[Year 12 SofDev] Prog Languages

Thu May 9 01:56:26 UTC 2019

I pretty much do this too.

U3O1 is python specific (I did VB in my first year teaching SD, and Python this year and last year).

For the SAT, students can either use python, or another language. If they opt for another language, they have to demonstrate it meets the VCAA rules though.

From: sofdev <sofdev-bounces at edulists.com.au> On Behalf Of HEATH Natalie
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For the SAT I allowed anything that suited their purposes. I marked the work with them next to me so that they could explain any features I wasn’t familiar with.
However, for U3O1 I had them all work in VB for the sole purpose of making sure they all had equitable tasks – some things are more difficult in other languages, especially when it comes to creating GUIs. It also makes sure that I can take them through the same tasks in the same way and cover many of the skills needed for the exam, laying the groundwork.
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Hi I don’t think there is any reason, my kids are using a variety of languages.

Vera

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I have a number of kids who are keen to do SD but hate Visual Basic. I have  a lot of reasons for using VB and intend to keep using it for Units 3 and 4 even though we do C++, Python and PHP as part of our Year 10 programs.

Is there any reason why all the SD students within a class need to all use the same programming language for their SAT?

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