TECHNOLOGY DOMAIN
Deeane Cordy
Technology Instructional Leader
Learning in the Technology Domain gives you the freedom to use your creativity to solve problems in a real-world context.
Technology is an increasingly significant part of our society, which is why it is important that we learn the appliances and systems people rely on daily in order to create a more efficient, safer and healthier world.
We foster an appreciation for traditional techniques, while also exploring the frenetic world of emerging technologies. Here, you have opportunities to analyse problems and implement a range of digital and design solutions such as artificial intelligence engines, engineering robots, building sustainable furniture and improving the quality and accessibility of food.
In this Domain you have the choice to explore technologies in the areas of; digital, fibre, food, materials and systems engineering.
10 Digital - Video Game Development
This subject is replacing subject name: Digital - 3D Game Design
- Design and create your own 3D video game from scratch
- Learn industry-standard tools and game development concepts
- Develop skills in coding, 3D asset creation, and level design
Subject Code: P2TDT
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn the full game development process, from planning and designing a game idea to building a finished 3D product. You will explore key concepts such as gameplay mechanics, level design, 3D modelling, and programming using industry-standard tools.
What will I do?
You will develop your own game concept, create 3D assets, program gameplay features, and build interactive levels. Throughout the unit, you will test, refine, and improve your game to produce a completed playable experience.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Applied Computing, VCE Media.
Careers/Jobs: Animator, game level designer, programmer/software developer, game artist.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Fibre Technology
- Develop advanced sewing and garment construction skills
- Create clothing and accessories using commercial patterns and industry techniques
- Explore sustainable fashion and design your own upcycled garment
Subject Code: P2TFT
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn advanced sewing and garment construction techniques, including how to confidently use a sewing machine and overlocker. You will develop skills in reading and following commercial patterns, fabric manipulation, textile decoration, and industry-standard finishing methods. You will also investigate sustainability in the fashion industry, including textile waste and the environmental impact of fast fashion.
What will I do?
You will design and produce a range of clothing and textile items such as pyjamas, tops, shorts, and accessories. You will create personalised textile designs using fabric decoration techniques and complete a sustainability project where you design and produce your own upcycled garment.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Production Design & Technology – Textiles, VCE Art Making & Exhibiting.
Careers/Jobs: Textile artist, fashion designer, costume designer, visual arts and crafts professional.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Food - Café Style
This subject is replacing subject name: Food - Café Style
- Learn to cook popular café-style meals and desserts
- Gain real-world experience preparing and selling food through the school café
- Develop teamwork, creativity, and customer-focused food service skills
Subject Code: P2TFS
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn industry-standard food preparation techniques, safe food handling practices, and how to create café-style dishes. You will also develop skills in designing menu items that cater for customers with food allergies or intolerances.
What will I do?
You will work in teams to prepare and serve weekly café lunches for students and staff. You will cook a variety of modern café meals and desserts, and complete creative tasks designing inclusive, customer-friendly food options.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VET Hospitality.
Careers/Jobs: Hospitality, chef, food technologist, childcare coordinator, home economist, nutritionist.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Food - Foods Around the World
This subject is replacing subject name: Food - Foods Around the World
- Explore global cuisines and cultural food traditions
- Cook a variety of international dishes in practical lessons
- Design and evaluate your own international Food Truck concept
Subject Code: P2TFW
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn about different global cuisines, staple foods, and cultural food traditions from around the world. You will also develop practical cooking skills, safe and hygienic food handling practices, and effective food presentation techniques.
What will I do?
You will prepare and cook a range of international dishes, research and present information about global staple foods, and complete a design project creating and evaluating your own international Food Truck concept.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Food Studies, VET Hospitality.
Careers/Jobs: Hospitality, chef, food technologist, childcare coordinator, home economist, nutritionist.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Introduction to Building
This subject is replacing subject name: Intro to Building & Construction
- Gain hands-on experience in building and construction
- Learn to safely use carpentry tools and materials
- Design and construct real timber-based projects
Subject Code: P2TBC
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn the basics of the building and construction industry, including how to safely use a range of carpentry hand tools. You will develop problem-solving, teamwork, and practical construction skills while gaining an understanding of how builders and carpenters work in real-world settings.
What will I do?
You will complete hands-on projects including building a house wall frame and designing and constructing your own timber project using recycled materials. You will work both independently and in teams to bring your designs to life through practical building tasks.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VET Building and Construction, VCE Product Design and Technologies.
Careers/Jobs: Builder/carpenter.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Materials - Metal
- Refine and advance your metal fabrication and engineering skills
- Work with greater independence using workshop tools and machinery
- Design and manufacture more complex, industry-style metal projects
Subject Code: P2TMM
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will further develop welding, cutting, shaping, and fabrication skills while improving the accuracy, strength, and finish of your work. You will learn to confidently use a wider range of workshop tools and machinery, read and interpret technical drawings, follow production plans, and apply safe working practices like those used in industry.
What will I do?
You will design, plan, and manufacture more complex metal projects, working both independently and collaboratively. You will use advanced fabrication techniques, apply problem-solving skills, and evaluate and refine your completed work to achieve high-quality results.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Product Design & Technology, VET Engineering.
Careers/Jobs: Fitting and fabrication trades.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Materials - Timber Design
- Design and build a timber product for a real end-user
- Develop advanced woodworking skills using multiple timber joints
- Create a design folio to justify and communicate your solution
Subject Code: P2TMT
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn how to investigate user needs and apply the design process to create a functional timber product. You will develop advanced woodworking skills, including constructing at least three different timber joints and safely using workshop tools and machinery. You will also learn how to produce technical drawings and compile a design folio to communicate and justify your ideas.
What will I do?
You will research existing products, generate creative design ideas, and develop detailed technical drawings. You will manufacture a timber product that includes legs and multiple joints, focusing on accuracy, quality craftsmanship, and functionality. You will also evaluate how effectively your final product meets the needs of the end-user and project success criteria.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Product Design and Technologies, VET Engineering.
Careers/Jobs: This unit provides insights into careers in trades, and further study in design and manufacturing.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Systems - Intelligent Systems Design
- Design and program an intelligent system using an Arduino microcontroller
- Use CAD and manufacturing tools (e.g. 3D printing) to create functional components
- Build a real-world solution, such as an automated watering system, smart door, or sensor-based device, integrating mechanical, electronic, and programmed systems
Subject Code: P2TSI
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn how electronic systems operate, including key concepts such as Ohm’s Law, circuits, and how different components like sensors, motors, and microcontrollers function together. You will develop skills in programming Arduino systems to respond to inputs and control outputs, while also gaining experience with CAD software and manufacturing processes such as 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC machining. Throughout the project, you will explore how mechanical and electrical systems are integrated to create intelligent, real-world solutions.
What will I do?
You will design and manufacture components such as housings, mounts, or mechanical parts using CAD, then produce them with tools like 3D printers, laser cutters, and CNC machines. You will build and program an Arduino-based system—such as an automated watering system or smart door—using sensors and actuators, then test, troubleshoot, and refine your design. Through this process, you will prototype, evaluate performance, diagnose problems, and improve your system to create a functional and reliable engineered solution.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Systems Engineering, VCE Product Design and Technologies, VET Engineering.
Careers/Jobs: Engineer, electrician.
Duration:
1 semester.
10 Systems - Remote Control Vehicle
This subject is replacing subject name: Systems - Remote Controlled Vehicle
- Design, build, and program a remote-controlled vehicle
- Use CAD, 3D printing, and electronics to create functional parts
- Learn how circuits, motors, and programming work together in systems
Subject Code: P2TSV
Year Level: 10
What will I learn?
You will learn how electronic systems operate, including key concepts such as Ohm’s Law, circuits, and component functionality. You will develop skills in programming microcontrollers, using CAD software, 3D printing, and understanding how mechanical and electrical systems work together. You will also learn how to create prototypes, test, diagnose, and improve engineered systems.
What will I do?
You will design and manufacture parts such as chassis, wheels, gearboxes, and circuit boards using CAD and 3D printing. You will build and program a remote-controlled vehicle using an Arduino or ESC receiver, then test and refine its performance through troubleshooting and system optimisation.
Where can this take me?
VCE Subjects: VCE Systems Engineering, VCE Product Design and Technologies, VET Engineering.
Careers/Jobs: Engineer, electrician.
Duration:
1 semester.