The Digital Technologies course is crafted to equip students with the essential knowledge, understanding, skills, and values needed to effectively tackle problems by harnessing the power of data management. Emphasising the significance of "Big Data" and the globalised nature of online data, students will explore how these concepts shape the future of information, especially within the context of artificial intelligence. Through hands-on activities and engaging discussions, students will develop proficiency in handling data to derive meaningful insights, preparing them for the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital era.
Students will develop:
● Skills in designing and applying usability principles for UI (User Interfaces) and UX (User Experience)
● Knowledge and understanding of how digital systems manage, control and secure access to data along with the legal, social and ethical issues.
● Decompose real-world problems, plan, collaborate on, and manage agile projects
● Skills in object-oriented programming languages to implement, modify and debug
modular programs, applying selected algorithms and data structures.
This subject provides a foundation for further studies of Digital Solutions in Years 11 and 12. The skills developed may also have application to other (Humanities/Science/Arts/Technology) subjects. For pathways beyond school, please refer to the senior course descriptions.
Assessment: Project - Client Brief
Assessment: Practical and Theory Test
Mrs Natalle Sutton
nsutton@mfac.edu.au
