Teacher in Charge: Mrs N. Searle.
This is a full-year course. It further develops the students’ ability to create a digital product based on a brief for a client, using project management tools successfully and iteratively improving the outcome.
This course opens the way to a wide variety of careers and interests. The achievement standards contribute to awards in creative industries, manufacturing and technology and services industries vocational pathways
This is a general course designed for those planning to progress in business computing or tertiary study. It focuses on desktop publishing, developing a website, programming with Python and the computer science of error control.
There is a huge shortage of basic IT skills in the workforce. Students who wish to further their computing skills are in high demand in the workforce.
Coding has become a significant way of learning with students using many different programming software tools to solve real life problems. Students who wish to go to study Computer Science at University can discover rewarding and well-paid careers.
Innovative use of digital technology to support learning in secondary education is being driven by a changing world and an emerging awareness of the importance of addressing the needs of all learners. Technology rich environments enable teachers to develop personalised, accessible, relevant, and high-quality learning opportunities that improve student engagement and achievement.
Term 1
AS 91897
Use advanced processes to develop a digital technologies outcome (using InDesign)
6 Credits Level 2
Internal
Term 2
AS 91896
Python: Use advanced techniques to develop a computer program.
6 Credits Level 2
Internal
Term 3
AS 91893
Use advanced techniques to develop a website.
4 Credits Level 2
Internal
Term 4
AS 91898
Demonstarte understanding of a computer science concept.
3 Credits Level 2
External
Year 12 (NCEA Level 2), Technology - Hangarau