Digital Technologies

Length of Course

Semester

Level

Year 10

Learning Area

Technologies

Core or Specialist

Specialist

Pre-requisites

Nil

Subject Description

Year 10 Digital Technologies covers computational thinking, algorithms, digital systems, computer networks, and programming user interfaces, with evaluations based on real-world scenarios. It addresses privacy and cybersecurity issues, considering social contexts and legal responsibilities. The course explores how information technology is applied in daily life and prepares students for future careers in the field.

Content

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Understand computational thinking principles
  • Develop and analyse algorithms/flowcharts
  • Apply algorithms to solve practical problems
  • Design and implement user interfaces
  • Evaluate user interfaces for usability and functionality
  • Explore privacy issues in the digital age
  • Consider social contexts and legal responsibilities related to cybersecurity
  • Prepare for the future with digital literacy skills
Assessment
  • Website Development
  • Spreadsheet Task
  • Programming Challenges
  • Report on Ethics of Hacking
Pathways

Stage 1 Digital Technologies

Pathways for Technologies

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Year 10 - Digital Technologies

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