Level 2 P-Tech - Pathways to Technology Course /MIT
Course Description
Teacher in Charge: Mrs S. Naidu.
This programme consists of 1 day, every week, at MIT, studying Digital Technologies and working towards a Level 4, IT qualification.
The opportunity to begin a tertiary qualification at MIT will help ease the transition to Tertiary, prepare you for further study and for entry level Technology sector roles.
In addition, you study P-Tech in school and can choose any other subjects to fill your timetable.
02PTECH (Pathways to Technology) is a continuation of 01PTECH (Pathways to Technology). It builds on knowledge acquired from 01PTech, but new applicants are encouraged to enroll if they feel they can benefit from a specialized Technology course that will train and prepare them for tomorrows jobs.
Preference will be given to students who have previously enrolled in 01PTECH.
Course Overview
Term 1
Students will learn Advanced Techniques to Develop a Database
AS91892 (4 Credits)
Use Advanced Techniques to Develop a Database.
Use knowledge from P-Tech 01 to create advanced Data Mining techniques.
Term 2
Students will learn about Project Management.
AS91897 (6 Credits)
Use Advanced Processes to Develop a Digital Technologies Outcome.
Use of a Project Management software to create a Database Outcome.
Term 3
Students will learn Advanced Techniques to Python Programming.
AS91896 Use Advanced Programming Techniques to Develop a Computer Program (6 Credits)
Students will use advanced features of Python to create Programs using Python.
Term 4
Students will prepare for external examination on Computer Concepts.
AS91898 (3 Credits)
Demonstrate Understanding of a Computer Science Concept.
Recommended Prior Learning
Digital Technologies - Year 10/ Level 1
Pathway
This course leads to various employment opportunities in the Digital Technologies and Information Technologies (IT) industries.
Credit Information
You will be assessed in this course through all or a selection of the standards listed below.
Total Credits Available: 19 credits.
Externally Assessed Credits: 3 credits.
Internally Assessed Credits: 16 credits.
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