COURSE OVERVIEW. Graphic design Building environment Industrial Graphics Production Graphics

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1 TECHNOLOGY - GRAPHICS (GPH) USER PAY FEES: $5 (Print Balance) This course provides an opportunity for students to gain an understanding of graphical communication across a broad spectrum of applications. It develops real life skills for visualising, investigating, analysing, synthetizing and evaluating technical problems. Graphic design Building environment Industrial Graphics Production Graphics Assessment is an integral part of the Graphics program and is designed to enable students to demonstrate a broad range of achievement. consisting of: Class tests Research assignments Senior Graphics Certificate/Diploma Courses Architecture Engineering Environmental/Industrial Design Surveying/Town Planning Graphic Design WHERE DOES STUDYING GRAPHICS LEAD ME AFTER YEAR 10? Construction/Building Industry Manufacturing Industry Computer Design/Drafting Design Industry Architecture Engineering Construction/Manufacturing Trades Drafting Surveying/Town Planning Industrial/Graphical Design Technology Teaching 32

Graphic design Building environment Industrial Graphics Production Graphics Assessment is an integral part of the Graphics program and is designed to enable students to demonstrate a broad range of

2 TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION PROCESSING & TECHNOLOGY (IPR) USER PAY FEES: $5 (Print Balance) Information Processing & Technology provides opportunities for students who have a special interest in the higher-level applications of computing. IPR prepares students for Year 11 & 12 IPT and tertiary IT studies by the designing and programming of computer systems for use by others. Theory is an important component and tied strongly with practical implementation. Students may study IPR and ITS together without overlapping study. Introduction Programming HTML & CSS Web Design Game Programming Computer Systems Portfolios Projects Written tasks Special Features of the Course Game Design and Development Computer Systems Analysis Algorithm Design and Implementation Web Authoring WHERE DOES STUDYING INFORMATION PROCESSING & TECHNOLOGY LEAD ME AFTER YEAR 10? Software/Robotics Engineering Hardware Maintenance & Engineering Information Technology Systems IT Management Information Processing & Technology Internet Communications Certificates and Diplomas in: Game Developer Robotics Engineer Information and Digital Communication Technology Networking Multimedia Careers Database Design Systems Analyst Software development Software Engineer Website Development Digital Media Network Planner/Administrator Information/Database Manager/Programmer Information Technology E-commerce Applied sciences Software development Mathematics Computing Networking Bachelor of: Engineering (Software, Electrical, Info mechatronics) Corporate Systems management Games and Interactive Entertainment Web Analyst / Designer / Developer Ecommerce Application Developer Computer Systems Engineer Specialist Areas This subject is a basis for Senior IT subjects, which can lead to a vast array of IT related courses. 33

Theory is an important component and tied strongly with practical implementation. Students may study IPR and ITS together without overlapping study.

3 TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS (ITS) USER PAY FEES: $5 (Print Balance) Information Technology Systems provides opportunities for students who have a special interest in computing and multimedia focused on developing projects for clients and prepares them for the Year 11/12 ITN (OP subject) and Certificate II in Information Technology & Digital Media. Students learn a variety of skills necessary for multimedia development, as well as the concepts of project management and client interaction. Students may study for IPR and ITS together without overlapping study. Graphic Design Web Design Careers in IT industry Multimedia Design includes project management Project management document for both Graphic and Multimedia Design units Digital Portfolio of works completed in class time (Web based) Magazine article outlining the requirements for a chosen career in the ICT industry Project to create an animation or mobile application. Special Features of the Course Students will use a wide variety of multimedia equipment Students will use industry-standard applications from Adobe and Microsoft WHERE DOES STUDYING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS LEAD ME AFTER YEAR 10? Information Technology Systems Information Processing & Technology Certificate II in Information, Digital Media & Technology Certificates and Diplomas in: Information and Digital Communication Technology Multimedia Software development Website Development Digital Media Information Technology (Web Design, Games and Interactive Entertainment Interactive and Visual Design Human-Computer Interaction Careers Software Engineering Graphic / Web Design IT Management Internet Communications Animator Mobile Application Developer Systems Analyst, Software Engineer, Network Planner/Administrator, Information/Database Manager/Programmer, Web Analyst / Designer / Developer, E-Business Application Developer, Computer Systems Engineer Graphic Designer Specialist Areas This subject is a basis for Senior IT subjects, which can lead to a vast array of IT related courses. 34

Students learn a variety of skills necessary for multimedia development, as well as the concepts of project management and client interaction.

4 TECHNOLOGY METAL ENGINEERING (TME) USER PAY FEES: $25 approx. - this fee is for the construction of a project such as: sliding bevel, bottle opener, gear puller, carry all, patio dustpan, lathe turning or similar. This course provides students with opportunity to develop a knowledge and appreciation of Engineering materials, equipment, processes and work methods relating to an Industrial Technology workshop environment. Design and problem solving activities are integral components of the course. Safety and workshop technology Project planning Sheet metal working Fitting and fabrication Machining Project Construction Related Technology Planning and Design Tasks Workplace Health & Safety Due to workshop safety requirements students must wear suitable footwear and use of school personal protective equipment in accordance with Workplace Health and Safety legislation Students who continue to display safety breaches may be removed from the course of study. Certificate II in Engineering Certificate/Diploma Courses Engineering Aerospace Architecture/Design WHERE DOES STUDYING METAL ENGINEERING LEAD ME AFTER YEAR 10? Construction Industry Architectural/Design Industry Manufacturing Industry Aircraft Industry Engineering (Mechanical/ Electrical) Metal Working Trades Aerospace Aircraft Trades Technology Teacher 35

This course provides students with opportunity to develop a knowledge and appreciation of Engineering materials, equipment, processes and work methods relating to an Industrial Technology workshop

5 TECHNOLOGY WOOD MANUFACTURING (TWM) USER PAY FEES: $40 approx. - this fee is for the construction of a project for example: clock, jewellery box and salad servers or similar. This course provides students with opportunity to develop a knowledge and appreciation of construction and furnishing materials, equipment, processes and work methods relating to an Industrial Technology workshop environment. Design and problem solving activities are integral components of the course. Safety and workshop technology Woodworking project construction Wood machining project construction Plastics project construction Computer Numerical Control machining (optional) Project Construction Related Technology Planning and Design Tasks Workplace Health & Safety Due to workshop safety requirements students must wear suitable footwear and use of school personal protective equipment in accordance with Workplace Health and Safety legislation Students who continue to display safety breaches may be removed from the course of study. WHERE DOES STUDYING WOOD MANUFACTURING LEAD ME AFTER YEAR 10? Certificate II in Manufacturing Technology (Furnishings) Trade Certificate Course Diploma Course Manufacturing Trades Construction/ Building Trades Para-Professional 36

Technology workshop environment. Design and problem solving activities are integral components of the course.

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