Course Summary
Course overview
Advance your technical skills and step up to supervisory roles with a wide range of telecommunication skills.
In today’s digital world, demand for qualified technicians with skills in emerging technologies is increasing. Skill up and qualify yourself to design and install cyber safe optical and wireless networks, IP telecommunications equipment and networks (home or small-medium enterprise installations), cabling infrastructure, systems and customer equipment.
Course outcomes
Students who complete this course will be awarded a Certificate IV in Telecommunications Engineering Technology, and a statement of attainment issued by Comtech (RTO90933) of the units completed. Technicians with this qualification can install, test and fault find for converging voice, video and data IP networks, and provision cyber security protections on supporting networks
Possible career opportunities with this qualification:
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Advanced Technician
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Network and Security technician
Accredited Training is delivered by
RTO No 90933, ABN 37 106 989 235
Prerequisities
ICT41219 - CERT IV in TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK ENGINEERING
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Course Content
This course is delivered in four course “blocks” each of which forming a short course of study. Units are described below. . Click on the arrow for an overview of each individual unit.
Block 1: Address customer and business requirements
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Block 2: Build and Maintain and IP System
Block 3: Protect Network from Cyber Threats
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to install, configure and test network security in an organisational environment. It applies to individuals who are involved in the installation, configuration, and testing of network security for networks of any size in job roles including network administrator, penetration tester, and security consultant.
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to implement and manage security functions throughout a network. It applies to individuals with Information and Communications Technology (ICT) expertise and lead the development of strategic reviews of security and provide technical advice, guidance and leadership in resolution of specified problems.
This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to configure an operating system on a personal computer, adding security, setting user level passwords and privileges to limit and identify user access – all required to increase protection of the end point from cyber security attacks.
The unit also provides an overview of internet of things (IoT) devices, an introduction to computer networking virtualisation and base level Linux commands.
This unit describes the performance outcomes, knowledge and skills required to detect and recognise discrepancies in data by performing analysis. The unit covers the collection of data on a scenario and performing basic analysis which includes the process of breaking down the scenario to a set of subtasks which are examined for their effectiveness.
The unit also examines databases as a repository for data and the vulnerabilities that exist
This unit describes the performance outcomes skills and knowledge required to investigate the fundamentals of Windows security features. It requires the ability to comprehend the basic architecture of Windows, identify security features such as log files, instrumentation and how a basic attack might occur. The unit includes tools to collect security data centrally and query it to identify potential threats.
Block 4: Repair and Fault Find a Network
Accredited Training is delivered by
RTO No 90933, ABN 37 106 989 235