Overview
Computing provides students with the skills they need to adapt to our changing industries, markets and economies. These skills include problem solving, digital literacy, communication, marketing, planning, project management and teamwork. Students are provided with practical opportunities to create digital solutions for real-world problems that can be transferred to a wide range of industries and environments.
- Apply Apply for 2024
- Enquire For 2025 and beyond
- Duration 2 Semesters
- Hours per week Live lessons are 2 periods per week and self-paced is 4-6 hours
- Fees View fees
- Department Computing
Unit focus areas
Applied Computing Unit 1 - Data analysis and programming
Applied Computing Unit 2 - Innovative solutions and network security
Pre-requisites
There are no pre-requisites for Applied Computing Units 1 and 2 and can be studied as a standalone subject or as preparation for Software Development Units 3 and 4, or Algorithmics Units 3 and 4.
Assessments
All assessments are school-based, with the award of satisfactory completion for the units based on whether the student has demonstrated proficiency in the key knowledge and key skills.
Enrolments and assessments
Some important information regarding enrolments and assessments.
Using the Victorian Assessment Software System (VASS), a student is enroled in each of their subjects with both (a) a home school and (b) an assessing school. For more information about enrolments and assessments and what needs to be completed please click the button below to read further information
Integrating technology for learning
The Haileybury Pangea learning community has been designed from the ground up by our brilliant teachers working alongside international researchers in blended learning.
FAQs
For a full list of FAQs see our Frequently Asked Question page
