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TVET Diploma in Information Technology (Networking)

1-Year Programme • Data Communication • Local Area Networks • Wide Area Networks • Network Architecture

1 Year Programme Duration
12 Units Course Units Listed
384 Hours Total Contact Hours
Programme Description

The TVET Diploma in Information Technology (Networking) introduces students to the principles of data communication, network protocols, communication media and network architecture. Students explore how data is transmitted between computer systems and how communication protocols support reliable information exchange.

The programme also covers local area networks (LANs), networking devices, transport protocols, wide area networks (WANs), digital electronics and measuring instruments. Elective units in Logistics Management and Accounting for Payroll provide additional business-related knowledge relevant to technology and workplace environments.

Programme Focus: Data communication, network protocols, transmission media, LAN and WAN technologies, networking devices, network architecture, digital electronics and practical networking foundations.
Programme Objectives

Upon successful completion of the listed course units, students should be able to:

  • Explain the fundamental principles of data communication.
  • Identify data transmission methods and communication media.
  • Describe network protocols and layered network architecture.
  • Explain data-link control, transport protocols and network-layer functions.
  • Describe the purpose and operation of local area networks.
  • Identify common networking devices and explain their functions.
  • Explain the principles and architecture of wide area networks.
  • Describe the relationship between digital electronics and networking equipment.
  • Recognise the role of measuring instruments in technical environments.
  • Relate networking concepts to practical information technology environments.
  • Develop supporting business knowledge through the listed elective units.

Year One — Semester One

6 Course Units • Basics of Data Communication • Logistics Management is listed as an elective

NO. COURSE CODE COURSE UNIT UNIT TYPE CONTACT HOURS
1 DN511 Data Transmission & Media Core Unit – Diploma 32
2 DN512 Protocols and Architecture Core Unit – Diploma 32
3 DN513 Data Link Control and Protocol & Transport Protocol Core Unit – Diploma 32
4 DN514 Network Layer and Upper Layer Core Unit – Diploma 32
5 DN515 Logistics Management (Elective) Elective Unit – Diploma 32
6 DCFF512 Course title to be confirmed Core Unit – Diploma 32
SEMESTER ONE TOTAL CONTACT HOURS 192
Semester One Total: 6 listed course units • 192 contact hours • 32 hours per unit. The supplied code DCFF512 does not have a clearly matching course title in the provided list.

Year One — Semester Two

6 Course Units • Local Area Networks • Networking Devices • Wide Area Networks

NO. COURSE CODE COURSE UNIT UNIT TYPE CONTACT HOURS
1 DN521 Networking Devices Core Unit – Diploma 32
2 DN522 Transport Protocol Core Unit – Diploma 32
3 DN523 Wide Area Network & Network Architecture Core Unit – Diploma 32
4 DN524 Digital Electronics & Measuring Instrument Core Unit – Diploma 32
5 DN525 Accounting for Payroll (Elective) Elective Unit – Diploma 32
6 DA514 Course title to be confirmed Core Unit – Diploma 32
SEMESTER TWO TOTAL CONTACT HOURS 192
Semester Two Total: 6 listed course units • 192 contact hours • 32 hours per unit. The supplied code DA514 does not have a clearly matching course title in the provided list.

Programme Summary

TVET Diploma in Information Technology (Networking)

Programme Duration: 1 Year

Semester One: 6 units • 192 contact hours

Semester Two: 6 units • 192 contact hours

12 Listed Course Units • 384 Total Contact Hours

Each listed course unit is assigned 32 contact hours. Confirm the two unmatched course titles and codes against the official curriculum before publication.

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