INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES

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1 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES

2 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES COURSES INFO TECH, NETWORKING AND GAMES DEVELOPMENT > > Master of Network Security > > Bachelor of Computer Systems > > Associate Degree in Computer Systems > > Graduate Diploma of Virtualisation Technologies > > Graduate Diploma of Network Security > > Advanced Diploma of Network Security > > Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Technology > > Diploma of Information Technology Systems Administration > > Diploma of Software Development > > Diploma of Website Development > > Diploma of Computer Systems > > Diploma of Information Technology Networking > > Certificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games > > Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies > > Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology > > Certificate IV in Information Technology > > Certificate IV in Telecommunications Network Engineering > > Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology > > Certificate III in Telecommunications > > Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology > > IT short courses LIBRARY STUDIES > > Bachelor of Library and Information Management > > Diploma of Library and Information Management > > Diploma of Library and Information Services > > Certificate IV in Library, Information and Cultural Services > > Certificate III in Information and Cultural Services CAREER TYPE CAREER TYPE KEY ARTISTIC TYPES INVESTIGATIVE TYPES REALISTIC TYPES SOCIAL TYPES CONVENTIONAL TYPES ENTERPRISING TYPES STUDY MODE KEY Full time Part time Off campus Flexible learning Apprenticeship Traineeship VETiS The information contained in this publication is correct at time of print (June 2015). Box Hill Institute reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details of course offerings and other information published here. ii 2016 Course and Pathways Guide Box Hill Institute All courses are government accredited and have For further course details visit

3 INFO TECH, NETWORKING AND GAMES DEVELOPMENT Box Hill Institute is widely regarded by industry as a leading training provider in information technology (IT) and games development, in fact, we are an established Cisco Academy and Microsoft Platinum Trainer. You will learn from highly qualified and experienced technicians and work with the latest technology and industry-standard equipment, giving you the real life practical skills employers are looking for. Whether you re after a general IT course or something more specialised, Box Hill Institute offers a wide range of study options. From website and software development to systems administration, even photonics and sustainable energy, you re bound to find an area of IT that meets your needs. MASTER OF NETWORK SECURITY National code: MNS01 Start dates: February and July How to enrol: Direct entry 2 years 4 years This is a new degree addressing critical business needs in network security. Every business has a network presence, which exposes it to both deliberate and inadvertent attacks. This unique course develops networking and security theory and skills to secure the corporate network against threats. You will gain hands-on experience taught by industry certified professionals using state-of-the-art equipment. The degree includes courseware by (ISC)2 and the Cisco Academy and can additionally lead to industry qualifications. You will also complete a research-based project where you will investigate practical problems in security systems. An exit point is available upon completion of the Graduate Diploma. This course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). Graduates may find employment in key senior roles such as ICT security manager, security analyst, network security engineer, network engineer, security consultant, security engineer, ICT audit manager, security assurance manager, security specialist, security and risk analyst. You may be eligible for study in a research degree. You must have successfully completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline. Timetable Part time 4 years (2 days per week) Selection method Assessment of application Course assessment > > Oral presentation > > Written assessment > > Practical assessment > > Project work > > Examination or testing > > Online assessment BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS National code: BCS03 Start dates: February and July 3 years 6 years This course has majors in networking, cloud computing and virtualisation. It draws on fundamental studies in computer hardware and software, networking, virtualisation, operating systems, network security, emerging computer technologies, programming for web applications, business and communication skills and entrepreneurship and innovations skills. Box Hill Institute is a Cisco Training Centre for AsiaPac and the course may lead to certifications in Cisco (CCNA and CCNP), Linux LPI, Microsoft (MCTS), VMWare VCP. The networking major includes further topics such as Cisco Academy CCNP. The cloud computing and virtualisation stream will include desktop, applications and data virtualisation, with courseware from NetApp, EMC, Citrix and VMWare. This course is government accredited and has national recognition and is accredited by the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA). Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include computer networking engineer, internet/intranet network administrator, network analyst, network design engineer, network capacity planner and network solutions architect. This course enables you to further your studies and pursue higher education programs at other tertiary organisations. You must have successfully completed VCE, with a study score of at least 20 in maths (any) and 20 in English (any). If you do not meet the above criteria you must present evidence of current employment or experience in the ICT industry together with evidence of your ability to meet the demands of the program and you must be 21 years or older by 1 January in the year you commence study. For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au Information Technology and Services 1

4 INFO TECH, NETWORKING AND GAMES DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS National code: ADBC3 Start dates: February and July 2 years 4 6 years GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF VIRTUALISATION TECHNOLOGIES National code: 10180NAT Start dates: You can enrol throughout the year How to enrol: Direct entry GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF NETWORK SECURITY National code: GDNS1 Start dates: February and July How to enrol: Direct entry This is a 2 year associate degree with majors in networking, cloud computing and virtualisation. It draws on fundamental studies in; computer hardware and software, networking, virtualisation, operating systems, network security, emerging computer technologies, programming for web applications, business and communication skills and entrepreneurship and innovations skills. Box Hill Institute is a Cisco Training Centre for AsiaPac and the course may lead to certifications in Cisco CCNA and may also lead to other certifications such as Linux LPI, Microsoft (MCTS), VMWare VCP. The networking major will include further topics including Cisco Academy CCNP. The cloud computing and virtualisation stream will include desktop, applications and data virtualisation, with courseware from EMC and Citrix as well as from VMWare. This degree will train you in the following vendor certifications; Cisco (CCNA, CCNP), VMWare (VCP), EMC (EMCISA), Citrix (CCA), Microsoft (MCTS) and Linux Professional (LPIC). This course is government accredited and has national recognition and is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). This course may provide you with employment opportunities such as; computer networking associate, internet or intranet network administrator, network professional or analyst or a junior network design engineer. You may progress into the Bachelor of Computer Systems (Networking) or similar courses at other higher education organisations. You must have successfully completed VCE, with a study score of at least 20 in maths (any) and 20 in English (any). If you do not meet the above criteria you must present evidence of current employment or experience in the ICT industry together with evidence of your ability to meet the demands of the program and you must be 21 years or more by 1 January in the year you commence study. This course is designed to build up your industry certified skills within an academic framework. Professionals in the ICT industry are faced with a variety of technologies and the need to build up a portfolio of skills recognised by employers. This course supplies this portfolio within a formal course leading to a Graduate Diploma. Individual modules include courseware from the Cisco Academy, VMware, NetApp, Citrix and Cloudera and the course fee includes industry certification exams. This course is accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). Graduates of this course may find employment as Network Engineer and Planner, Big Data Analyst, Data Centre Designer and Administrator, Database and Virtual Database Administrator, Enterprise Systems Administrator and or Virtual Systems Administrators. This course may prepare you for further postgraduate studies in the ICT field. Candidates may enter this course through a number of entry points demonstrating the potential to undertake study at a graduate level, including: > > a relevant Graduate Certificate or Advanced Diploma together with significant relevant vocational practice; > > a relevant Bachelor degree > > other higher education qualification, often with relevant vocational practice > > relevant extensive vocational practice, without formal qualification Timetable > > Part time 2 years (2 days per week) Selection method > > By interview This is a new degree addressing critical business needs in network security. Every business has a network presence, which exposes it to both deliberate and inadvertent attacks. This unique course develops networking and security theory and skills to secure the corporate network against threats. You will gain hands-on experience taught by industry certified professionals using stateof-the-art equipment. The degree includes courseware by (ISC)2 and the Cisco Academy and can additionally lead to industry qualifications. This course is designed for students who hold a Bachelor degree in any discipline. The first year includes topics in general security using the (ISC)2 SSCP Common Body of Knowledge, and in fundamental networking using the Cisco Academy CCNA program. System and application security and hardening are also covered. This course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). Graduates will find employment in key senior roles such as ICT security manager, security analyst, network security engineer, network engineer, security consultant, security engineer, ICT audit manager, security assurance manager, security specialist, security and risk analyst. You may be eligible to progress into the second year of the Master of Network Security degree. You must have successfully completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline. Timetable > > Part time 2 years (2 days per week) Selection method > > Assessment of application Course assessment > > Oral presentation > > Written assessment > > Practical assessment > > Project work > > Examination or testing > > Online assessment 2 Information Technology and Services For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au

5 ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF NETWORK SECURITY National code: ICA60211 Start date: February Location: Online This online course will give you high-level security management and design skills for work in a range of areas. Develop your skills in project management risk analysis, and security control and perimeter design. During this course you will learn how to ensure website, network and operational security, manage websites and servers and build highly secure firewalls. This course will also teach you to identify technical security requirements, prepare security risk management plans and undertake complex design briefs. This course aligns informally with the CISSP vendor qualification. This course is government accredited and has national recognition and is accredited by the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA). Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include e-security specialist, ICT security specialist, IT security administrator, IT security analyst, IT security specialist systems/network administrator, network security analyst and many more. See the website for further employment opportunities. This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a range of ICT fields at diploma level. The qualification has a strong core ICT base sharing the same core competencies as several other IT qualifications of the same level. Depending on the stream chosen, this qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Associate Diploma and Degree level. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent) or be mature age. See the website for further information. Start dates February (for VCE applicants and non IT experienced mature age entrants). For applicants with an IT Qualification and/ or prior IT skills and knowledge the course commences in February but part time study can commence at scheduled times during the academic year. ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY National code: ICA60511 Start dates: February. However students with current IT knowledge, skills and/or qualifications at Certificate IV or Diploma level can enrol and study selected units part time throughout the academic year. This course is designed to give you advanced skills in managing computers and computer networks. You will develop practical skills in computer maintenance, operating systems, network configuration and maintenance, interface design and internet working technologies. You will learn how to develop complex testing and evaluation features and diagnose faults in advanced systems. You will also learn how to provide technical leadership in the workplace and gain training in the following vendor certifications; Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Cisco Networking Technologies (INTRO), Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices (ICND), Wireless LAN for Field Engineers and Cisco Call Manager. You will also study (Linux+, and Net+), Microsoft (Certified Professional (MCP) Systems Administrator (MCSA), VMware (VCP) and Linux Administration. This course is government accredited and has Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include network administrator or coordinator, network engineer, enterprise systems administrator, systems developer, IT administrator or coordinator and many more. See the website for further employment opportunities. This qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Associate Diploma and Degree levels. Students who successfully complete this course and wish to progress into an Associate Degree in Computer Systems (Networking) or Bachelor of Computer Systems (Networking) may receive credit for eight subjects or the equivalent of 1 years duration. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. See the website for further entry requirements. ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY National code: ICA60511 Start date: February This course is designed to give you advanced skills in managing computers and computer networks. You will develop practical skills in computer maintenance, operating systems, network configuration and maintenance, interface design and internet working technologies. You will also learn how to provide technical leadership in the workplace and gain training in the following vendor certifications; Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Cisco Networking Technologies (INTRO), Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices (ICND), Wireless LAN for Field Engineers and Cisco Call Manager. You will also study (Linux+, and Net+), Microsoft (Certified Professional (MCP) Systems Administrator (MCSA), VMware (VCP) and Linux Administration. This course is government accredited and has Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include network administrator or coordinator, network engineer, enterprise systems administrator, systems developer, IT administrator or coordinator and many more. See the website for further employment opportunities. This qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Associate Diploma and Degree levels. Students who successfully complete this course and wish to progress into an Associate Degree in Computer Systems (Networking) or Bachelor of Computer Systems (Networking) will receive credit for eight subjects or the equivalent of 1 years duration. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. See the website for further entry requirements. Start dates February. However students with current IT knowledge, skills and/or qualifications at Certificate IV or Diploma level can enrol and study selected units part time throughout the academic year. For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au Information Technology and Services 3

6 INFO TECH, NETWORKING AND GAMES DEVELOPMENT DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION DIPLOMA OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT DIPLOMA OF WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT National code: ICA50311 Start date: June or sooner, Lilydale 1 year 2 4 years National code: ICA50711 Start dates: You can enrol throughout the year, Lilydale National code: ICA50611 Start dates: You can enrol throughout the year, Lilydale 1 year 2 4 years This course has been designed to build your IT knowledge and skills in the area of computer systems administration and network technologies for a medium to large business environment. You will be well suited to this course if you are interested in networking, routing and switching principles, computer operating systems, computer hardware, database development, cloud and virtualisation technologies, IT system and network security, IT services support, IT projects and IT systems administration. You may wish to commence studies at the Certificate IV in Information Technology or the Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology to ensure you have the underpinning knowledge and skills for Diploma level study. If you have already completed a Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology or a Certificate IV in Information Technology, or have demonstrated IT systems administration and networking skills you would be well suited to this qualification. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include network administrator, IT administrator, IT operations administrator, network services administrator and many more. See the website for further employment opportunities. This qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Advanced Diploma and Degree levels. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate Information Technology experience. This course immerses you into current industry software and web programming tools. You will develop practical skills used in designing and building enterprise databases, software and web applications, android applications, and addressing content management and versioning control. You will learn how to use software programming languages including: VB.NET, C#.NET, Java, Java Script, Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server, Wordpress, and Eclipse; and web technologies including: PHP, PHP Framework, CSS3, HTML5, Bootstrap 3+, JEE Java for the Web, JPA, ORM, JSP, and Servlets. Finally you will work with a team on a project to design, develop and present a software/web solution to meet an enterprise specification requirement. If you have already completed a Certificate IV in Information Technology, or have demonstrated software and website development programming skills you would be well suited to this qualification. You may also opt to study a dual qualification with the Diploma of Website Development. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include analyst programmer, program developer, assistant software applications programmer and many more. See the website for further employment opportunities. This qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Advanced Diploma and Degree levels. You must have successfully completed VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate information technology experience. If you do not have a certificate IV qualification in IT or ICT or relevant IT, knowledge and skills you will be required to commence your studies at the Certificate IV in Information Technology. This course immerses you into current industry web and software programming tools. You will develop practical skills used in designing and building enterprise databases, software and web applications, android applications, and addressing content management and versioning control. You will learn how to use web technologies including: PHP, PHP Framework, CSS3, HTML5, Bootstrap 3+, JEE Java for the Web, JPA, ORM, JSP, and Servlets; and software programming languages including: VB.NET, C#.NET, Java, Java Script, Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server, Wordpress, and Eclipse. You may wish to begin studies at the Certificate IV in Information Technology level to ensure you have the underpinning knowledge and skills for Diploma level study. If you have already completed a Certificate IV in Information Technology, or have demonstrated software and website development programming skills you will be well suited to enrolling in this qualification. You also have the opportunity to study and complete a dual qualification in the Diploma of Software Development. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include web developer, web development manager, web programmer, website manager, webmaster, web administrator or internet developer. This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a range of ICT fields at Diploma level. The qualification has a strong core ICT base sharing the same core competencies as several other IT qualifications of the same level. Depending on the stream chosen, this qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Advanced Diploma and Degree levels. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. 4 Information Technology and Services For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au

7 DIPLOMA OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS National code: HECS3 Start dates: February and July DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING National code: ICA50411 Start dates: June (or earlier), Lilydale CERTIFICATE IV IN DIGITAL AND INTERACTIVE GAMES National code: ICA40911 Start date: February This course forms part of the Bachelor of Computer Systems course. It draws on fundamental studies in; computer hardware, software, networking, systems analysis and databases. Electives allow study of broader topics such as cloud computing, operating systems and programming for web applications. Box Hill Institute is a Cisco Training Centre for AsiaPac and the course may lead to certifications in Cisco CCNA and may also lead to other certifications. Improve your prospects of finding work as a computer networking associate, junior internet or intranet network administrator or junior network design engineer. This course is government accredited and has national recognition and is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). Improve your prospects of finding work as a computer networking associate, junior internet or intranet network administrator or junior network design engineer. This diploma articulates directly into the second year of the Bachelor of Computer Systems at Box Hill Institute. It also articulates into other Higher Education or University IT degrees. You must have successfully completed VCE, with a study score of at least 20 in maths (any) and 20 in English (any). Additional consideration will be given for achievement in physics, chemistry, systems and technology, technological design and development and/or mathematics methods. If you do not meet the above criteria you must present evidence of current employment or experience in the ICT industry together with evidence of your ability to meet the demands of the program and you must be 21 years or older by 1 January in the year you commence study. This course has been designed to build your Information Technology knowledge and skills in the area of computer systems administration and network technologies for a medium to large business environment. This course will suit you if you are interested in networking, routing and switching principles, wireless and voice networks, computer operating systems, computer hardware, database development, cloud and virtualisation technologies, IT service support, IT system security, IT projects and IT systems administration. You may wish to commence studies at the Certificate IV in Information Technology or the Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology to ensure you have the underpinning knowledge and skills for Diploma level study. If you have already completed a Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology or a Certificate IV in Information Technology, or have demonstrated IT systems administration and networking skills would be well suited to this qualification. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include network administrator, IT administrator, IT operations administrator, network services administrator, network support coordinator, network operations analyst, network security coordinator or Network e-business coordinator. Depending on the stream chosen, this qualification offers pathways into a number of IT qualifications at Advanced Diploma and Degree levels. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate information technology experience. Have you recently completed Years 11 or 12 and want to enter the exciting and highly rewarding field of video game design? This course allows you to work in both the programming and art stream, two distinctly different disciplines within the field of game design. This unique approach gives you first hand insight into each discipline, and what is required to succeed in this exciting industry. The pathway developed in this program will allow you to choose one of these areas of study in the Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games. You will study 3 core areas over two semesters Art, Programming and Project. See the website for more detailed information regarding the course structure. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include support 2-D/3-D artist, assistant animator, assistant designer, support games developer, assistant graphic/media designer, interaction media developer, support digital media developer or assistant PC games programmer. This program has been designed as a bridging program to support entry into Diploma and Degree courses in games development, animation, graphic design and marketing. Successful completion will provide you with appropriate skills and a portfolio of work that can be used to support applications for University courses. You must have successfully completed year 11 or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. Start dates February part time enrolments can occur at other periods during the year. For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au Information Technology and Services 5

8 KHALIL KHALIL ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Khalil Khalil came from Pakistan to study computing and information technology at Box Hill Institute. He chose Australia because of the country s reputation in education. He chose Melbourne because of its multicultural mix and background. I chose Box Hill Institute to study because of their reputation, the small class sizes and their links to industry. I was lucky to receive distinctions for my Certificate IV, and am now halfway into my Advanced Diploma, and I love it. My goal is to complete a Bachelor degree in computing at Box Hill Institute, gain industry experience and then return to home to help others because Pakistan is far behind in most kinds of information technology. While it is hard being away from family and friends, the friendly teachers and students at Box Hill Institute have made it easy to learn. The friendly teachers and students at Box Hill Institute have made it easy to learn. 6 Information Technology and Services For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au

9 INFO TECH, NETWORKING AND GAMES DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IV IN DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES National code: ICA40811 Start date: February CERTIFICATE IV IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY National code: ICA41011 Start dates: See below, Lilydale 1 year Up to 2 years CERTIFICATE IV IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY National code: ICA40111 Start dates: February and July, Lilydale Have you recently completed Years 11 or 12 and want to enter the exciting and highly rewarding field of video game design? This course allows you to work in both the programming and art stream, two distinctly different disciplines within the field of game design. This unique approach gives you first hand insight into each discipline, and what is required to succeed in this exciting industry. The pathway developed in this program will allow you to choose one of these areas of study in the Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games. You will study 3 core areas over two semesters: Art, Programming and Project. See the website for more detailed information regarding the course structure. After successful completion of this course you may gain employment in roles such as assistant animator, assistant designer, assistant digital media author, assistant digital media designer, assistant digital media developer, assistant digital media programmer, support digital media developer, assistant web designer, interaction media developer or support digital media development technician. This course has been designed to complement the dual qualification Certificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games. Graduates in either or both Certificate IV qualifications have the skills and knowledge to continue their studies in a Diploma or Degree program at a university in the areas of Game development, Animation, Marketing and Graphic design. You must have successfully completed year 11 or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. If you already have work experience, skills or knowledge in the area of animation and or programming you can attend an interview to identify part time enrolment options in individual subjects throughout the academic year. For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au This course is designed to give you help desk level skills in maintaining computers and computer networks. You will gain practical skills and experience in computer maintenance, operating systems, network configuration and maintenance, interface design and internet technologies. In stage two of the course you will commencing learning virtualisation and cloud technologies, undertake a workplace project and gain valuable workready skills in the Student Support Help Desk / IT Shop. You may also opt to study a dual qualification, with the Certificate IV in Information Technology. This second qualification can be studied simultaneously. This course is government accredited and has national recognition. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include network support administrator, network operations support, network operations technician, network technician, network support technician, level 1 help desk support or desktop deployment technician. See the website for further information. You may wish to progress into the Diploma of Information Technology Networking; Diploma of Information Technology Systems Administration or the Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Technology at Box Hill Institute or five other related Diploma of Information Technology courses. You may wish to continue your studies in networking by completing the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) and continue studying at Box Hill gaining credits into the Bachelor of Computer Systems (Networking). Students can also continue their studies in other related bachelor degrees at academic institutions throughout Australia. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. Start dates Full time: February and July Part time: Contact the Institute This course is designed to give you a broad experience in building information technology skills to work in a help desk environment, support program developers, or support network technicians in maintaining computer networks. You will gain practical skills and experience in computer maintenance, operating systems, network maintenance, website development, database design, programming, and virtualisation and cloud computing. In stage two of the course you will have the opportunity to decide whether you follow a networking and systems administration stream, or whether you follow a software programming and website development stream. All students have the opportunity to undertake a workplace project aligned with the study stream of their choice, and to gain valuable workready skills in the Student Support Help Desk / IT Shop. You may also opt to study a dual qualification, with the Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology. Possible job roles/titles relevant to this qualification include computer technician, customer support, customer support professional, information systems operator, PC support, systems administrator, systems support, technical support, user support technician or network operations technician. See the website for further information. You may wish to progress into the Diploma of Information Technology Systems Administration, Diploma of Software Development or the Diploma of Website Development at Box Hill Institute. Alternatively, you may wish to continue your studies in related Degree qualifications at alternative institutions such as Deakin University. You must have successfully completed your VCE (or equivalent), or be a mature age applicant with appropriate experience. Information Technology and Services 7

10 INFO TECH, NETWORKING AND GAMES DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IV IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE III IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE III IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS National code: ICT40210 Start dates: February (full time) Part time can commence at any stage National code: ICA30111 Start dates: You can enrol throughout the year How to enrol: Direct entry, Melbourne City, Lilydale, Secondary school, Workplace 6 18 months National code: ICT30213 Start dates: You can enrol throughout the year How to enrol: VTAC entry Direct entry (mature age applicants) Location: Workplace 6 months available This course will give you the skills and knowledge to gain a technician role with a range of telecommunications responsibilities who can install and maintain enterprise network in emerging and converging technologies, internet protocol (IP) based network telecommunications equipment, IP network in home networks and small and medium enterprises and assess installation requirements of converging voice, video and data IP networks. You will also gain skills and knowledge for entry to the industry with electives focusing in Cabling, Telecommunications engineering networks, Broadband and wireless networks. Together with the NBN roll out, the Certificate IV in Telecommunications Network Engineering will be in demand nationally. This qualification skills a person to become a telecommunications network technician. Telecommunications network engineering involves the installation and maintanence of enterprise networks and the integration of emerging telecommunications technologies. See the website for further employment opportunities. Pathways to Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Bachelor of Computer Systems are available at Box Hill Institute. You must have successfully completed Year 12 of education, or have equivalent workplace skills, experience and knowledge. Selection method > > Assessment of application Course assessment > > Oral presentation > > Written assessment > > Practical assessment > > Project work > > Examination or testing > > Online assessment If you are looking to start a career in ICT then this course is a great starting point. This qualification helps develop skills in information and communications technology, including working with business documentation, installing operating system software and running standard diagnostic tests. If you are still studying at school and interested in animation skills and the computer games industry, then contact Box Hill Institute to ask about the Lightmare Traineeship Program. Students who successfully complete the traineeship gain credit towards their VCE ATAR outcomes. This course is government accredited and has national recognition and is accredited by the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA). After successful completion you will be suited to employment opportunities at entry-level information and communications technology roles, office administration, office worker or junior technician. After successful completion you may progress to the Certificate IV in Information Technology. You may also choose to enrol in a Diploma or Degree level qualification. If you choose to do the School Based Traineeship program with Lightmare Studios you may choose to continue your studies in game design or animation at Certifcate IV, Diploma or Degree Level. If you are seeking to do the Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology Traineeship, you must be registered with an Australian Apprenticeship Centre and have a training contract with an employer. If you are seeking to do a Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology Lightmare Studios Traineeship, contact the Institute. Timetable > > Work based traineeship 18 months. > > Lightmare Studios school based traineeship: part time 6 months (1 day per week) This course is designed to prepare you for the role of an operator in the telecommunications industry who can apply a broad range of competencies using a defined range of skills, where some discretion and judgement is required. Box Hill Institute supports employers seeking to engage a student in a Telecommunications Traineeship. This traineeship will provide you with have skills to be involved in the selection, installation and configuration of equipment in converging technologies that integrate radio, optical and internet protocol (IP) based applications. This traineeship is aimed at meeting the NBN roles of Fibre Installer and Splicer. You will learn skills in ribbon fibre cable splicing and terminating and in using optical and RF measuring instruments. The requirements of ACMA Open rule are met. Electrical skills, network equipment installation and the use of hand and power tools are learned as well as OHS and sustainability practices. The National Broadband Network rollout is expected to create demand for fibre optical skills in a number of roles. Job roles and titles vary across different sectors of the industry. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include NBN Fibre Installer, NBN Splicer, Telecommunications, Network Equipment Installer, Telecommunications Voice and Data Equipment Installer, IP Based Security Alarms Installer, Telecommunications Equipment Operator or Telecommunications Tradesperson. This course may lead you to a Certificate IV, Diploma or Advanced Diploma in Telecommunications. 8 Information Technology and Services For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au

11 CERTIFICATE I IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY National code: ICA10111 Start dates: You can enrol throughout the year How to enrol: Direct entry Location: Your home, Workplace Self-paced This qualification will provide you with basic skills and knowledge in information technology, digital communication skills and familiarity with social media. You will gain the confidence needed to work with new digital media technologies. If you lack confidence in using computers, this course will support you in building your computer skills. During this course you will learn how to perform basic ICT functions using a personal computer and engage in fundamental online activities including how to use, communicate and securely search the internet. Operating spreadsheet applications, building strong word processing skills and working with presentation packages is also covered as part of this qualification. national recognition and is accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to confidently use a computer, its applications, search the internet and work with digital technologies and devices. This qualification can complement other career qualifications by validating you have up to date Computer Technology skills to work effectively in a business or office environment. You may find work in junior ICT support roles such as PC and server installation and support, programming, web page design or games development. This Certificate I level qualification builds basic IT skills to support further study in ICT at higher qualification levels. After successful completion of this course you could progress directly to a Certificate II, III or IV Information Technology qualification. Open to any applicant seeking to build IT skills, knowledge and confidence when working with computers. For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au Information Technology and Services 9

12 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SHORT COURSES COMPUTER APPLICATIONS DATABASE DESIGN AND SQL LEARN HOW TO CREATE AND MANAGE DATABASES This course starts you with learning the basic concepts and skills of designing a database and managing it using Oracle SQL. The training is aimed at people who want to learn the basics of database design and working with SQL to create ad hoc reports. Familiarity with SQL is not necessary. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT JAVA PROGRAMMING: ADVANCED CISCO SPECIALISATIONS CCNA VOICE Learn basic IP telephony installation, configuration, and maintenance skills in a hands-on lab based environment. Course content aligns with the Cisco IIUC Implementing Cisco IOS Unified Communications exam, which is associated with the CCNA Voice certification. Also covers the first half of the requirements for the Cisco IP Communications Express Specialist Certification. CISCO SYSTEMS NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM CCNA SECURITY CCNP SWITCH: IMPLEMENTING IP SWITCHING Learn how to implement, monitor, and maintain switching in converged enterprise campus networks. You will learn how to plan, configure, and verify the implementation of complex enterprise switching solutions. The course also covers the secure integration of VLANs, WLANs, voice, and video into campus networks. Comprehensive labs emphasise hands-on learning and practice to reinforce configuration skills. CCNP TSHOOT: MAINTAINING AND TROUBLESHOOTING IP Revision of OOP concepts, Working with Java classes; Math, until, text, Date Arrays Collections; Lists, Maps (hash tables) Inheritance and Polymorphism, GUI Application project using and extending the elements outlined above. JAVA PROGRAMMING: INTRODUCTION This introductory program enables you to harness the power of Java whether you re developing web applications, games, interfacing to databases or creating animations. Prepare for the Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (IINS) certification exam ( ), leading to the CCNA Security certification. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for entry-level security specialist careers. This course is a handson, career-oriented e-learning solution that emphasises practical experience. CCNA Security is a blended curriculum with both online and classroom learning. CCNP ROUTE: IMPLEMENTING IP ROUTING Learn how to monitor and maintain complex, enterprise routed and switched IP networks. Skills learned include the planning and execution of regular network maintenance, as well as support and troubleshooting using technology-based processes and best practices, based on systematic and industry recognised approaches. Extensive labs emphasise hands-on learning and practice to reinforce troubleshooting techniques. This exam maps to the TSHOOT exam. CISCO CCNA1 The CCNA 5.0 introduction to networking courses introduces the architecture, structure, functions, components, and models of the internet and other computer networks. The principles and structure of IP addressing and the fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, Learn how to implement, monitor, and media, and operations are introduced to maintain routing services in an enterprise provide a foundation for the curriculum. By network. You will learn how to plan, configure, the end of either course, students will be and verify the implementation of complex able to build simple LANs, perform basic enterprise LAN and WAN routing solutions, configurations for routers and switches, and using a range of routing protocols in IPv4 and implement IP addressing schemes. IPv6 environments. The course also covers the configuration of secure routing solutions to support branch offices and mobile workers. Comprehensive labs emphasize hands-on learning and practice to reinforce configuration skills. 10 Information Technology and Services For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au

13 CISCO CCNA2 VIRTUALISATION TECHNOLOGY CITRIX XEN APP BASIC ADMINISTRATION VMWARE VSPHERE INSTALL, CONFIGURE, MANAGE This course describes the architecture, components, and operations of routers and switches in a small network. Students learn how to configure a router and a switch for basic functionality. By the end of this course, students will be able to configure and troubleshoot routers and switches and resolve common issues with RIPv1, RIPv2, single-area and multi-area OSPF, virtual LANs, and inter-vlan routing in both IPv4 and IPv6 networks. CISCO CCNA3 This course describes the architecture, components, and operations of routers and switches in a larger and more complex network. Students learn how to configure routers and switches for advanced functionality. By the end of this course, students will be able to configure and troubleshoot routers and switches and resolve common issues with OSPF, EIGRP, STP, and VTP in both IPv4 and IPv6 networks. Students will also develop the knowledge and skills needed to implement DHCP and DNS operations in a network. CISCO CCNA4 This course discusses the WAN technologies and network services required by converged applications in a complex network. The course enables students to understand the selection criteria of network devices and WAN technologies to meet network requirements. Students learn how to troubleshoot and resolve common issues with data link protocols. Students will also develop the knowledge and skills needed to implement Network Address Translation (NAT), IPSec, and virtual private network (VPN) operations in a complex network. The Basic Administration for Citrix XenApp 6 course covers basic architecture, installation, configuration, and management of a XenApp environment. IT Technicians that complete this course will be able to identify the components that comprise XenApp 6, install XenApp 6 components and plug-ins, configure published resources, policies, administrative privileges, Web Interface settings, printers, streamed applications, and manage licenses, the user experience, security requirements, and more using administrative consoles and tools. You will gain hands-on administrative experience with Citrix XenApp 6 by performing tasks in a virtual lab environment. CITRIX XEN DESKTOP ADMINISTRATION The course delivers a hands-on administrative experience with XenDesktop 5 by performing tasks in a virtual lab environment. The Citrix XenDesktop 5 Administration course covers desktop delivery models, XenDesktop proofof-concept and production environments configuration, virtual desktop assignment, user experience customisation through policies, single-image desktop management through provisioning services, virtual machine hosting on a client device using Citrix XenClient, and introduction to the new features included in Citrix XenDesktop version 5.5. This hands-on training course explores installation, configuration and management of VMware vsphere, which consists of ESXi and vcenter Server. The course is based on ESXi 5.5 and vcenter Server 5.5. Completion of this course satisfies as a prerequisite to take the VMware Certified Professional VCP5- DCV5x exam. MICROSOFT ON-LINE ELEARNING COURSES CONFIGURING AND TROUBLESHOOTING A WINDOWS SERVER 2008 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE (ON-LINE) at home at their own pace. The courses consist of 20 hours of Microsoft Official This course, when combined with the elearning course collection Fundamentals of a Windows Server 2008 Network, provides preparatory training for the following Microsoft certification Exam : TS: Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure, Configuring. For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au Information Technology and Services 11

14 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SHORT COURSES CONFIGURING AND TROUBLESHOOTING INTERNET SERVICES 7.0 IN WINDOWS SERVER 2008 (ON-LINE) MICROSOFT EXCEL CORE TRAINING (ON-LINE) MICROSOFT POWERPOINT CORE TRAINING (ON-LINE) at home at their own pace. The courses consist of 24 hours of Microsoft Official This course provides preparatory training for the following Microsoft certification exam(s). Exam TS: Transition from Windows Server 2003 MCSE to Windows Server 2008 Technology Specialist. Exam TS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Application Services. CONFIGURING WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ACTIVE DIRECTORY DOMAIN SERVICES (ON-LINE) at home at their own pace. The course consists of 20 hours of Microsoft Official This course when combined with the elearning course collection Fundamentals of Windows Server 2008 Active Directory provides preparatory training for the following Microsoft certification Exam : TS: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, Configuring. at home at their own pace. The courses consist of eight hours of Microsoft Official Core Training for Microsoft Excel 2007 This collection of online courses covers the core skills and knowledge you will need to get the most out of Microsoft Office Excel MICROSOFT ACCESS CORE TRAINING (ON-LINE) at home at their own pace. The courses consist of eight hours of Microsoft Official Collection 5263: Core Training for Microsoft Office Access 2007 This collection of online courses covers the core skills and knowledge you will need to get the most out of Microsoft Office Access at home at their own pace. The courses consist of eight hours of Microsoft Official Core Training for Microsoft Office PowerPoint This collection of online courses covers the core skills and knowledge you will need to get the most out of Microsoft Office PowerPoint MICROSOFT WORD CORE TRAINING (ON-LINE) at home at their own pace. The courses consist of eight hours of Microsoft Official Core Training for Microsoft Office Word This collection of online courses covers the core skills and knowledge you will need to get the most out of Microsoft Office Word Information Technology and Services For further course details visit boxhill.edu.au