FIT2119 Computing in practice: Professional practice

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Apply appropriate security, privacy and ethical practices when participating in computing work, recognising professional expectations, role responsibilities and the implications of decisions for people, teams and stakeholders;

2. 2

   Identify opportunities for computing work to contribute to social good by considering stakeholder needs, accessibility, inclusion, sustainability and broader social impacts within a company context;

3. 3

   Communicate role interests, progress, needs, risks and outcomes to team members and stakeholders using appropriate professional, written, verbal and visual forms;

4. 4

   Support the planning, organisation and management of work by contributing to task definition, scheduling, documentation, reporting and review practices that help the team meet agreed objectives and timelines;

5. 5

   Collaborate effectively within a small team and across connected teams by adopting shared workflows, coordinating dependencies, responding to feedback and contributing equitably to collective outcomes in a student-led company;

6. 6

   Identify and document the data requirements associated with your role and company work, including relevant data sources, data flows, data quality needs, access requirements, handling responsibilities and governance considerations;

7. 7

   Apply and evidence relevant SFIA skills from your enrolled course or major through your individual contributions to company work, using portfolio evidence to demonstrate capability development, feedback response and professional growth.