[Year 12 SofDev] An epiphany - programming is alive and well . Java, Android, Visual Studio.

[Andrew Shortell]

Well done Kevork

looking at some of the things on the lists there are teachers who want to improve their skills and this looks like it could do that!
for some it could be justified as a pathway to better qualifications and so some schools might give some help to them to enrol and actually attain their cert IV

good luck and if you need help I am too far away (laugh .. and there is always distance / remote learning)

Andrew

Andrew Shortell
Educator
CRC Melton


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On 22/04/2014, at 12:53 PM, WEIR Andrew <andrew.weir at thomascarr.vic.edu.au> wrote:

> Kevork,
> This sounds amazing.
> I would enjoy working through these types of things.
> I am already working at SQL and other, I have used XNA and c# with Adrian Janson’s resources and at the moment this programming is something I would like to know more about so that I can use it my self and present it to the school especially with our pathways programs.
> Andrew
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> Mr Andrew Weir
> Head Of Learning - eLearning
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> From: sofdev-bounces at edulists.com.au [mailto:sofdev-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of Kevork KROZIAN
> Sent: Tuesday, 22 April 2014 12:48 PM
> To: sofdev at edulists.com.au; yr11it at edulists.com.au
> Subject: [Year 12 SofDev] An epiphany - programming is alive and well . Java, Android, Visual Studio.
>  
> Dear Everyone
>  
> I recently had a few students enrol in my Cert IV (Networking) ICA40411 course who were not up with the Networking demands ( they did not choose Cisco as a co-requisite ) and requested to do programming as part of their qualification.
> Yes, students asked to do programming !
>  
> So, I modified/adjusted the course to import a number of programming units including Java, Visual Studio, Mobile Application Development, SQL, OOP etc.
> Here are some of the units for the programming  . You can find full unit documentation at www.training.gov.au
>  
> Programming Electives
> 
> 1. ICAPRG414A Apply introductory programming skills in another language (60)
> 2. ICAPRG414A Develop mobile applications (50)
> 3. ICAICT420A Develop client user interface (40)
> 4. ICAPRG425A Use Structured Query Language (60)
> 5. ICANWK408A Configure a Desktop Environment (40)
> 6. ICAPRG406A Apply introductory object-oriented language skills. Much of the writing of classes, arraylists of classes etc fit nicely here.
> 7. ICAPRG527A Apply intermediate object-oriented language skills
> 
> What is interesting is that this opportunity allowed me to investigate several options such as:
> 
> 1.    Installation of Eclipse with the Android SDK for mobile device programming and the WindowBuilder plug in for easy GUI programming.
> 2.    Writing a course in Java programming using Eclipse. I prepared a student workbook as a Draft 1 for ICAPRG414A Apply introductory programming skills in another language (60). I have attached the first draftversion of the student workbook . This was a quick effort to get started.
> Three cheers for youtube for saving hundreds of hours of preparation time.
> 3.    For ICAPRG414A Develop mobile applications (50), Writing Windows 8 Applications using Visual Studio and C#. Student Workbook is being written.
> 4.    As an alternative to ICAPRG414A Develop mobile applications (50), use of the Android SDK fromhttp://developer.android.com/ with online lessons for mobile applications. Student Workbook is being written.
> 5.    ICAPRG425A Use Structured Query Language (60). I had used MySQL extensively with PHP in the past and this knowledge fits like a glove with this unit.
> 6.    ICAICT420A Develop client user interface (40)  looks like our current Software Development Outcome 41 developing a mobile device prototype.
>  
> What is more amazing is the work I had done with java and Xbox XNA C# programming also dovetails nicely into a few other units such as :
> 1.    ICAPRG406A Apply introductory object-oriented language skills. Much of the writing of classes, inheritance, polymorphism, arraylists of classes, connecting to MySQL, text and binary file saving/reading fits nicely here.
> 2.    ICAPRG527A - Apply intermediate object-oriented language skills
>  
>  
> More generally and more strategically what numbers of teachers feel this type of knowledge would be something they would like/love/”not care about” professional learning in ?
>  
>  
> Kind Regards
>  
> Kevork Krozian
> IT Pathways Manager
> Ringwood Trade Training Facility
> Tel: 0419 356 034
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