TUT National Diploma in Information Technology: Web and Application Development
Unlocking the Future: National Diploma in Information Technology – Web and Application Development
Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey into the world of Information Technology and Web Development? The National Diploma in Information Technology: Web and Application Development (NDIW12) offers you a golden ticket to a world filled with endless possibilities and opportunities. This three-year program, classified under NQF Level 6, is your gateway to a rewarding career in the ever-evolving field of web and application development.
Campus and Intake Information
Location plays a pivotal role in your educational journey, and for aspiring web and application developers, the Soshanguve South Campus is where the magic happens. However, it’s important to note that a moratorium has been placed on new intakes at this campus since 2016, pending further notice.
Admission and Selection Criteria
Gaining admission to the NDIW12 program is your first step towards a bright future in IT. To understand the specific requirements and selection criteria, refer to the qualification NDIT12, which is listed under the ICT First Years’ and Foundation Unit. Ensure you meet these prerequisites to unlock the doors to this exciting program.
Program Structure
The curriculum is designed to provide you with a comprehensive foundation in computer science and information technology. In the first year, you’ll delve into subjects like Computing Fundamentals, Computing Systems, Computing Skills, and Development Software. These courses introduce you to the core principles and skills needed in the field.
Year One: Building the Foundation
- Computing Fundamentals IA (CFS10AT): This subject lays the groundwork for your IT journey, covering computer fundamentals and information systems.
- Computing Systems IA (CGS10AT): Gain insights into hardware, operating systems, and more in this course.
- Computing Skills IA (CMK10AT): Develop soft skills essential for a successful IT career.
- Development Software IA (DSO17AT): Dive into the world of software development, starting with C++.
In the second semester, you’ll continue to build your knowledge with courses like Computing Fundamentals IB, Computing Systems IB, Computing Skills IB, and Development Software IB.
Year Two: Advancing Your Skills
The second year takes you deeper into web development and information systems. Subjects include Graphical User-Interface Design, Information Systems, Internet Programming, Technical Programming, and Web Management.
Year Three: Industry Exposure and Specialization
In your final year, you’ll have the opportunity for Industry Exposure IIIA, where you gain practical experience in a real-world setting. This year focuses on Internet Programming IIIB and Web Management IIIB to hone your specialized skills.
Subject Information and Practical Learning
Throughout the program, you’ll gain hands-on experience and practical skills essential in the industry. Whether it’s mastering Java programming, delving into database management, or creating interactive websites, you’ll be well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Preparing for an Ever-Evolving Field
Please note that the syllabus content may change to accommodate industry developments. Staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and trends will be a key part of your journey.
As you embark on this National Diploma program, remember that the world of Information Technology and Web Development is dynamic and full of potential. Your dedication and commitment to learning will be your compass in this exciting adventure. So, gear up, because the future of IT awaits, and you’re on the right path to unlocking it!
