FIT5120 - Industry experience studio project

At the completion of this unit, students should be able to:

1. critically analyse complex information and identify information requirements interpreting how they may be of benefit to an organisation or a community;
2. analyse how IT applications are developed and evaluate the underlying principles and reasons underpinning each aspect of the development process, proposing the need for and then using, a methodological approach to deliver an application;
3. differentiate and synthesise the interrelated roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders of a project and assess and analyse why these roles are important for a successful project;
4. apply, in an industry standard setting, new concepts as well as aspects of theoretical approaches already learned, selecting the most appropriate fit for a specific situation and the rationale for that selection;
5. demonstrate discernment and judgment in effective two-way communication to all stakeholders/audiences, both specialist and generalist, by using innovative, relevant and meaningful mechanisms to disseminate knowledge and ideas;
6. contrast and apply the most suitable IT and professional practice skills to operate effectively as a member of a development team;
7. evaluate, assess and communicate both personal and team progress and learning, thus engaging in meaningful reflective practice.