Diploma in
Information Technology (DIT)
A foundational IT course designed to build core computer and software skills. Ideal for students and professionals entering the tech field.
kEY mODULES
- Introduction to IT & Computers
- Operating Systems (Windows, Linux)
- Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Computer Networking Basics
- Introduction to Programming (C/C++ or Python)
- Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- IT Project & Final Assessment
Course Structure & Weekly Breakdown
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand what IT is and how it's used in daily life
- Learn basic hardware and software concepts
- Develop typing and file management skills
Topics Covered:
- Week 1: What is IT? History & Future Trends
- Week 2: Computer Components (CPU, RAM, HDD, I/O Devices)
- Week 3: Introduction to Software, Types (System vs Application)
- Week 4: File Organization, Folders, Keyboard Shortcuts, Typing Practice
Learning Outcomes:
- Operate Windows and Linux interfaces
- Use Microsoft Office applications professionally
Topics Covered:
- Week 5: Windows Interface, File Explorer, Task Manager
- Week 6: Linux Basics, Terminal Commands, File Permissions
- Week 7: MS Word – Document Creation, Formatting, Templates
- Week 8: MS Excel – Formulas, Charts, Functions, Data Entry
Mini Project: Create a CV in MS Word and Budget Sheet in Excel
Learning Outcomes:
- Create professional presentations
- Use the internet securely and effectively
Topics Covered:
- Week 9: MS PowerPoint – Slides, Animations, Transitions
- Week 10: Advanced PowerPoint – Design Templates, Presentations
- Week 11: Introduction to the Internet, Browsers, Emails
- Week 12: Cloud Storage (Google Drive), Online Safety, Cybersecurity Basics
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand networking concepts and terminologies
- Set up a basic LAN or home network
Topics Covered:
- Week 13: What is a Network? LAN, WAN, MAN
- Week 14: Network Devices – Router, Switch, Modem, IP Addressing
- Week 15: Wi-Fi Setup, Basic Troubleshooting
- Week 16: Network Security – Firewalls, Antivirus, VPNs
Mini Lab: Create a simple network diagram & configure router settings
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand logic-building through programming
- Write simple programs for calculations, conditions, and loops
Topics Covered:
- Week 17: Introduction to Programming, IDEs, Syntax
- Week 18: Variables, Data Types, Operators, Input/Output
- Week 19: Conditional Statements, Loops (For, While)
Week 20: Functions, Arrays (or Lists), Simple Programs
Mini Project: Create a calculator or student grade system
Learning Outcomes:
- Design simple web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Work on a real-world IT project
Topics Covered:
- Week 21: HTML – Page Structure, Headings, Tables, Forms
- Week 22: CSS – Styling, Layout, Colors, Fonts
- Week 23: JavaScript Basics – Alerts, Variables, Events
- Week 24: Final Project Submission & Presentation
Final Project Options:- Personal Portfolio Website
- Simple Inventory Management System
- Online Form with Validation
- Resume Website
Learning Outcomes at Completion
By the end of the course, students will:
- Have strong basic computer and software application skills
- Understand networking fundamentals
- Be able to code small programs or websites
- Gain hands-on experience through projects
- Be ready for entry-level IT positions or further education
Certification & Assessment
- Weekly Quizzes & Assignments
- Mid-Term Assessment (after Week 12)
- Final Project + Viva Presentation (Week 24)
- Certificate of Completion upon successful completion
- John Marconi
- October 2025
- 10:00AM - 12:00PM
- Available Seats: 30
- Credits: 6
Career Opportunities
- Computer Operator
- Junior Web Developer
- IT Support Assistant
- Network Technician
- Office Administrator (with IT skills)
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