Information and communication technology (ICT) capability

In this subject, students extend and apply their ICT capability by, for example:

• understanding how contemporary information and communication technologies affect communication
• critically analysing the limitations and impacts of current technologies
• considering the implications of potential technologies
• communicating and sharing ideas and information, to collaboratively construct knowledge and digital solutions
• defining and planning information searches of a range of primary and secondary sources when investigating the community activity/community application activity or undertaking tasks in the area or field of study
• developing an understanding of hardware and software components, and operations of appropriate systems, including their functions, processes, and devices related to the area or field of study
• applying information and communication technology knowledge and skills to a range of methods to collect and process data, and transmit and produce information
• learning to manage and manipulate electronic sources of data, databases, and software applications
• applying technologies to design and manage projects.