Digital Projects 1

Level: 1
Hours: 150
TCE Credit Points: 15 pts
Recommended Prior Study: No entry requirements
May Lead To: Computing 2
Campus: Hellyer, Parklands, Smithton

Students will use their strengths and improvement areas relating to digital literacy. Students will undertake supported digital projects using a range of digital technologies, independently and collaboratively, relating to their personal interests and needs.

This will be done through problem-based and project-based inquiries. It will enable you to engage practically and collaboratively with common and emerging technologies and provide opportunities to develop projects to meet personal needs and interests.

Computer Applications 2

Level: 2
Hours: 50
TCE Credit Points: 5 pts
TCE Skills: ICT
Recommended Prior Study: No entry requirements
May Lead To: Further study
Campus: Penguin

Students will learn skills within an area of focus including business, game design, information processing and management, multimedia (website development, digital imagery, etc.) programming and control, robotics, publishing, system management and support, computer hardware and software as well as social, legal and ethical issues.

Computing 2 (Game Design)

Level: 2
Hours: 150
TCE Credit Points: 15 pts
TCE Skills: ICT
Recommended Prior Study: No entry requirements
May Lead To: Employment and further computer studies.
Campus: Hellyer

This course is a combination of three 50 hour courses: Essential Skills - Using Computers and the internet, Computer Applications and Project Implementation.

Game design focusses on creating games and coding. The main programming language used is Python.

Essential Skills - Using Computers and the Internet 2

Level: 2
Hours: 50
TCE Credit Points: 5 pts
TCE Skills: ICT
Recommended Prior Study: No entry requirements
May Lead To: Employment and further computer studies .
Campus: Hellyer (OL), Smithton, Mt Heights, King Island

The course is for students with reasonable computing skills who need to meet the ICT standard for the TCE. It is for students who need a small amount of help when using a computer.

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