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ICA50505 - Diploma of Information Technology (Database Design and Development)	PDF
CRICOS 059412D

Core Units:
ICAA5046B	Model preferred system solutions
ICAA5154B	Model data processes
BSBPM505A	Manage project quality
PSPPM502B	Manage complex projects
ICAA5050B	Develop detailed component specifications from project specifications
ICAA5151B	Gather data to identify business requirements
ICAA5054B	Validate quality and completeness of system design specifications
ICAA5158B	Translate business needs into technical requirements
ICAP5039B	Match IT needs with the strategic direction of the enterprise
ICAA5056B	Prepare disaster recovery and contingency plans
ICAB5068B	Build using rapid application development
ICAS5102B	Establish and maintain client user liaison
ICAA5153B	Model data objects
ICAA5139B	Design a database
ICAS5202B	Ensure privacy for users

Elective Units:
ICAA4058B	Identify best-fit topology for a wide area network
ICAB5223B	Ensure privacy for users
ICAB4229B	Install and maintain valid authentication processes
ICAB5226B	Apply advanced object-oriented language skills

Aces Entry Requirements are:

• Being 18 years of age or over
• English Language proficiency equivalent to IELTS 5.5 or higher
• At Aces Centre we provide 12 week English course
• 9 pre-requisites units must be completed prior to commencement of this qualification
• Successful completion of 12 years of schooling or equivalent to the Australia Higher School Certificate (HSC)

Fees and Charges:
Students must enrol on a full-time 20 hrs per week basis. The qualification details for a Diploma in Information Technology are as follows: (Australian Dollars):

• Cost: $10,250 for the Diploma (74 weeks)
• Deposit: The students are asked to pay the tuition fees in full for each qualification preferably 3 months before the starting date.

Support Services:
Aces Centre will provide students with general advice on matters such as travel, accommodation, employment and personal welfare. In addition a comprehensive orientation will be under taken at the beginning of the students learning time, covering all concerns and issues related to studying at the Aces Centre. In addition, Aces Centre Club membership provides students with an economic means for accessing text books related to their course.

At the Orientation we discuss: The Policy and Procedure Handbook The Student Handbook Student Obligations Refund Policy How to resolve Complaints How the Aces Centre home page can assist you The Aces Centre Club

Aces Centre Club:
Aces Centre Club Membership is compulsory for students. The Club will provide students at the beginning of each term their main text books. Students may keep the book for the term or can purchase the book at a discounted price from Aces Centre Club. Every student needs to return each book in the same condition it has been given to him/her. If the book is damaged or lost a penalty of $75 will be applied and deducted from the bond. The compulsory club membership cost is $750/annum that includes $150 for the bond. Students with no penalty will receive their bond money at the end of their education at Aces Centre.

Teaching Methods: The learning support strategies used by trainers at Aces Centre include: Classroom instructions (maximum of 12 students per class) Demonstrating procedures. Providing opportunities for ‘hands-on’ experience and practice. Ensuring individual support and advice to students. Encouraging students to work at their own pace.

Course Timetable:
The academic year at Aces Centre is divided into 4 terms every year. Each term is 13 weeks including breaks. Advanced Diploma of Information Technology is a 37 weeks course including 2 weeks break between each term. Students must attend full-time (20 hours per week) for the duration of the course. Students can enrol before the commencement of any of the following terms for Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security), if it is available:

A number of units within this qualification have prerequisites. These are detailed as follows. For HSC equivalent students with no background in IT the following 6 pre-requisites are delivered and assessed before delivering the actual unit. Students must demonstrate competency in the pre-requisites before starting the actual unit. Upon successful completion of these units a “Certificate of Attainment” will be issued.

The following units are prerequisites for this qualification as they contain the basic fundamentals of ICT knowledge and skills. For HSC equivalent students with no background in IT the following 9 pre-requisites are delivered and assessed before starting this qualification. Students must demonstrate competency in all these 9 units before starting this qualification. Upon successful completion of these units a “Certificate of Attainment” will be issued.

These 9 pre-requisite units are units, which are delivered in our ICA20105 Certificate II in Information Technology qualification. Our ICA20105 Certificate II in Information Technology qualification consists of 14 units, 9 of which are as listed above. These 9 units are offered in 9 weeks. The other 5 units of ICA20105 Certificate II in Information Technology are offered in the following 3 weeks before next term commences.

Students may enrol in our ICA20105 Certificate II in Information Technology qualification to achieve competency in these pre-requisite units, which is a requirement to commence ICA50505 Diploma of Information Technology (Database Design and Development). Alternatively student may choose to do these units through another RTO or show competency in these 9 units through Recognition of Prior Learning. Students are reminded that these 9 units are pre-requisites for ICA50505 Diploma of Information Technology (Database Design and Development) and you may not commence the course until the competency in these units have been demonstrated.

Assessment Methods:
Assessments are conducted in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the FNS04 Training Package and the Australian Quality Training Framework Standards for RTOs 2005. Assessments are competency based, which means that the outcomes of assessment are Competent or Not Yet Competent. At the Aces Centre assessments are:

• Valid: Assessment techniques actually assess what they claim to assess.
• Reliable: Assessment approaches provide consistent results every time.
• Fair: The same assessment is used for each learner or situation, while still being flexible.
• Flexible: Different types of assessments are used to assess the student – e.g. verbal, doing, question and answer.

Facilities:

• Fully resourced lecture room for classes of only 12 students
• Suitable laboratory designed to allocate one computer to each student during sessions
• Suitable Equipment
• Adequate acoustics, lighting and fully air-conditioned premises
• Amenities nearby for meal breaks
• Toilet Facilities on the same floor
• Accessible references and resources
• Access to the Aces Centre Club
• Suitable equipment and library resources

Access and Equity:
Aces Centre provides equal access to training delivery and assessment services for all students.
We are responsible for:

• recognising the cultural diversity of students
• ensuring equal treatment of students
• encouraging full participation and assisting all students to achieve course outcomes
• providing equal access to resources
• referring students with specific learning problems to appropriate agencies

Pathways/Articulation:
Successful completion of this qualification provides a pathway in to the Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Information Technology. Students may be able to receive exemptions from some subjects based on this qualification.

Assessment Validation Process:
For details on assessment validation process please refer to our Policy and Procedure handbooks and contact the office.

Job Roles: Appropriate database design with relevance to the organisation’s objectives can provide rapid access to information, achieve client satisfaction and provides an ability to change to meet new demands on the organisation. Possible job titles include: Business Intelligence/Data Warehousing Consultants CRM Database Designer Data Warehouse Trainer Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Manager Database Designer Database Developer Database Specialist Developer Senior Database Administrator Senior Project Manager – Data Warehousing CRM

Target Groups:
Participants in this program are 18 years of age or over with a minimum educational qualification of HSC or equivalent with IELTS 5.5 or equivalent. The prospects with other other qualifications and experience can contact us to discuss their interest and situation. The target audience includes domestic and overseas students.

Industry Consultation:
The Delivery and Assessment Strategies developed for this program have been designed and developed in consultation with epresentatives from industry. The following industry consultants have been used:

• ACPET recommended consultant
• AQTF consultants
• IT consultant from NSW Department of Education
• IT industry consultants
• IT industry teachers
• ICA05 Training Package developers
• Documentary evidence available on request