Thu, 30th November 2017
Computer Networks
About
Provides fundamentals of networking. Networking and communication skills are vitally important in todays connected world. In this unit you will develop a good understanding of basic theory and also develop a useful practical skills.
Method of Assessment
This Particular unit will prepare one for an assignment which is expected to be submitted towards the end of the module.
Delivery Method
The Qualification is taught face-to-face, through lectures, tutorials, seminars and laboratory session, by NCC qualified tutors.
Progression
Upon completion of this module equivalent to 7.5 ECTS credits you are also able to complete your diploma in computing MQF Level 4. The whole diploma consists of 8 modules these are:
Skills for computing, Computer networks, Computer systems, Designing and developing a website, Databases, Designing and developing object-oriented computer programs, software development techniques, Office solutions Development.
Regulated
NCC Education is regulated by Ofqual(Office of the qualifications and examination regulator) to award the QCF Level 4 Diploma in Computing in England. The official name on the certificate will be MQF level 5 Diploma in Computing.
Learning outcomes
- Understand network and communication protocols
- Understand the principles of common network topologies and architectures
- Understand the application of network topologies and architecture
- Understand the application of network security measures
- Select and configure hardware components
- Design and install network and Server operating systems
- Install and configure internet telephony and communication systems
Syllabus Content
- Introduction to the Module and Networks
- Network Protocols and standards
- Wireless Networking Standards
- Network Topology and Architecture
- Network Media and Connectors
- Network Hardware
- Wireless Network Hardware
- Security Software
- Firewalls
- Network and Server Software
- Voice over IP and Video Conferencing
- Virtual Private Networks
Age Group: 16+

Lectures, hands on practice & workshops
Part Time
3 months
6 O'levels. Mature students are accepted on their own merits.
NCC 'Computer Networks' module | Diploma in Computing
Start Date
Thursday 30th November 2017
End Date
Tuesday 13th February 2018

Tuesday & Thursday
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Tutor

Mr. Denis Vella
Denis Vella received his Master’s in Engineering (Communications) from the University of Malta in 2006.
Degree Pathway
The ICCS qualification or a minimum of 6 O’levels to enroll on the IDCS. To start the BSc 2nd year students must have successfully completed the IDCS or an equivalent qualification. Only students who complete all BSc 2nd year modules can move on to the final year of the Middlesex University BSc.
Short Courses
Since short courses are normally beginners courses most do not have specific entry requirements. With regards to the programming short courses a basic understanding of this field is recommended. A good level of English is essential.
IT Professional Courses
Entry requirements for these courses depend on the course in question. Normally those who apply for such courses have a number of years of work experience within management or IT.
If you do not have the necessary requirement we also provide you with foundation courses that will provide you with the entry requirement for your diplomas.