TUT National Diploma in Information Technology: Software Development

This diploma program is offered at various campuses and consists of a three-year curriculum. Below is a breakdown of the program’s structure:

First Year:

First Semester:

• Computing Fundamentals IA (0.125 credits)
• Computing Systems IA (0.125 credits)
• Computing Skills IA (0.125 credits)
• Development Software IA (0.125 credits)

Second Semester:

• Computing Fundamentals IB (0.125 credits)
• Computing Systems IB (0.125 credits)
• Computing Skills IB (0.125 credits)
• Development Software IB (0.125 credits)

Second Year:

First Semester:

• Development Software IIA (0.125 credits)
• Information Systems IIA (0.125 credits)
• System Software IIA (0.125 credits)
• Technical Programming I (0.250 credits)

Second Semester:

• Development Software IIB (0.125 credits)
• Information Systems IIB (0.125 credits)
• System Software IIB (0.125 credits)
• Technical Programming II (0.250 credits)

Third Year:

First Semester:

• Development Software IIIA (0.125 credits)
• Development Software IIIB (0.125 credits)
• Industry Exposure IIIA (0.125 credits)
• Information Systems IIIA (0.125 credits)
• Information Systems IIIB (0.125 credits)

Second Semester:

• Industry Exposure IIIB (0.125 credits)

Total Credits for the Qualification: 3.000 credits

The program includes a mix of subjects related to computer science, software development, information systems, and industry exposure. Students will learn about programming, software development methodologies, system administration, networking, and more.