DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER NETWORK AND SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION (DCNSA) COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW

The Diploma in Computer Network and Systems Administration (DCNSA) is a comprehensive, multi-level program designed to provide learners with a progressive and practical understanding of computing systems, network administration, system support, and enterprise technologies. The course aims to bridge the gap between foundational IT knowledge and advanced systems management by equipping learners with hands-on skills and theoretical insights. DCNSA is ideal for beginners, aspiring IT professionals, and those seeking to transition into tech careers. Key topics include computing systems, communication and ethics, system integration, networking, operating systems, security, scripting, server management, and cloud computing.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• High school graduates interested in IT
• Early-career professionals seeking specialization,
• IT support staff aiming for career advancement
• Anyone transitioning into network/system administration

HOW PARTICIPANTS WILL BENEFIT

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

1. Explain the components and operations of modern computing systems.
2. Demonstrate effective communication and ethical decision-making in IT environments.

• Provide technical support and integration for information systems.

1. Use computer applications to manage and analyze data in organizational settings.
2. Set up and configure local and wireless area networks.
3. Administer and manage operating systems for users and services.

• Implement basic security measures on systems and networks.
• Write and use basic scripts for system automation.

1. Deploy and manage servers and enterprise-level systems.
2. Design and implement secure cloud and hybrid network environments.
3. Monitor, maintain, and optimize system and network performance.

• Complete a real-world capstone project applying all learned skills.