Teacher in Charge: Mrs R. Close.
Recommended Prior LearningOpen entry - no prior knowledge required.
A practical course covering many different aspects of computing. Students develop skills using the commonly used software programs (Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Photoshop, Powerpoint), some programming knowledge, introductory computer science and the ability to use digital technologies to problem solve.
Students will find the computing skills learned will help with all types of employment and further education.
Term 1
Introductory Topics
Basic programming
Developing and designing webpages using HTML
Excel Spreadsheets
Term 2
Access Databases
Term 3
Python Programming
HCI - Human Computer Interaction
Term 4
HCI External Exam
Most assessments are internally assessed.
There is an option to enter AS91886, which is an external assessment about how humans and computers interact.
Auditor, Business Analyst, Electronics Engineer, Automotive Electrician, Biomedical Engineer, Industrial Designer, Information Technology Helpdesk/Support Technician, Information Technology Manager, Systems Administrator, Engineering Machinist, Glass Processor, Software Developer, Game Developer, Recreation Co-ordinator, Data Analyst