CC2020 Competencies for Information Technology
Ernesto Cuadros Vargas
Estimados,
Esta vez va la información de una carrera mas tecnica pero no al nivel rebajado de instalar paquetes y que los llamen cuando algo falla en una red o computador.
Esta carrera tambien cubre los que trabajan en redes de corporaciones gigantes.
Esta carrers tambien es la mas proxima a las que tenemos en Peru pero ... si miran las competencias con calma veran que esta propuesta cubre mucho mas de lo que se ofrece en Peru
Saludos
Er
CC2020
Information Technology Essential Domain Competencies (47)
From IT2017 Report, Pages 55-59
Information Management
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Express how the growth of the internet and demands for information have changed data handling and transactional and analytical processing, and led to the creation of special purpose databases. (Requirements)
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Design and implement a physical model based on appropriate organization rules for a given scenario including the impact of normalization and indexes. (Requirements and development)
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Create working SQL statements for simple and intermediate queries to create and modify data and database objects to store, manipulate and analyze enterprise data. (Testing and performance)
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Analyze ways data fragmentation, replication, and allocation affect database performance in an enterprise environment. (Integration and evaluation)
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Perform major database administration tasks such as create and manage database users, roles and privileges, backup, and restore database objects to ensure organizational efficiency, continuity, and information security. (Testing and performance)
Integrated Systems Technology
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Illustrate how to code and store characters, images and other forms of data in computers and show why data conversion is often a necessity when merging disparate computing systems together. (Data mapping and exchange)
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Show how a commonly used intersystem communication protocol works, including its advantages and disadvantages. (Intersystem communication protocols)
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Design, debug and test a script that includes selection, repetition and parameter passing. (Integrative programming and scripting)
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Illustrate the goals of secure coding, and show how to use these goals as guideposts in dealing with preventing buffer overflow, wrapper code, and securing method access. (Defensible integration)
System Paradigms
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Justify the way IT systems within an organization can represent stakeholders using different architectures and the ways these architectures relate to a system lifecycle. (Requirements and development)
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Demonstrate a procurement process for software and hardware acquisition and explain the procedures one might use for testing the critical issues that could affect IT system performance. (Testing and performance)
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Evaluate integration choices for middleware platforms and demonstrate how these choices affect testing and evaluation within the development of an IT system. (Integration and evaluation)
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Use knowledge of information technology and sensitivity to the goals and constraints of the organization to develop and monitor effective and appropriate system administration policies within a government environment. (System governance)
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Develop and implement procedures and employ technologies to achieve administrative policies within a corporate environment. (Operational activities)
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Organize personnel and information technology resources into appropriate administrative domains in a technical center. (Operational domains)
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Use appropriate and emerging technologies to improve performance of systems and discover the cause of performance problems in a system. (Performance analysis)
Global Professional Practice
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Analyze the importance of communication skills in a team environment and determine how these skills contribute to the optimization of organization goals. (Communication and teamwork)
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Evaluate the specific skills necessary for maintaining continued employment in an IT career that involves system development in an environmental context. (Employability)
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Develop IT policies within an organization that include privacy, legal, and ethical considerations as they relate to a corporate setting. (Legal and ethical)
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Evaluate related issues facing an IT project and develop a project plan using a cost/benefit analysis including risk considerations in creating an effective project plan from its start to its completion. (Project management)
Cybersecurity Principles
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Evaluate the purpose and function of cybersecurity technology identifying the tools and systems that reduce the risk of data breaches while enabling vital organization practices. (Cybersecurity functions)
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Implement systems, apply tools, and use concepts to minimize the risk to an organization’s cyberspace to address cybersecurity threats. (Tools and threats)
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Use a risk management approach for responding to and recovering from a cyber-attack on system that contains high value information and assets such as an email system. (Response and risks)
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Develop policies and procedures needed to respond and remediate a cyber-attack on a credit card system and describe plan to restore functionality to the infrastructure. (Policies and procedures)
User Experience Design
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Design an interactive application, applying a user-centered design cycle and related tools and techniques (e.g., prototyping), aiming at usability and relevant user experience within a corporate environment. (Design tools and techniques)
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For a case of user centered design, analyze and evaluate the context of use, stakeholder needs, state-of-the-art interaction opportunities, and envisioned solutions, considering user attitude and applying relevant tools and techniques (e.g., heuristic evaluation), aiming at universal access and inclusiveness, and showing a responsive design attitude, considering assistive technologies and culture sensitive design. (Stakeholder needs)
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For evaluation of user-centered design, articulate evaluation criteria and compliance to relevant standards (Benchmarks and standards)
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In design and analysis, apply knowledge from related disciplines including human information processing, anthropology and ethnography, and ergonomics/human factors. (Integrative design)
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Apply experience design for a service domain related to several disciplines, focusing on multiple stakeholders and collaborating in an interdisciplinary design team. (Application design)
Networking
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Analyze and compare the characteristics of various communication protocols and how they support application requirements within a telecommunication system. (Requirements and Technologies)
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Analyze and compare several networking topologies in terms of robustness, expandability, and throughput used within a cloud enterprise. (Technologies)
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Describe different network standards, components, and requirements of network protocols within a distributed computing setting. (Network protocol technologies)
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Produce managerial policies to address server breakdown issues within a banking system. (Risk Management)
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Explain different main issues related to network management. (Network Management)
Software Fundamentals
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Use multiple levels of abstraction and select appropriate data structures to create a new program that is socially relevant and requires teamwork. (Program development)
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Evaluate how to write a program in terms of program style, intended behavior on specific inputs, correctness of program components, and descriptions of program functionality. (App development practices)
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Develop algorithms to solve a computational problem and explain how programs implement algorithms in terms of instruction processing, program execution, and running processes. (Algorithm development)
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Collaborate in the creation of an interesting and relevant app (mobile or web) based on user experience design, functionality, and security analysis and build the app’s program using standard libraries, unit testing tools, and collaborative version control. (App development practices)
Web and Mobile Systems
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Design a responsive web application utilizing a web framework and presentation technologies in support of a diverse online community. (Web application development)
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Develop a mobile app that is usable, efficient, and secure on more than one device. (Mobile app development)
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Analyze a web or mobile system and correct security vulnerabilities. (Web and mobile security)
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Implement storage, transfer, and retrieval of digital media in a web application with appropriate file, database, or streaming formats. (Digital media storage and transfer)
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Describe the major components of a web system and how they function together, including the web server, database, analytics, and front end. (Web system infrastructure)
Platform Technologies
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Describe how the historical development of hardware and operating system computing platforms produced the computing systems we have today. (Computing systems)
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Show how to choose among operating system options, and install at least an operating system on a computer device. (Operating systems)
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Justify the need for power and heat budgets within an IT environment, and document the factors needed when considering power and heat in a computing system. (Computing infrastructure)
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Produce a block diagram, including interconnections, of the main parts of a computer, and illustrate methods used on a computer for storing and retrieving data. (Architecture and organization)