ICT50220
Diploma of Information Technology

You must finish the following competency units to meet this qualification’s requirements.

BSBXCS402

Promote best practices and understanding of workplace cybersecurity

The knowledge and abilities needed to promote cyber security in a workplace are described in this unit. It pertains to individuals working in a wide range of industries which, as part of their duties, support organisational policies, practises, and initiatives that advance cyber security.

BSBCRT512

Create and expand upon concepts

The knowledge and abilities needed to develop concepts for goods, programmes, processes, or services to an operational level are described in this section. People who create concepts for any type of corporate or civic activity or procedure are covered by this class. This could involve marketing and advertising, employee training initiatives, communications and information technology systems, radio and television shows, and entertainment activities. These people exercise great autonomy while working cooperatively to develop ideas and polish concepts.

ICTICT532

Apply IP, ethics, and privacy in ICT contexts

In dealing with stakeholders in an information and communications technology (ICT) environment, this unit describes the knowledge and skills necessary to uphold professional and ethical conduct and ensure that stakeholders’ personal information is handled confidentially and professionally. It pertains to ICT staff gathering data to establish the organisation’s code of ethics, safeguard privacy regulations, and maintain system security.

BSBXTW401

Organise and direct a team

The information and abilities needed to effectively lead and manage a team in the workplace, regardless of the industry, are covered in this unit. This section emphasises the teamwork skills necessary for team leaders or supervisor-level (depending on the organisational structure) personnel with accountability for others or teams.

ICTICT517

Match the organisation’s strategic direction with its ICT demands.

This category outlines the abilities and expertise needed to guarantee that information and communications technology (ICT) systems and products align with the organisational strategy. It applies to those whose duties might include enhancing, analysing, procuring, supporting, and sustaining ICT for organisations. No legal, regulatory, or certification criteria were applied to this unit at the time of publication.

ICTSAS527

Address client issues

The knowledge and abilities needed to collaborate with customers to manage and solve issues in an information and communications technology (ICT) environment are described in this unit. It pertains to those who help clients support, manage, and solve problems using their advanced technical and specialised knowledge.

ICTICT435

Put together technical documents.

The competencies and information necessary to produce technical documentation that is easy to read, comprehend, and apply are covered in this unit. It pertains to people who produce technical support papers for information and communications technology (ICT)-related work as technical writers, designers, developers, and support workers.

ICTCYS407

Collect, evaluate, and analyse threat information

The abilities and knowledge necessary to compile data from multiple sources, analyse it, and interpret it for threats, contradictions, and discrepancies are covered in this subject. It applies to those who collect logs from devices, examines anomalies, and take appropriate action in information technology security, including network and security specialists. These people are in charge of defending against and stopping cyberattacks that target data across all corporate operations and in any sector.

ICTWEB514

Construct dynamic websites

The abilities and knowledge necessary to create server-side and client-side content for web pages are covered in this unit. It pertains to those who work as web developers because they are in charge of making dynamic sites that allow for user-website interaction. When creating the user interface for a website, they apply highly developed technical and analytical skills.

ICTWEB513

Build dynamic websites.

The abilities and information necessary to evaluate and create websites that adhere to technical specifications are covered in this section. It applies to those involved in the study, design, implementation, and testing of websites, such as web developers.

ICTNWK420

Configure and install virtual machines

The purpose of this unit is to provide a more sustainable information and communications technology (ICT) environment by describing the skills and expertise needed to create and apply virtualisation technologies. It relates to using virtual computers to promote sustainability in an organisation’s network area.

ICTSAS518

Install and upgrade operating systems

The knowledge and abilities needed to update, install, and maintain existing operating systems (OS) in a medium- to large-sized organisation are covered in this unit. In addition, it applies to people who carry out intricate support activities using their technical and specialised skills.

ICTNWK540

Create, construct, and evaluate network servers

The knowledge and abilities needed to design, deploy, and test servers in intricate network environments are covered in this course. It pertains to people who work in network engineering, systems engineering, or related fields. It is expected to design and build network servers in a challenging computing environment for medium- to large-sized businesses.

ICTNWK529

Set up and maintain sophisticated ICT networks

The knowledge and abilities needed to set up and maintain information and communications technology (ICT) networks throughout an entire organisation are covered in this unit. It applies to people with exceptional ICT skills who work as senior networking staff and ensure an organisation’s viability by utilising virtualisation technologies in sophisticated computing environments found in medium- to large-sized businesses to offer network services and resources.

ICTSAS524

Create, carry out, and assess an incident response strategy.

The abilities and information necessary to create and carry out an incident response plan are covered in this unit. If the incident response plan’s outcomes impact the organisation’s mission, they must be assessed. It applies to people with extensive system administration and support tasks using advanced technical abilities and specialised knowledge.

ICTSAS526

Examine and revise your catastrophe recovery and emergency strategies.

This course outlines the knowledge and abilities needed to conduct risk analysis, disaster recovery, contingency planning, and analyse of the system’s impact on the organisation. It pertains to those who use a variety of higher-level technical abilities and methodical problem-solving techniques in sectors relating to information and communications technology (ICT).

ICTCLD401

Set up cloud services.

This course explains the abilities and knowledge needed to set up fundamental cloud services like computing, storage, databases, and autoscaling by workload and business requirements. The course applies to anyone working to implement cloud computing solutions for a business, including architects, developers, and engineers who use cloud services.

ICTICT443

Collaboration is key in the ICT sector.

This subject explains the abilities needed to collaborate in online Information and Communications Technology (ICT) team environments to accomplish organisational goals. It entails participating in team activities, exchanging knowledge and skills, contributing to team performance and competence, and supporting team members. It applies to everyone who participates in teams that use several technologies to finish a project.

BSBXCS404

Participate in the management of cyber security risks.

The information and abilities needed to contribute to cyber security risk management are covered in this course, including helping to create and oversee related risk management plans. It applies to people in various professions and sectors collaborating with technical professionals to create risk-management plans for cyber security.

BSBPEF402

Establish your work priorities.

The knowledge and abilities needed to organise and prioritise your work activities are covered in this subject. It also discusses monitoring and getting feedback on one’s performance at work. The unit applies to people who create work schedules and plans and set priorities for their tasks. Typically, they will have some accountability for the work of others and some degree of independence in their function.