Digital Technologies 3
DGT3 Course DescriptionTeacher in Charge: Alistair Simpson.
PrerequisitesYou must have taken the DT2 course, and gained the majority of the credits available. If you achieved fewer than 14 credits in that course, you will need HOD approval.
Digital Technologies is the study of how computers work; how they can be programmed; and how they can be used to manage, process and present information.
The DGT3 course focuses on:
• Advanced website design (using HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript)
• Advanced database design (using SQL)
• Advanced programming (using Java, C++, C#)
• Project Management
• Advanced Computer Science topics (e.g. computer graphics, algorithm tractability)
This course builds upon the skills and knowledge learnt in the DGT2 course. It is aimed at those looking to gain experience in programming and website development. A large component of the course is self-directed and requires students to be highly motivated.
2023 Digital Technology Trip - USA - Silicon Valley (Depending on world travel status)
• Year 12 & 13 Digital Technology Students
• Term 3/4 Holidays
Course Overview
Term 1
Creation of an advanced PHP, HTML and CSS website
Creation of Relational MySQL DB integrated with website
Term 2
Creation of an advanced PHP, HTML and CSS website
Creation of Relational MySQL DB integrated with website
Programming an advanced game with a GUI using C# and Unity
Term 3
Programming an advanced game with a GUI using C# and Unity
Project Management
Computer Science Concepts
Term 4
Computer Science Concepts
Career Pathways
Electrical Engineer, Secondary School Teacher, User Experience Designer, Network Administrator, Information Technology Helpdesk/Support Technician, Information Technology Manager, Systems Administrator, Software Developer, Game Developer
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryNo fees. No equipment required (although having access to a computer at home is highly recommended for continuing classwork at home)