Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 6)

On successful completion of the programme graduates will be able to: demonstrate the knowledge, technical proficiency and expertise to provide user support to troubleshoot problems in an IT environment; demonstrate self-directed problem solving by being able to solve hardware and software problems in individual and team environments; demonstrate the technical proficiency and expertise in administration of computer desktop and networks environments; possess skills and strategies to be effective and adaptable in encompassing technological change; demonstrate an effective level of communication and interpersonal skills; apply practical knowledge to familiar and unfamiliar computing situations requiring critical reflection, analysis and problem solving; generate and evaluate a range of solutions for given technical issues

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