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International Advanced Diploma in Computing
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About Informatics Academy

The Informatics Academy has been institutionalized to ensure that its award, bearing the quality assurance mark, will be recognised and accepted by employers and universities for employment and transfer credit respectively.

The Informatics Academic Governance is the backbone on which the quality of our awards is judged. Collectively, the Academic Council interacts with the International Advisory Panel and thereby empowers Examination Council and Examination Board the authority to grant the Informatics Academy awards.

Represented by a group of respected and experienced academic leaders drawn from universities in the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States of America, each member of the International Advisory Panel brings with them a wide range of educational leadership and management experience. The Academic Council is responsible for the academic affairs for Institute of Information and Communication Technology, Institute of Business, Finance and Management, Institute of Engineering and Institute of Knowledge Economy.

You can get more information about the Informatics Academy from the following link: http://www.informaticsgroup.com/ia

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About NCC Education

Originally part of the National Computing Centre, NCC Education started offering IT qualifications in 1976 and from 1997 developed its Higher Education portfolio to include Foundation and Business programmes. With Accredited Partners in over 45 countries, five International Offices and Academic Managers worldwide, NCC Education employs the latest technologies for learning, assessment and support.

NCC Education qualifications range from ICT for schools to the International Degree Pathway in Business or IT. The programmes are recognised by universities, professional bodies and employers. Learners are able to upgrade their skills on professional development modular programmes or complete their University Degrees and Masters in their home country or in the UK.

Visit NCC Education official website: http://www.nccedu.com/

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About the Programme

The programme is designed to prepare students for practical work and to embark on a career in Computing, Information Technology or Network support environment or its related fields. Other areas of expertise that will be covered in this program are System Development, Advanced Programming & Networking.

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Benefits

  • A grasp of the fundamental principles, theories and concepts of computing and analysis of information sources;
  • Knowledge and understanding of the practice of designing code and documenting programmes, write programmes with common data structures and perform data manipulation;
  • The ability to use, appreciate and analytically interpret computing activities and relate them to underlying theoretical concepts for appropriate disciplines;
  • Ability to enhance educational and career prospects in the Information Technology areas of private and public enterprise
  • Receive knowledge of the technologies and methods relevant for creating and maintaining computing systems that support business data handling requirements of organisations

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Programme Structure

C2001
C2002
C2004
C2005
C2006
C2020
C2027
C2029

Systems Analysis & Design
Software Engineering
Discrete Mathematics
Object Oriented Programming in Java
Project : Systems Development
Computer Architecture and Data Communication
Information Management
Relational Database Design

C2001 Systems Analysis & Design

This unit provides an in-depth study of the various analysis techniques to build a computer based information system. Practical techniques and appropriate documentation of systems analysis will be taught. It also emphasises the importance of the human aspects of information systems.

  • Information modeling
  • Fact-finding techniques
  • Structured analysis development strategies
  • Prototyping
  • Structured design tools and techniques
  • User Interface
  • Designing systems controls
  • CASE


C2002 Software Engineering

This unit aims to build a broad-based foundation of the software aspects of computing environments. It also provides an understanding of software engineering approaches.

  • Principles of software engineering
  • Software life cycle
  • Formal methods
  • Software Quality Assurance Techniques

C2004 Discrete Mathematics

This unit aims to provide the students with a core of Mathematical terminology and concepts. Students will be required to apply their cognitive skills in logical problem solving and in making deductions.

  • Sets and logic
  • Combinatorics
  • Vectors and matrices
  • Relations and functions
  • Statistics

C2005 Object Oriented Programming in Java

This subject aims to provide student a strong foundation in Java Programming.

C2006 Project: Systems Development

The project aims to develop individual initiative, critical thinking and creative ability through a detailed study of some aspects of computer-based information systems. Participants will have to take part in all stages of analysis, design, programming, testing and implementation. Each participant must have clearly defined roles and tasks throughout the project life

C2020 Computer Architecture and Data Communication

This unit gives an overview of computer hardware data communication and networking technology. It attempts to inculcate in students the ability to demonstrate an understanding of computer architecture and data communication.

  • Characteristics and performance of contemporary computer equipment
  • Principles and implementation of instruction codes
  • Representation of storage and transmission data
  • Concepts of data communication, networking and their applications

C2027 Information Management

This module is aim to provide students skill of Information management.

C2029 Relational Database Design

This module aims to provide students with knowledge of designing of a relational database. Topics covered include:

  • Data Modelling
  • Schemas
  • Normalisation
  • Using different database keys
  • Generalisation hierarchies and integrity rules
  • DDL and DML

Entry Requirements

  • International Diploma in Computing from Informatics Academy
  • Other qualifications deemed suitable by Informatics Academy

Mature Entry

  • Above 25 years old with at least 5 years relevant working experience, CV must be provided
  • Exemptions may be granted for professional certifications attained at the discretion of Informatics Academy

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