Sequential Programming Concepts
Core programming concepts, logic and problem solving, building a foundation in software development.
Provides a comprehensive introduction to engineering principles and computer-aided design, equipping you with the foundational knowledge required for further study or a career in engineering, computing and technology.
Our Engineering and Computing pathway provides a comprehensive introduction to engineering principles and computer-aided design, equipping students with the foundational knowledge required for further study or career advancement. It fosters a deeper understanding of physics, exploring its key concepts and interconnections within the field.
Students also develop technical and analytical skills, preparing them for higher education or a future career in these dynamic industries.
Core programming concepts, logic and problem solving, building a foundation in software development.
Designing relational databases, tables and queries to store information.
Structuring and styling web pages using the building blocks of websites.
Creating technical drawings and models using industry-standard CAD design software.
Digital logic, components and the principles behind modern computing systems.
Properties, selection and behaviour of materials used in engineering.
Practical circuit building and the use of measuring instruments.
Network fundamentals, protocols and the architecture of connected systems.
Academic research, source evaluation, note-taking strategies.
Structure, argument development, academic style, referencing.
Seminar discussion, oral presentations, active listening.
This course will lead you to your preferred university, where you can choose from a wide range of degree programmes, including: