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AWI Courses Prescriptions

Level 2, 520 Queen Street, Auckland CBD. PO Box 56-525, Dominion Rd, Auckland, New Zealand

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BUSINESS

NZIM Diploma in

Management Level 5

530 – Organisation Management

560 – Business Communication

630 – Leadership

636 – Applied Management

Any 2 from the following:

500 – Accounting Principles

510 – Introduction to Commercial Law

520 – Economic Environment

541 – Fundamentals of Marketing

550 – Business Computing

632 – Operations Management

633 – Human Resource Management

New Zealand

Diploma in Business

Level 6 (2 years)

Any 6 of the Corepapers/subjects:

500 – Accounting Principles

510 – Introduction to Commercial Law

520 – Economic Environment

530 – Organisations and Management

541 – Fundamentals of Marketing

550 – Business Computing

560 – Business Communication

Any 2 Levels 5/6 papers/subjects and 4

Level 6 papers/subjects

580 – Principles of Tourism

610 – The Law of Business Entities

630 – Leadership

632 – Operations Management

633 – Human Resource Management

635 – Employment Relations

636 – Applied Management

AWI Diploma in

Business Level 7 (1

year)

BUS 222 – Employee Relations

BUS 223 – Organisational Theory &

Behaviour

BUS 228 – Workplace Law

BUS 317 – Strategic Management

BUS 320 – Management of Human Resource

BUS 321 – International Marketing

BUS 323 – International Management

BUS 335 – Marketing Research and Analysis

BUS 378 – Knowledge and Organisational

Learning

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INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

National Diploma in

Computing (Level 5)

6713 - Describe the computer information systems function in an organisation; explain

planning for the information systems function in an organisation; and explain a range of policies for controlling the information systems function in an organisation.

7679 - People credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate an understanding of

computer data types, and describe computer data structures.

7567 - Describe fundamental business concepts; describe systems theory with respect to information systems; explain how information technology can be used in businesses; explain the relationship between a business and its data requirements; and describe the principles of business planning and control.

6748 - Describe professionalism for the computer industry in New Zealand; describe codes of

practice for professional bodies in New Zealand; describe professional relationships for computer professionals in New Zealand; discuss the significance of the Treaty of Waitangi to computer professionals in New Zealand; and discuss the significance of Government legislation to computer professionals in New Zealand.

6750 - Describe computer software system development life cycles, and interpret models of

information systems. The performance of all elements is to a standard that allows for further learning in this area.

6763 - Design, write, test, and document computer programs that demonstrate third generation

language (3GL) programming skills.

6825 - Test a computer application according to test plans; record the results from testing a computer application; and review the testing process for a computer application.

6836 - Describe software diagnostic tools for single-user and multi-user computer operating

systems, and resolve problems for single-user and multi-user computer operating systems.

26227 - Describe the purpose and construct of a local area network; create a local area

network; demonstrate the operation of the local area network (LAN) to a user; and customise a LAN user interface

6869 - Describe characteristics of personal computer hardware components; compare and

select personal computer hardware components; and test personal computer hardware components.

6870 - Plan the assembly of a single-user personal computer and peripherals; and assemble,

test, and dispatch a single-user personal computer and peripherals.






INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

6871 - Plan the installation of a single-user personal computer and peripherals; and install, test,

and gain user acceptance for the installation of a single-user personal computer and peripherals.

6872 - Plan the installation of single-user personal computer system software and application

software; and install, test, and gain user acceptance for the installation of single-user personal computer system software and application software.

6881 - Define requirements for assisting a person to learn to use a computer application; and

conduct, and evaluate a session to assist a person to learn to use a computer application. 6882 - Receive, and investigate computer users’ problems; implement solutions to computer

users’ problems; and close resolved computer users’ problems. 6883 - Discover computer problem trends, and report computer problem trends. 6887 - Investigate technical computer problems; provide solutions to technical computer

problems; and maintain technical expertise in a field of computing. 6771 - Review requirements for database access for a computer application using structured

query language (SQL); and design, write, test, and document programs for a computer application that accesses a database using SQL.

National Diploma in

Computing & IT

(Level 7 – 1 year)

CN41 LAN Administration

CN42 WAN Administration

CN43 Network Security

CN44 Database Design & Administration

PM21 Project Management

Y14 Multi-user Systems-Technology

AWI Diploma in IT

(Level 7 – 2 years)

CN41 LAN Administration Y15 Wide Area Networks

CN42 WAN Administration Y14 Multi-user Systems-Technology

CN43 Network Security Y12 Data Communications

CN44 Database Design & Administration Y13 Local Area Networks-Technology

PM21 Project Management Y16 Communications Skills

TR22 User Training

Y11 Personal Computers & Peripherals-Technology



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