Diploma in Infocomm Technology (Infrastructure and Operations)

By the end of this course, you will possess a comprehensive understanding and proficiency in various facets of IT infrastructure and operations, including recognising functions, analysing components, distinguishing operational environments, discussing management functions, evaluating network design and security, managing servers and hardware, virtualisation, storage technologies, data management principles, cloud computing, IT service management practices, incident resolution methodologies, and overall ITSM lifecycle.

• Learning Unit 1:Introduction on Enterprise Architecture
• Learning Unit 2: Architecture Development Method (ADM)
• Learning Unit 3: Architecture Design and Analysis Techniques
• Learning Unit 4: Enterprise Architecture Governance

By the end of the module, you will demonstrate a thorough understanding of the TOGAF framework, including its core principles, architecture layout, and elements, along with the ability to transition from the Foundation Architecture to tailored organisational architectures, leverage components within the ADM, utilise tools and methods for constructing Enterprise Architecture, and recognise the significance of governance and dispensation processes in the Architecture Development Method (ADM).

• Learning Unit 1: Introduction to IT Infrastructure Planning
• Learning Unit 2: Infrastructure Design and Architecture
• Learning Unit 3: Virtualisation and Cloud Infrastructure
• Learning Unit 4: IT Infrastructure Security and Compliance
• Learning Unit 5: Service Management
• Learning Unit 6: Performance Optimisation and Monitoring
• Learning Unit 7: Infrastructure Documentation and Communication

By the end of the module, you will demonstrate proficiency in infrastructure planning, design, and implementation within organisational contexts, including stakeholder analysis, architecture selection, virtualisation, and cloud deployment. You will also possess skills in evaluating and implementing IT security measures, understanding service delivery frameworks such as ITIL and COBIT, optimising system and network performance, and effectively documenting and communicating complex infrastructure designs for cross-functional teams.

• Learning Unit 1: Business Continuity Planning
• Learning Unit 2: IT Disaster Recovery Planning

By the end of the module, you will demonstrate proficiency in business continuity principles, conducting risk assessments, creating adaptable plans, integrating disaster recovery considerations, and understanding technology’s impact on continuity planning, while also discussing international standards and compliance requirements.

• Learning Unit 1: Cyber Security Concepts
• Learning Unit 2: Architecture and Design
• Learning Unit 3: Threats, Attacks and Vulnerabilities
• Learning Unit 4: Cyber Security Attack Indicators
• Learning Unit 5: Security Assessments and Penetration Testing

By the end of the module, you will possess advanced knowledge and skills in information security and cybersecurity, including analysis of security controls, threat vectors, ethical hacking principles, and vulnerability scans, enabling them to effectively assess and address security concerns within organisational contexts.

• Learning Unit 1: Introduction to Project Management
• Learning Unit 2: Project Integration Management
• Learning Unit 3: Project Scope Management
• Learning Unit 4: Project Schedule Management
• Learning Unit 5: Project Risk Management
• Learning Unit 6: Type of project management methodologies

By the end of the module, you will demonstrate proficiency in project management fundamentals, including stakeholder identification, project planning and execution, scope and schedule management, risk assessment and mitigation, and adherence to project closure procedures, facilitating effective project implementation within organisational contexts.

• Learning Unit 1: Introduction to IT infrastructure Automation and Orchestration
• Learning Unit 2: Command-line Shell and PowerShell scripting language
• Learning Unit 3: Infrastructure as Code Fundamentals
• Learning Unit 4: Automation via PowerShell, ARM Templates and Azure Blueprints
• Learning Unit 5: Configuration management via PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC)

By the end of the module, you will demonstrate proficiency in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) concepts, including differentiation between orchestration and automation, and apply essential skills in scripting with PowerShell for both On-Premise and Cloud environments, enabling setup and management of IaC implementations through ARM templates, Azure Blueprints, and Desired State Configuration for Windows Machines.

The Capstone Project module comprises five learning units that aim to equip the trainees with the essential skills and knowledge to conduct a thorough vulnerability assessment and penetration testing for a designated small business or organisation.

• Capstone Project Overview
• Legal and ethical implications of cybersecurity practices
• Hands-on Cybersecurity Tools and Techniques
• Capstone Project Documentation
• Capstone Project final Presentation

Trainee is 40 years old and above, and a Singaporean Citizen, will be eligible for 90% SkillsFuture Funding.

Nett course fee payable (including 9% GST): S$1,574.80

Course fees after subsidies can be further offset by SkillsFuture Credit.

Enhanced Training Support for SMEs (ETSS) – 90% Funding

Eligible for SME Company-Sponsored, 21 years old and above, and a

• Singapore Citizen; or
• Permanent Resident; or
• Long-Term Visitor Pass Plus (LTVP+) Holder

Nett course fee payable (including 9% GST): S$1,574.80

SkillsFuture Baseline Funding – 70% Funding

Eligible Non-SME Company-Sponsored, 21 years old and above, and a

• Singaporean Citizen; or
• Permanent Resident; or
• Long Term Visitor Pass Plus (LTVP+) Holder

Nett course fee payable (including 9% GST): S$4,054.80

SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (MCES) – 90% Funding

Eligible for Non-SME Company-Sponsored, Singapore Citizens, aged 40 years old and above

Nett course fee payable (including 9% GST): S$1,574.80

Trainee is 21 years old and above, a Singaporean Citzen, and

• Has been in long-term unemployment of 6 months or more*; or
• Recipient of ComCare Short-to-Medium Term Assistance (STMA)* or Workfare Income Supplement (WIS)*; or
• Person with Disabilities

Will be eligible for 95% SkillsFuture Funding.

Nett course fee payable (including 9% GST): S$954.80

Course fees can be further offset by SkillsFuture Credit for Singapore Citizens aged 25 and above. Singapore Citizens aged 21 to 31 may also offset fees with the Post Secondary Education Account Funds.

*Supporting documents such as CPF, approval letter, and/or payout letter is required to be submitted upon registration. You may request a copy from MSF Social Service Offices or via CPF’s Workfare Portal.

AFS is only eligible for SkillsFuture Career Transition Programme applicants.