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Student Programme Handbook 2008 – Certificate in Information Technology The CIT was developed around the New Zealand Personal Computer Driver’s Licence and the prescriptions were available from the National Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications (NACCQ). CIT comprises nine compulsory modules. The only modules dependent upon passing another first are Software Packages 590 and 591. There are no NQF units in the programme. Pathway Feeders: CBS Level 3 CBA Certificate in Foundation Studies Year 1 CIT Level 4/5 Equivalent Semester 1 Semester 2 • Certificate in Business Systems • Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3) • Certificate in Foundation Studies Staircasing: Any other Level 5+ programmes that this would lead into: B.InfoTech Levels 5, 6, 7 equivalent University Diploma in Electrotechnology Workforce Certificate in Computer Hardware and Network Engineering Years 2, 3, 4 • Bachelor of Information Technology, Levels 5, 6, 7 equivalent • Certificate in Computer Hardware and Network Engineering (Level 6) • Diploma in Electrotechnology • University • Workforce © Otago Polytechnic 37
Student Programme Handbook 2008 – Certificate in Information Technology Programme Schedule Courses are offered in blocks of five weeks across one semester. The courses are arranged where appropriate to allow knowledge and skills to develop, especially with software. It should be emphasised that the participants will not usually be beginners at computing. Each course is to be delivered for six hours per week for five weeks, except for mathematics and communication, which will be delivered three hours a week for 10 weeks. A student would typically spend 19 hours a week in scheduled classes. WEEKS 1-5 WEEKS 6-10 WEEKS 11-15 WEEK 16 SP590 SP591 HF500 Resit Software Packages Software Packages Hardware Fundamentals completion PP400 PP400 PP400 Programming Principles Programming Principles Programming Principles IN500 OS500 NM500 Internet Operating Systems Network Management BC500 BC500 BC500 Business Business Business Communication Communication Communication AM500 AM500 AM500 Applied Mathematics I Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics Note: Some courses, above, may be changed interchanged with other papers offered. The order of some of the papers offered may vary. © Otago Polytechnic 38
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