Department of Data Processing Division

Data Processing Division

Special features

1. Our goal is to strengthen students’ creativity and design skills in digital media, and to train students to write programming code.

2. The multimedia curriculum incorporates 3D design and makes full use of the school's FabLab resources.

Introduction to the department

1. The aim of this course is to develop students’ skills in information management.

2. Our dedicated teaching staff are experienced and highly qualified. The academic results of students graduating from this department are excellent.

3. The students take a wide range of courses, including examinations for professional certificates in different disciplines.

Educational objectives

1. To train students in information software and management for junior technical positions.

2. To provide basic business education and practical skills.

3. To develop students' ability to think logically, solve problems, and integrate information skills.

4. To instill in students a sense of compassion and professional ethics and to lay the foundation for lifelong learning.

Curriculum planning

1. General subjects: language, mathematics, social studies, natural sciences, arts, integrated activities, technology, health and physical education.

2. Specialized subjects

First year: introduction to digital technology, programming language and design; introduction to business, accounting.

Second year: introduction to digital technology, multimedia production and application, multimedia exploration, digital technology exploration, programming language exploration, accounting, economics.

Third year: digital technology practice, database application, project practice; business communication, accounting practice, economic practice.

Future prospects

1. Further education: Students can enter various public and private colleges and universities to study a number of business and management courses through multiple admission channels.

2. Career paths: There is a wide range of career paths, including design, management, and service industries. Our graduating students have found work in the fields of bank insurance, the financial sector, and accounting, and as secretarial assistants, supermarket store staff, logistics warehouse staff, computer operators, data input personnel, clerical workers, web designers, animation production staff, and video processing staff, as well as self-employed SOHO workers, such as online store owners.