Volunteer Experience in I.T.

The purpose of this subject is to enable students who have completed voluntary external programming, systems/software or schools-based work during their course, that has not received credit elsewhere, to receive credit for this volunteer experience through the development of a retrospective and reflective portfolio of the experience and their work outcomes. This is to encourage students to take on volunteer work and for students to reflect on their experience, such as in open source projects or school volunteering. Students must seek subject coordinator approval to enrol in the subject and must contact subject coordinator before week 1 to discuss enrolment. Students must identify their own volunteer experience and have completed this experience before the semester begins. Students who have completed significant volunteer experience or open-source contributions, in an information technology or information systems capacity, not undertaken within an MSE organised internship, cannot receive credit for this subject. To participate in this subject, a student must first demonstrate completion of one of the following: 1. Software: Unpaid development of publicly available, open source, based on an extracurricular or independent activity, including working on a volunteer basis with a non-profit organisation 2. Industry-based Work: Unpaid industry-based information technology/systems work that had a specific outcome 3. School-based Activity: Unpaid Engagement with a school and activities that are based in problem solving for programming or other technology-based engagement activities The nature of the activity is not prescribed but is assessed based on the volume of work and the outcomes of the project. Through use of a reflective portfolio, the student will provide evidence that typically includes: 1. Software: The student must provide information about the application or other relevant artefact, and temporal information about release updates, codebase size, server logs, app store statistics, etc. 2. Industry-based work: The student must demonstrate understanding of the industry processes and show how they have been involved in these processes 3. School-based activity: The student must demonstrate engagement with a school and activities that are based in problem solving activity for programming, programming itself, or other technology-based engagement activities The portfolio will include a reflective component to enable students to consider the completed project both from the point of view of the project itself, as well as the volunteer experience. All work must be verifiable as that of the student, and that the work was unpaid/voluntary and not part of any paid work or internship. Evidence of the student contribution is required. The module accredits volu...

参与信息技术领域的志愿服务实践。

• 1Understand the value of industry networks and their importance on life skills such as reflection, self-reliance and critical thinking
• 2Identify and articulate the knowledge and skills acquired from the relevant internship context and work setting
• 3Demonstrate links to the specific area and project undertaken to professional and educational pathways
• 4Reflect on the experience and outcomes and articulate the academic and career development outcomes
• 5Apply established IT/IS methods to IT/IS problem solving