The National Diploma in Computing Level 6 recognises a readiness for further study in computing and related fields at higher diploma or national degree level, as well as for employment in the computer industry.

People with this qualification have a general level of understanding about computer industry concepts and/or are able to work in areas of computing with medium technical complexity, for example administration of systems, or installation and repair of multi-user systems, or trainee programming.

The course is a natural progression from the National Diploma in Computing Level 5 course with credits gained in the level 5 course being used to meet the requirements of this qualification.

Course Structure

The qualification has a flexible structure to allow for changing requirements in the computer industry, and to provide learning programmes with a predominantly computing component but tailored to meet the needs of a wide range of industries.

The course consists of 240 credits at level 5 or above. Students will have gained 120 credits through satisfactory completion of the level 5 National Diploma in Computing Course.

The course is structured around course modules which will be studied over a 40 week period. Three hours per day is studied on campus. The rest of the time is self directed study based on and off campus to suit individual need and learning style.

Modules are based on approximately 7 week blocks. Some modules will consist of several blocks.

Course Content

• Network Administration
• System Design & Analysis
• Developing Mutimedia Applications
• Database Administration
• Programming Language
• Project Work

Facilities

Modern computer laboratories are available.

Course Entry Requirements

International students: IELTS 5.0
Students who do not have an IELTS 5.0 may be accepted subject to passing our English Language competency test.

New Zealand Students:
Completion of National Diploma in Computing Level 5

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