
NDICT · Two years
The National Diploma in Information and Communication Technology is an advanced ICT programme designed to develop practical and technical skills in computing, programming, networking, databases, web technologies and systems administration.
The programme begins with ICT, computer applications, computer architecture, computational mathematics, internet technologies and web design. Students then progress to computer repair and maintenance, database planning and management, programming algorithms, data structures, Visual Basic and Java programming, operating systems, data communications and network and systems administration.
Industrial training, research methodology, practical projects and a final project allow students to apply their knowledge to real-world ICT challenges. The programme supports careers in ICT support, software development, networking, database administration, web development and systems administration.
26 modules across four semesters · 95 total credit units
| Module | Code | CU |
|---|---|---|
| Communication Skills & Humanities | TDCH111 | 3 |
| Introduction to Information & Communication Technology | TDIT111 | 4 |
| Computational Mathematics | TDIT112 | 4 |
| Computer Applications | TDIT113 | 4 |
| Computer Architecture | TDIT114 | 4 |
| Internet Technologies & Web Design | TDIT115 | 3 |