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Digital Technologies Extension Project

TECHNOLOGY FACULTY

🎓  Course TypeElective
🧩  Units1
🗓  Timing[Year 9 or 10]
⏱  Hours per week3
📚  Prior ExperienceDemonstration of exceptional prior learning in either Computer Graphics & Design, Digital Technologies, Multimedia or Programming
✏️  SelectionUndertaken by negotiation within Computer Graphics & Design, Digital Technologies, Multimedia or Programming.
🧭  Future PathwaysTCE Computer Graphics & Design, TCE Multimedia, TCE or IB Computer Science, and any Digital related career.

An opportunity for extension in the form of a course called Digital Technologies Project, exists within the subjects: Computer Graphics and Design; Digital Technology; Multimedia; and Programming. Students who demonstrate exceptional prior learning, an ability to work independently and a strong interest in project based learning may negotiate with their teacher to complete a teacher led or, in consultation with their teacher, a student initiated project. Students will have the opportunity to plan and manage projects, create solutions to real world problems and evaluate their solutions to ensure they are fit for purpose.

 

The project would run for a semester, within the Computer Graphics and Design, Digital Technology, Multimedia, or Programming course. Students who successfully complete their project will gain an award in Digital Technologies Project, which recognises the higher level of skill and knowledge demonstrated.

 

In  the Programming context, students will be assigned a task that aligns with industry standard software/web development practices. This includes the use of a secure server and encourages group collaboration within a Git environment. By incorporating real-world development practices, students will gain valuable experience in working on projects that reflect the expectations of the industry. This not only enhances their technical skills but also prepares them for collaborative work environments in the field of software/web development.