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IDI102 - Software Now

2023

Sector

Higher Education

Discipline

International Pathways

Unit Description

The unit will provide an introduction to a first programming language including basic control structures common across languages. It introduces concepts and technologies associated with platform independent, object oriented programming. Students will combine practical experience in using professional standard Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) such as Netbeans and Eclipse to create applications with associated theoretical concepts. This unit will lead on to more advance programming knowledge in HIT237 and HIT337. This unit is reliant on on-line materials. Students must have access to a reliable high-speed broadband connection.

The Intensive-1 offering of this unit is not available for online enrolment. To enrol, Special Enrolment is required through eForms.

Unit Learning Outcomes

1.	Implement programming solutions to problems.
2.	Write simple programs using basic control structures and methods.
3.	Generate code that is easily maintainable.
4.	Compare alternate solutions to identify elegant solutions to actual problems.
5.	Develop collaborative group skills.
6.	Develop written communication skills required in the University context.

Assessment Overview

	Assessment Task	Value (of total mark)	Related Learning Outcome/s
1.	Quiz (20 mins)	5%	1 - Implement programming solutions to problems. 2 - Write simple programs using basic control structures and methods.
2.	Group Presentation (10 mins) with Individual Coding Submission	15%	1 - Implement programming solutions to problems. 2 - Write simple programs using basic control structures and methods. 3 - Generate code that is easily maintainable. 5 - Develop collaborative group skills. 6 - Develop written communication skills required in the University context.
3.	Mid Semester Test (1 hour)	10%	1 - Implement programming solutions to problems. 2 - Write simple programs using basic control structures and methods. 3 - Generate code that is easily maintainable.
4.	Coding Project and Presentation (10 mins)	30%	1 - Implement programming solutions to problems. 2 - Write simple programs using basic control structures and methods. 3 - Generate code that is easily maintainable. 4 - Compare alternate solutions to identify elegant solutions to actual problems. 5 - Develop collaborative group skills. 6 - Develop written communication skills required in the University context.
5.	Final Exam (2 hours)	40%	1 - Implement programming solutions to problems. 2 - Write simple programs using basic control structures and methods. 3 - Generate code that is easily maintainable. 4 - Compare alternate solutions to identify elegant solutions to actual problems. 6 - Develop written communication skills required in the University context.

Unit Availability

Year	Semester	Att Mode	Location	Learning Method
2023	Semester 1	Internal	CDU Waterfront Darwin	OLR
2023	INT-1	Internal	CDU Waterfront Darwin	OLS
2023	Semester S	Internal	CDU Waterfront Darwin	OLS

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OL/OLS: Supplementary material will be provided on-line through Learnline. For more information about Learnline, please click here.

OLR: Internet access is required for this unit as students are required to access study materials provided on-line through Learnline. Please log into Learnline on the first day of each teaching period. For more information about Learnline, please click here.

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