Teacher in Charge:
Recommended Prior LearningLevel 1 Computer Science
Students will advance their learning how to create digital solutions for real world problems.
Key areas of learning include:
In a day and age where digital technology is fundamental to all industries, it is vital that our students move from being users of technology to creators of technology in order for them to excel in their chosen career. Due to lack of human resource in the Software Engineering field, this career has not only got exciting financial benefits but it has job security as well.
Term 1
Learning advanced programming techniques and advanced project management skills to develop digital outcomes.
Term 2
Using advanced programming and project management techniques to develop a digital outcome.
Term 3
Design and develop a user interface to interact with a relational database.
Creative Industries (Technology)
All internal assessments involve research and application of skills in order to create digital outcomes. Examples of outcomes could be Desktop, Mobile or Web applications.
These could range from Information Systems to Games depending on the learner's interests and learning pathway.
Software Developer, Systems Administrator, Information Technology Architect, Game Developer, User Experience Designer, Test Analyst, Network Administrator, Penetration Tester, Security Consultant, Data Analyst, Scrum Master
The Standards offered are correct at time of writing
Course content may change by the start of the year