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Web design and IT Level 4 and 5

If you have a passion for computing and want to turn that into a career, consider this online diploma and progress to university.

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What you will learn

Below is an outline of the course material you will study:

Level 4, Unit 1: Computer systems and software

You’ll begin your course by developing your understanding if how hardware and software integrate together.

Level 4, Unit 2: Computer programming

You’ll become familiar with the various tools and techniques used in the designing, implementation, and testing of individual programs. You’ll also learn how these follow the system life cycle.

Level 4, Unit 3: Relational database systems

Take your understanding of database systems further and learn how to conduct data analysis and modelling.

Level 4, Unit 4: Software engineering

Gain an understanding of the need for software engineering and the methods and techniques used in this key practice.

Level 4, Unit 5: Systems analysis and design

This module provides an understanding of IS concepts and how they relate to the needs of the organisation’s processes and how information is conveyed.

Level 4, Unit 6: E-commerce applications

Learn the importance of e-commerce in today’s business world and identify aims and objectives associated with the implementation of this technology business-wide. You’ll also understand how these are developed from defining requirements.

Level 4, Unit 7: Human computer interaction

Understand and develop your knowledge of the principles and models of human-computer interaction. You’ll learn how to evaluate existing HCI design and its principles. From here, you’ll plan your own prototype multimedia user interface.

Level 4, Unit 8: IT and society

Examine the impact of technology on society and the trends that this creates. You’ll examine management issues and conflicts that may arise, factoring in principles of security and data management.

Level 4, Unit 9: Information systems theory and practice

Explore elements of project management and how these are applied in the successful implementation of specific IT projects.

Level 4, Unit 10: Management information systems

In this final Level 4 module, you’ll understand the concepts if information systems and how they support business requirements in terms of processing information and data.

Level 5, Unit 1: Technopreneurship

This first module introduces you to the characteristics of entrepreneurs and the skills they need to establish a new technology business. You’ll also cover topics such as planning, marketing, and finance.

Level 5, Unit 2: Network security

This module enables you to build your knowledge of network security issues and the processes involved in the detection and prevention of common security incidents.

Level 5, Unit 3: C#.NET Programming

You’ll be introduced to the concepts and principles of ASP.NET programming using C#. From here, you’ll be confident in creating dynamic web pages in using various programming techniques.

Level 5, Unit 4: System Administration

You’ll gain the knowledge you need for system administration, covering aspects including Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers, backup policies, application management, and other utilities and tools available to programmers.

Level 5, Unit 5: Content Management Systems

Develop your knowledge of content management systems (CMS) and how these are used in the creation of engaging digital content. From here, you’ll understand various CMS roles and how to carry out content migration activities as needed.

Level 5, Unit 6: Web design

In this final module, you’ll understand how to use programs such as JavaScript (JS) programming language and Adobe Dreamweaver to create dynamic web pages with a multitude of capabilities.

Course Outcome

This combined Level 4 and 5 combined diploma in web design and IT is the equivalent to the first two years of undergraduate study. Upon completing the Level 5 modules, you’ll have the opportunity to complete your final year on a university campus or through distance learning.

Examinations and Assessments

This course is made up of a total of 16 modules; 10 are covered at Level 4 with the remaining six at Level 5. You’ll be assessed based on six written assignments at each level, of approximately 2 000 – 3 000 words in length.

The Level 4 modules and assignments of this course are equivalent to the first year of a university degree and the Level 5 modules and assignments are equivalent to the second year of a university degree. Completing this course gives you the opportunity to top up your course with the final year at a UK university.

Entry Requirements

To enrol on the Level 4 course, you must be at least 18 years of age and have a full secondary education. Before enrolling in level 5, you must complete level 4.

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