Most students know enough about computers to complete basic daily tasks, such as word processing, browsing the Internet or playing a computer game. However, through this course, you will learn about information and software technology and far more. You will discover why the computer has been called the most complex and versatile device ever built, and you will learn about a digital revolution that is only just beginning.
Semester 2: Software and Web Development
Students will explore the software development process by designing, creating and testing interactive digital solutions. They will develop programming skills, apply computational thinking and learn how software is planned, built and refined to meet user needs.
Assessment Task 3: Game Development Project (Unity)
Students will design and create their own game using Unity, demonstrating their understanding of programming concepts, game design principles and the software development lifecycle.
Students will learn how websites are designed, developed and evaluated. They will investigate web technologies, user experience principles and the role of web development in creating engaging and effective online experiences.
Assessment Task 4: Yearly Examination
The examination will assess students' knowledge and understanding of concepts and skills developed throughout the year, including software development, web development and core computing principles.
This semester provides students with opportunities to enhance their creativity, problem-solving and technical skills through practical and theoretical computing experiences.