Information Technologies

What Students Learn

Following the national curriculum, students study data processing and computational thinking and examine the role of digital systems in learning and everyday life. Algorithms and programming support problem solving, while information research and digital creation develop responsible use of technology.

Learning Focus

1. Data and information: representation and analysis

2. Algorithms and programming: problem decomposition and solution design

3. Digital systems and applications: organize information and create digital work

4. Security and responsibility: privacy and digital ethics

Learning Outcomes

Students select appropriate digital tools, evaluate the credibility of information, and apply computational approaches to problems. The course develops awareness of safe technology use and supports independent learning and digital collaboration.