ICTICT511 Match IT Needs With The Strategic Direction of The Enterprise

You are to use the information provided in this learning guide as a guide and research any further information that you require by using the Internet or other sources. The work should be your own and you should not copy information in this learning guide word for word or use another student’s work or text from the Internet. Assessors always compare your project against previous project submissions and against Internet web sites checking for any plagiarism. Plagiarism is cheating and will not be tolerated. If you do reference or quote any work in your submission that you have sourced from the internet or other such sources this should be noted in your project.

As this project forms the assessment for this course, you must perform each of the steps without assistance from instructors or other students. This project should take no more than 20 hours.

Presentation of your work is important. As such it is in your best interest to ensure that your answers are presented in a professional manner. Make sure you clearly identify the question number when you are answering and name the forms, queries and reports appropriately in your database.

The project is split into two parts as follows:

Part A: System Analysis – A set of questions/tasks where you analyse a scenario and create the appropriate project documentation.

Task B: Written Answer Questions – Some written questions that require short written explanations that display your knowledge of system development

When you have completed the project, submit the project via the IIA Project Upload link on the LMS system.

Power Institute is a RTO (Registered Training Organisation) registered with Australian Skills Quality Authority to deliver VET (Vocational Education and Training) courses in the computing and business industries.

As with every other RTO in the country, Power Institute is recognised as a provider of qualityassured, and nationally recognised training and qualifications. The institute can:

Deliver nationally recognised courses and accredited Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) VET qualifications

Apply for Australian, state and territory funding to deliver vocational education and training.

Business Goals of Power Institute

The goals of Power Institute are as follows:

Be a market leader in the VET sector.

Ensure that its customers are given a very high level of service.

Invest in technology-based solutions to ensure future growth.

Ensure that 95% of Power institute graduates achieve employment in their studied field.

Develop international markets and export Australian VET courses globally.