Year 10 Digital Technologies
Course Description
Teacher in Charge: Mr S. O'Brien.
Year 10 Digital Technologies
This half-year course will focus on the two strands of the National Curriculum for Digital Technologies
1. Computational Thinking
You will learn the programming language Python, as well as how to write algorithms for planning and then creating your own programs.
2. Designing and Developing Digital Outcomes
You will learn to design and create simple websites using HTML5 and CSS3
By the end of Year 10, your Digital Technological knowledge and skills should enable you to follow a process to design, develop, store, test and evaluate digital content to address a given issue. Throughout this process, you will take into account immediate social and end-user considerations. You will independently decompose a computational problem into an algorithm that you use to create a program incorporating inputs, outputs, sequence, selection and iteration.
Pathway
Pathway Tags
Accountant, Accounts Officer, Advertising, Auditor, Biomedical Engineer, Business Analyst, Computer Support Technician, Contact Centre Worker, Data Entry Operator/Transcriptionist, Database/Systems Administrator, Electronics Engineer, Energy Auditor, Financial Adviser, Financial Dealer, Game Developer, Helpdesk/Support Technician, Information Technology Architect, Information and Communication Technology Manager, Loss Adjuster, Management Consultant, Manager Marketing, Mortgage Broker, Network Administrator, Network Engineer, Procurement Manager, Production Manager, Programmer, Real Estate Agent, Sales and Marketing, Software Architect, Systems Administrator, Telecommunications Engineer, Tertiary Lecturer, Test Analyst, Web Designer, Web Developer, Website Administrator,
Disclaimer
Course selection does not guarantee a course will be available or that you have approval to take a course. Final course confirmation is in January and depends on your final results and in rare cases, staff availability.