ENTERPRISE COMPUTING
Board Developed Course (ATAR) - 2 Units
The study of Enterprise Computing 11-12 equips students with an understanding of digital tools and processes and the importance of data in enterprise information systems, allowing them to effectively use and manage technologies in various settings.
Students are encouraged to develop an entrepreneurial mindset by working collaboratively and applying system, design, and computational thinking skills, ensuring they can contribute to a world reliant on digital systems.
The course covers topics such as interactive media, networking systems, cybersecurity, data science, data visualization, and intelligent systems. Students use their acquired knowledge and skills to develop an enterprise project, which encourages collaboration and the development of team and communication skills.
The course also focuses on the responsible and ethical application of digital systems, and the application of appropriate standards in the development of solutions. Through this course, students engage with technologies that improve access and participation in computing technologies across a range of enterprises.
PRE-REQUISITES
There are no prerequisites for this course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Year 11 Topics
• Interactive Media and the User Experience
• Networking Systems and Social Computing
• Principles of Cybersecurity
Year 12 Topics
• Data Science
• Data Visualisation
• Intelligent Systems
• Enterprise
HSC EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS
The examination will be worth 80 marks. It will be undertaken by students using a computer. The time allowed is 2 hours and 30 minutes.
- Objective-response items (approx. 20 marks)
- Short-answer items (approx. 60 marks)
Further information is available on the NESA website.