BIIAB · RQF Level 2
BIIAB Level 2 Award In ICT Systems and Principles for Practitioners
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- LevelRQF Level 2
- Total credits12
- Guided learning70 hours
- Units in this qualification36
Awarded by BIIAB · on the Ofqual register
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What you’ll learn
What each unit actually teaches you to do
The Level 2 Award focuses on ICT systems and principles for practitioners in the digital technology sector. It covers customer care, hardware installation, data representation, service delivery, and telecommunications principles. Successful candidates will be able to analyse customer requirements and install hardware.
These are the units BIIAB registers against this qualification. It is a catalogue, not a syllabus. Which of them you take depends on the combination the qualification requires, and that is set by the awarding body rather than by us. Every unit here is regulated, and every one you earn is yours to keep.
Advanced data representation and manipulation for ITReal unit · BIIAB
This unit equips learners with advanced mathematical methods applicable to IT, including matrix operations, series, probability, recursions, and graph theory. You'll apply these techniques to model, analyse, and solve complex IT problems.
What you'll be able to do
- Apply matrix methods to solve IT-related problems
- Apply series, probability, and recursions in IT contexts
- Apply graph theory to model and analyse IT systems
Asset managementReal unit · BIIAB
You'll understand asset and configuration management activities within IT environments, including their purpose and benefits. They will develop skills to carry out, document, and monitor these activities following established procedures.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand asset management activities in an IT environment
- Understand configuration management activities in an IT environment
- Carry out identified IT/technology asset management activities
- Carry out identified IT/technology configuration management activities
- Document IT/technology assets
- Document configuration management activities
- Monitor IT/technology assets
- Monitor configuration management activities
Asset managementReal unit · BIIAB
You'll evaluate asset and configuration management activities within IT environments, identifying areas for improvement. They will develop the ability to carry out, document, and monitor these activities for specific tasks.
What you'll be able to do
- Evaluate asset management activities in an IT environment
- Evaluate configuration management activities in an IT environment
- Carry out asset management activities for an identified task
- Carry out configuration management activities for an identified task
- Document IT/technology assets
- Document configuration management activities
- Monitor IT/technology assets
- Monitor configuration management activities
Computer forensicsReal unit · BIIAB
This unit covers computer storage and software systems, including hard drives, solid-state drives, and memory types. You'll understand methods to secure computer systems, statutory and regulatory requirements for forensic investigations, and the software tools used in computer forensics.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the structure and function of computer storage systems, including hard drives, solid-state drives, and memory
- Understand the architecture and operation of software systems, including operating systems, applications, and file systems
- Know the methods used to secure computer systems, including access controls, encryption, and intrusion detection systems
- Understand the statutory and regulatory requirements of computer forensic investigation, including data protection laws, evidence handling procedures, and legal admissibility
- Know the software tools required to carry out a computer forensic investigation, including disk imaging tools, data recovery tools, and analysis tools
Computer forensicsReal unit · BIIAB
You'll develop knowledge of digital storage devices and network topologies relevant to computer forensics. They will use software tools to investigate storage devices, retrieve data, and perform imaging to support forensic analysis.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the fundamental principles of digital storage devices, including their structure and operation.
- Know the physical and logical topologies relevant to computer networks, including common network systems.
- Understand how to use appropriate software tools to investigate digital storage devices and retrieve information.
- Carry out imaging of a storage device using appropriate tools and techniques, ensuring data integrity.
Customer careReal unit · BIIAB
It teaches you to analyse different customer types and their requirements, manage customer expectations, and understand workplace cultures. You'll apply communication techniques to provide appropriate support and solutions in customer care scenarios.
What you'll be able to do
- Analyse different customer types and their specific requirements, in order to provide appropriate support and solutions.
- Effectively manage customer expectations, ensuring clear communication and realistic service delivery promises.
- Research the varying workplace cultures that exist, and understand how these cultures can impact customer interactions.
- Apply appropriate communication techniques to effectively interact with customers in a professional and courteous manner.
Customer careReal unit · BIIAB
It teaches you to identify different customer types and their requirements, understand appropriate workplace conduct, and apply effective communication methods. You'll adapt their communication to meet diverse customer needs in professional settings.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify different types of customers and their specific requirements
- Understand the appropriate conduct for a professional workplace environment
- Apply different types of communication methods to interact effectively with customers
Data Representation and Manipulation for ITReal unit · BIIAB
You'll learn to manipulate data using real numbers, integers, coordinate systems, vectors, linear transformations, and basic algebraic operations. They will also apply Boolean algebra to solve problem situations relevant to IT.
What you'll be able to do
- Manipulate real numbers
- Manipulate integers
- Use co-ordinate systems
- Use vectors
- Use linear transformations
- Use simple functions
- Use basic algebraic operations
- Apply Boolean algebra to problem situations
Fibre Telecommunications TechniquesReal unit · BIIAB
You'll study the properties, structures, and components of fibre telecommunications networks, including optical fibre characteristics and connectors. They will also learn safe working practices, quality standards, and practical skills for preparing, installing, and maintaining fibre networks.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the properties of components included in typical fibre telecommunications networks
- Understand the structures of components included in typical fibre telecommunications networks
- Understand the components included in typical fibre telecommunications networks
- Understand safe working practices when working with optical fibre networks
- Know the quality standards when working on the optical fibre network
- Know the documentation requirements when working on the optical fibre network
- Prepare optical fibre components in exchanges and customer premises
- Install optical fibre components in exchanges and customer premises
- Build an external fibre network
- Construct a fibre closure
- Re-enter a fibre closure
Hardware installationReal unit · BIIAB
You'll gain knowledge of ICT hardware components and their functions, and develop skills to plan and carry out hardware installations. This includes conducting site surveys, considering compatibility, resource allocation, and adhering to safety procedures.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the hardware components and functionality of an ICT system, including their specifications and compatibility requirements.
- Plan the installation of an ICT system, taking into account factors such as site survey, resource allocation, and safety considerations.
- Carry out the planned installation of hardware components, following manufacturer's instructions and adhering to safety regulations.
Hardware installationReal unit · BIIAB
You'll gain knowledge of ICT hardware components and their functions, including processors, memory, storage devices, and peripherals. They will develop skills to plan, justify, carry out, and evaluate hardware installations, considering compatibility, power, and environmental factors.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the hardware components of an ICT system, including processors, memory, storage devices, and peripherals, and their functionality.
- Develop a plan for the installation of hardware components, considering compatibility, power requirements, and environmental factors.
- Justify the plan of the installation, considering cost, performance, and reliability.
- Carry out the installation of hardware components according to the plan, following safety procedures and manufacturer guidelines.
- Evaluate the installation of hardware, verifying functionality and performance, and identifying any issues.
IT Fault Diagnosis and RemedyReal unit · BIIAB
You'll understand IT fault diagnosis procedures and develop skills to identify common hardware and software faults. They will apply suitable remedies to resolve issues, following safety protocols and documenting the diagnostic process accurately.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the procedures used in the IT diagnostics process
- Identify the cause of common IT faults
- Apply suitable remedies to identified IT faults
Information managementReal unit · BIIAB
You'll develop an understanding of information management principles and practices within IT environments. They will apply these principles to support information management tasks and effectively carry out their roles in managing information assets.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the fundamental principles that underpin the effective management of information within an IT environment
- Understand how to provide support for the management of information within an IT environment
- Apply the core principles of information management to specific tasks within an IT environment
- Apply the principles of information management in an IT environment
- Carry out their role in information management area, adhering to organisational policies and procedures
Information managementReal unit · BIIAB
This unit provides learners with an understanding of information management principles within IT environments, including accuracy, security, and accessibility. You'll learn to support information management tasks and understand their individual responsibilities for information assets.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the fundamental principles that underpin the effective management of information within an IT environment
- Understand how to provide support for the management of information within an IT environment
- Apply the core principles of information management to specific tasks within an IT environment
- Apply the principles of information management in the IT environment to identified tasks
- Understand individual responsibility for the security, accuracy, and accessibility of information assets within an organisation
Maintaining equipment and IT systemsReal unit · BIIAB
This unit covers routine preventative and remedial maintenance procedures for equipment components, emphasising health and safety compliance. You'll learn to diagnose, locate, and repair faults in equipment and IT systems.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand routine preventative maintenance procedures for equipment components and sub-assemblies
- Understand routine remedial maintenance procedures for equipment components and sub-assemblies
- Understand health and safety procedures when carrying out routine maintenance
- Understand health and safety procedures when carrying out remedial maintenance
- Diagnose component faults for identified tasks
- Locate component faults for identified tasks
- Repair component faults for identified tasks
Maintaining equipment and IT systemsReal unit · BIIAB
This unit equips learners with skills to perform routine preventative and remedial maintenance on equipment and IT systems. You'll diagnose, locate, and repair component faults while complying with health and safety procedures and manufacturer guidelines.
What you'll be able to do
- Perform routine preventative maintenance procedures for equipment components and sub-assemblies, following manufacturer guidelines.
- Perform routine remedial maintenance procedures for equipment components and sub-assemblies, following manufacturer guidelines.
- Comply with relevant health and safety procedures when carrying out routine and remedial maintenance tasks.
- Diagnose, locate and repair component faults for identified tasks, using appropriate tools and techniques.
Management and prioritisation of own scheduleReal unit · BIIAB
You'll develop the ability to plan and manage their own workload, set priorities, and meet deadlines. They will also identify professional development opportunities and understand the impact of legislation and regulations on their tasks.
What you'll be able to do
- Plan and manage own workload effectively, including setting priorities, managing time, and meeting deadlines.
- Understand how to identify opportunities for professional development, including training courses, conferences, and mentoring programmes.
- Understand the implications of relevant legislation and regulations on tasks, including data protection, health and safety, and equality laws.
Networking principlesReal unit · BIIAB
This unit provides learners with an understanding of network topologies and their characteristics, alongside the functions of the OSI model layers. You'll also study the Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) and its role in network communication.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the characteristics of physical and logical network topologies, including bus, star, ring, and mesh topologies, and their associated advantages and disadvantages.
- Understand the functions and layers of the Open System Interconnection (OSI) model and their roles in network communication.
- Understand the components and protocols of the Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP), including IP addressing, routing, and transport protocols.
Networking principlesReal unit · BIIAB
You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of networking principles, including the OSI model, TCP/IP suite, network topologies, and transmission systems. They will evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of network types and media access control methods.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the OSI model and the TCP/IP suite
- Know different network topologies and transmission systems
- Know the advantages and disadvantages of different types of network
- Know media access control methods used in local area networks
Organisation and planning of workloadReal unit · BIIAB
You'll learn to plan and manage workload effectively, using prioritisation and time management techniques. They will also understand relevant legislation and regulations affecting their role and evaluate their workload management performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Plan and manage workload effectively to meet deadlines and objectives
- Improve performance through effective time management and prioritisation techniques
- Identify relevant Legislation and Regulations that affect your role and responsibilities
Principles of ICT system and data securityReal unit · BIIAB
This unit provides learners with knowledge of common ICT system and data threats, including malware and cyber attacks. You'll learn protection methods such as strong passwords, firewalls, and cryptography applications to safeguard ICT systems and data.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the common types of threat to ICT systems and data
- Protect ICT systems and data from threats
- Be aware of the applications of cryptography to ICT systems and data
Principles of ICT system and data securityReal unit · BIIAB
You'll gain knowledge of common threats to ICT systems and data, methods to protect these systems, and the application of cryptography. The unit covers malware, phishing, social engineering, and denial-of-service attacks alongside security measures.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the common types of threat that can affect ICT systems and data, including malware, phishing, and social engineering
- Understand how to protect ICT systems from threats through the implementation of security measures such as firewalls, antivirus software, and access controls
- Understand the applications of cryptography to ICT systems and data, including encryption, digital signatures, and hashing
Project Planning using ITReal unit · BIIAB
You'll learn to prepare for projects, produce detailed project plans with clear goals and resource allocation, implement projects following plans, and review outcomes to ensure objectives are met using IT tools.
What you'll be able to do
- Prepare for a project
- Produce a project plan
- Follow a project plan to implement a project
- Be able review a project to ensure it meets its goals
Service deliveryReal unit · BIIAB
You'll understand the operational activities involved in service events and the importance of effective communication. They will prepare for, monitor, and complete designated service operations activities in accordance with organisational standards and procedures.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the operational activities involved in managing service events
- Understand how to prepare for designated service operations activities under supervision, following established procedures
- Monitor the progress and completion of designated service operational activities, reporting any issues promptly
- Understand organisational standards and procedures for service operations, ensuring compliance with professional, ethical, and legal standards
Service deliveryReal unit · BIIAB
This unit provides learners with knowledge of service delivery operational procedures, including incident, problem, and change management. You'll identify relevant stakeholders, plan and implement service operations, maintain plans, and support future decision-making.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the operational procedures for service events, including incident management, problem management, and change management.
- Identify relevant stakeholders for service events, including internal teams, external suppliers, and end-users.
- Plan service operation activities, considering resource allocation, scheduling, and communication.
- Implement service operation activities according to the service operation plan, ensuring minimal disruption.
- Maintain the service operation plan for the service operational activities, updating it based on changing requirements and feedback.
- Support future decisions for service operations from the analysis of historical information, identifying trends and areas for improvement.
Software design fundamentalsReal unit · BIIAB
You'll explore fundamental software design principles such as modularity, abstraction, and information hiding. They will apply software design techniques including structured programming and object-oriented programming to develop effective software solutions.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the fundamental principles of software design, including modularity, abstraction, and information hiding.
- Apply various techniques of software design, including structured programming, object-oriented programming, and design patterns.
Software testingReal unit · BIIAB
You'll be introduced to software testing strategies and techniques such as black box, white box, and grey box testing. They will contribute to test processes by executing test cases, recording results, and reporting defects to support software quality assurance.
What you'll be able to do
- Know about different testing strategies and techniques used in software development
- Contribute to a test process for a software solution, following established procedures and guidelines
Software testingReal unit · BIIAB
This unit introduces learners to software testing strategies and techniques, including black box and white box testing. You'll learn to manage the testing process, create test plans, execute tests, analyse results, and report defects.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand testing strategies
- Understand testing techniques
- Manage a test process for a software solution
Supplier managementReal unit · BIIAB
It teaches you to identify existing organisational products and suppliers and understand how to develop and maintain agreements and relationships with partners. You'll also learn to monitor and review supplier performance in compliance with organisational and regulatory requirements.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify the existing products for an organisation
- Identify the existing suppliers for an organisation
- Understand how to develop agreements with partners and suppliers
- Understand how to maintain agreements with partners and suppliers
- Understand how to develop relationships with partners and suppliers
- Understand how to maintain relationships with partners and suppliers
- Understand the need to comply with organisation requirements
- Understand the need to comply with regulatory requirements
- Monitor preferred IT/Technology supplier performance
- Review preferred IT/Technology supplier performance
Supplier managementReal unit · BIIAB
This unit provides learners with knowledge of IT/technology supplier management procedures and techniques. You'll understand how to develop and maintain agreements and relationships with suppliers while ensuring compliance with organisational and regulatory requirements.
What you'll be able to do
- Know how existing procedures and techniques are applied in IT/technology supplier management activities
- Understand how to develop and maintain agreements with IT/Technology partners and suppliers
- Understand how to develop and maintain relationships with IT/Technology partners and suppliers
- Understand the need to comply with organisational IT/technology requirements
- Understand the need to comply with regulatory IT/technology requirements
- Monitor preferred IT/Technology partner performance
- Review preferred IT/Technology partner performance
- Monitor preferred IT/Technology supplier performance
- Review preferred IT/Technology supplier performance
Systems ArchitectureReal unit · BIIAB
This unit introduces learners to information representation in computers using binary, hexadecimal, and ASCII codes. You'll understand file and process management within operating environments and gain awareness of communication processes in distributed systems and networks.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the different methods of representing information within a computer system, including binary, hexadecimal, and ASCII.
- Use an operating environment, including file management, process management, and user interface interaction.
- Be aware of the communication processes involved in distributed operating systems and computer networks, including client-server communication and peer-to-peer communication.
Systems ArchitectureReal unit · BIIAB
This unit covers information representation and processing within computers, including binary data, CPU operations, memory roles, and input/output devices. You'll also understand operating system functions and communication processes in distributed systems and networks.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the representation of information within a computer and the way it is processed
- Make effective use of the operating environment of current computer systems
- Know the communication process in distributed operating systems and computer networks
- Know distributed applications and transaction processing in mainframe systems
Telecommunications principlesReal unit · BIIAB
This unit covers the principles of alternating current (AC) circuits, including voltage, current, and impedance relationships, and the characteristics of AC waveforms. You'll understand the effects of line impairments on transmitted signals, the properties of transmission lines, digital signal transmission, and analogue modulation processes.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the fundamental principles of alternating current (AC) circuits, including voltage, current, and impedance.
- Understand the effects of line impairments, such as attenuation, noise, and distortion, on a transmitted signal.
- Apply knowledge of the characteristics of transmission lines, including impedance matching and signal reflection.
- Understand the principles of transmitting digital signals over various transmission media, such as copper cables, fibre optic cables, and wireless channels.
- Understand the process of modulating an analogue carrier frequency using digital signals, including amplitude shift keying (ASK), frequency shift keying (FSK), and phase shift keying (PSK).
- Apply the process of multiplexing digital and analogue signals over transmission media, including time-division multiplexing (TDM) and frequency-division multiplexing (FDM).
Telecommunications principlesReal unit · BIIAB
This unit provides learners with knowledge of telecommunications principles, including the electromagnetic spectrum, telecommunication circuits, digital signal transmission, analogue-to-digital conversion, and multiplexing techniques. You'll understand how these affect signal quality and transmission.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the electromagnetic spectrum and its application to telecommunications systems
- Know the relationship between telecommunication circuits and transmission lines and their effect on a digital signal's integrity
- Know how binary information is transmitted as a digital signal within telecommunications systems
- Understand the process of converting an analogue signal into a digital signal for telecommunications purposes
- Demonstrate an understanding of signal multiplexing techniques used in telecommunications
Web FundamentalsReal unit · BIIAB
You'll gain foundational knowledge of web architecture and components, including the client-server model, web servers, and browsers. They will implement specified website components using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build and operate websites.
What you'll be able to do
- Know web architecture and components
- Know about the technologies used to build and operate websites
- Implement specified components of a website
Web developmentReal unit · BIIAB
This unit covers web architecture, technologies, and development processes. You'll understand the client-server model, key web components, develop website specifications, and implement website elements using appropriate front-end technologies.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand web architecture and the various components that make up a website
- Understand the different technologies that can be used to build and operate a website, considering their advantages and disadvantages
- Develop a detailed web-site specification, outlining its functionality and design
- Implement elements of a web-site, using appropriate technologies and coding practices
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BIIAB Level 2 Award In ICT Systems and Principles for Practitioners
- Manage Digital Service Delivery Operations
- Manage software testing activities
- Manage the operation of an IT service desk
Where this can lead
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This unit equips learners with advanced mathematical methods applicable to IT, including matrix operations, series, probability, recursions, and graph theory. Learners will apply these techniques to model, analyse, and solve complex IT problems.
How the thinking builds
- Remember
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Built for BIIAB Level 2 Award In ICT Systems and Principles for Practitioners
23 units in this credential, in the order it lists them, awarded by BIIAB.
- Advanced data representation and manipulation for IT
- Asset management
- Computer forensics
- Customer care
- Data Representation and Manipulation for IT
- Fibre Telecommunications Techniques
and 17 more in the full unit list below.
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