[Year 12 SofDev] [Year 12 IT Apps] Interesting policy direction regarding higher learning and pathways for senior secondary students

[Mark]

"Computational logic has been selected as the focus of one of the new
studies because it meets a growing industry need for students who are able
to use digital technologies and algorithmic logic to design solutions to a
wide range of problems. It goes beyond most current senior secondary IT
studies that focus on computer programming, software applications and the
use of productivity tools. Computational logic is a growing
interdisciplinary field that draws on studies in artificial intelligence,
computer science, logic and applied mathematics. It has applications in
medicine, engineering, law, language studies and emerging areas of study
such as cognitive science."

I like the sound of that.
It would appeal to the kids who are not even fully challenged by SD, let
alone ITA.


On 29 January 2014 11:30, Kevork KROZIAN <kkrozian at ringwoodsc.vic.edu.au>wrote:

>  Hi Folks
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> Happy New Year to everyone and welcome back .
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> For many of you the following document may be new for others an update
> regarding enhancement and higher education options for senior secondary
> students.
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> http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Pages/correspondence/notices/2013/137.aspx
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> Our subject is covered on page 13 and provisionally titled Computational
> Logic after the various name suggestions that were offered. It is being
> developed to be available in 2015 which is not too far away.
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> Perhaps Paula can add some comments regarding the work in the area of this
> new subject.
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> Kind Regards
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> Kevork Krozian
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> IT Pathways Manager
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> Ringwood Trade Training Facility
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> Tel: 0419 356 034
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