effectively in the analysis, design and management of computer systems as well as the advanced theoretical knowledge underpinning Programming and Systems Development.

Students will acquire the analytical and advanced computing skills necessary for the analysis, design and management of computer systems and applications such as advanced system analysis and design method, as well as the problem solving skills required to handle evolving technology in multimedia application, interactive web site, network security, database, network security and server operating system.

Modules :

  • Advanced Operating Systems 
  • advanced Visual Basic.net 
  • developing Interactive Website 
  • distributed Application Development 
  • multimedia Streaming Technology 
  • network And Distributed Application Security 
  • object-oriented Programming In Java 
  • relational Database Design

Duration

Full-time 10 months / Part-time 14 months

Delivery Mode

Each lesson is 3 hours and is conducted in a classroom setting at Informatics Campus.

The average teacher / student ratio is 1:40 (practical) 

The average teacher / student ratio is 1:50 (lecture)

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Theoretical Knowledge

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Practical Skills

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Individual Work with a Mentor

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Final Individual Project

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