Teacher in Charge: Mr J. Creighton.
Digital Technologies
Digital Technologies is an exciting area that leads into the lucrative IT industry which is seeing massive growth and development! People skilled in this area are highly sort after as every industry has IT involved..... lots of opportunities.
Students are introduced to a variety of skills and knowledge across a range of Digital Technologies and will apply them to a personal project. Assessment is related directly to the evidence produced by a student while completing a project. Students are encouraged to help each other with learning technical skills, and will prepare them for any of the senior DT courses.
Areas covered are:
Students will develop a wider skill set in:
Feel free to check out our Year 09 Digital Technologies Course for more course information.
This course is well supported with cutting-edge equipment including laser cutters, CnC machines, 3D printers, resin printers, vacuum formers, airbrushes, Wacom Cintiq 16" drawing tablets, vinyl cutters, furnace to smelter and industry standard software such as Blender, Adobe Cloud and Fusion 360.
Below are a range of examples of students work.
Assessment in the course comes from a series of small tests, and project outcomes. Students can access all learning materials at any time from our Year 09 Digital Technologies Course in the hyperlink above.
Year 10 Digital Technologies, Year 10 Electronics Technology
Career PathwaysGame Developer, Data Analyst, Animator/Digital Artist, Business Analyst, Software Developer, Patternmaker, Art Director (Film, Television or Stage), Artist, Sound Technician, Graphic Designer
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryThere will be an approximate $10.00 cost for consumables used in the course. 3D printer filament, sticker papers, colour printing, acrylic etc.