In Information Technology (Programming) you will learn programming skills to produce functional applications.
Unit 1
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Unit 2
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Information Technology
The focus of this unit is the study of how individuals use, and can be affected by, information technology in their daily lives.
Areas studied
- Techniques: solutions and outputs
- Internet Influences
- Components of computer systems
Note: A student can NOT select both ITIT1 and ITTP1
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Information Technology
The focus of this unit is the study of how individuals and organisations, such as small businesses, clubs and government agencies use, and can be affected by, information systems.
Areas studied
- Techniques: processes and management
- Applications and implications
- Information systems
Note: A student can NOT select both ITIT2 and ITTP2
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Information Systems
In Information Systems you will study a programming language such as Visual Basic. |
Unit 3
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Unit 4
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Information Systems
This unit focuses on techniques and procedures to analyse and design information systems and to partially develop a software design specification through the use of programming language.
Areas studied
- Information Systems and networks
- Information Systems engineering (analysis and design)
- Software development
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Information Systems
This unit focuses on techniques, procedures and strategies to develop, implement and evaluate a proposed networked information system.
Areas studied
- Software engineering
- Information Systems engineering (development, implementation and evaluation)
- Information Systems: networks
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| Assessment: Assessment in Information Systems is: Unit 3 school assessed course work (25%), Unit 4 school assessed Coursework (25%), and an end of year examination (50%). |
