Computing Technology / Y9-10
Key Information.
Nature of Subject:
When studying Computing Technology 7–10, students have opportunities to develop skills in analysing data, designing for user experience, connecting people and systems, developing websites and apps, building mechatronic systems, and creating simulations or games.
Students use hardware and software to manage and secure data. They also investigate the social, ethical and legal responsibilities of using data as creators of digital solutions while considering privacy and cybersecurity principles.
Major Work:
None. Practical Projects are assessed in each topic.
Why study this subject?
- To become safe and responsible users of computing technologies and developers of innovative digital solutions
- To develop an understanding of the interrelationships between technical knowledge, social awareness and project management
- To develop their ability to think creatively to produce and evaluate products
- To develop skills through practical application and design to produce and evaluate creative solutions using a range of computing technologies.
Course Overview:
Year 9 and 10
Core Skills
- thinking skills
- social and cultural awareness
- technical knowledge and skills
- project management
Enterprise information systems:
- Modelling networks and social connections
- Designing for user experience
- Analysing data
Software Development:
- Building mechatronic and automated systems
- Creating games and simulations
- Developing apps and web software
Practical learning and project work included throughout the entire course
At least one group project
Year 9 and 10
Core Skills
- thinking skills
- social and cultural awareness
- technical knowledge and skills
- project management
Enterprise information systems:
- Modelling networks and social connections
- Designing for user experience
- Analysing data
Software Development:
- Building mechatronic and automated systems
- Creating games and simulations
- Developing apps and web software
Practical learning and project work included throughout the entire course
At least one group project
Where to from here?
- Talk to the Head of Department or Head of Curriculum
- Read the subject selection presentation at the subject selection session
- Talk to present students in the subject
- Talk to your parents
Electives offered.
Agriculture
Commerce
Computing Technology
Elective Geography (Global Studies)
History - Elective
Languages - French
Graphics Technology
Industrial Technology – Metal
Industrial Technology – Software Engineering
Industrial Technology – Timber
Languages - Japanese
Languages - Latin
Languages - Mandarin
Music
Photographic and Digital Media
PASS
Visual Arts
Drama
Design & Technology
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