Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security)

To be eligible to study this course, applicants must meet the following entry requirements:

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Have completed Year 12 or equivalent overseas study, or demonstrate relevant vocational or workplace experience
• Domestic learners must provide a Unique Student Identifier (USI); offshore learners (not on a student visa) are exempt

To successfully complete this course, you’ll need to:

• Have access to a computer/laptop with webcam, microphone, headset/speakers, reliable internet, and Microsoft Office (or equivalent)
• Maintain access to required technology and study resources
• Complete Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Skills (LLND) evaluation to identify any additional learning support needs

In the Advanced Diploma Of Information Technology (Cyber Security) course, the subjects students may study include:

Core Units

• BSBCRT611 – Apply critical thinking for complex problem solving

• BSBTWK502 – Manage team effectiveness

• BSBXCS402 – Promote workplace cyber security awareness and best practices

• ICTICT608 – Interact with clients on a business level

• ICTICT618 – Manage IP, ethics and privacy in ICT environments

• ICTSAD609 – Plan and monitor business analysis activities in an ICT environment

Elective Units

• ICTICT523 – Gather data to identify business requirements

• ICTCYS604 – Implement best practices for identity management

• ICTCYS606 – Evaluate an organisation’s compliance with cyber security standards and law

• ICTCYS608 – Perform cyber security risk assessments

• ICTCYS612 – Design and implement virtualised cyber security infrastructure for organisations

• ICTICT612 – Develop contracts and manage contract performance

• ICTICT614 – Identify and implement business innovation

• ICTICT615 – Implement knowledge management strategies

• ICTSAS602 – Implement change management processes

• ICTNWK540 – Design, build and test network servers