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This website has been developed is to allow students of Newman College to easily see what is involved in, and what their committment will be in taking the Computer Science Course of Study as offered by Newman College in 2008.

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Unit 2A

The focus for this unit is developing system solutions. Students are introduced to the internal, interrelating components of computer-based systems in an industry context. They examine hardware and software design concepts and skills to meet a variety of computer-based challenges, using diagrammatic tools. Through the use of algorithms, students develop programming skills. Whilst considering industry requirements, they examine the social, ethical and legal implications of various solutions to industry problems.

(Computer Science, Curriculum Council, 2007)

Unit 2B

The focus for this unit is the design and development of database applications and communication systems. Students are introduced to networking concepts, as applied to industry. They examine a variety of systems, build on database and internet skills and gain an appreciation of how databases and internet and communication technologies are used in industry. Students create solutions involving databases and communications, exploring the ethical, legal and societal implications of these industry-based applications.

(Computer Science, Curriculum Council, 2007)