Discover What's Next - Create a game and explore Information Technology

Discover what your future in Information Technology looks like with RMIT

This is an introductory session to Information Technology at RMIT, where our graduates will introduce you to basic concepts of computer science by taking you through ‘snap!’ computer software. You’ll leave the session having created a fun and retro arcade game! 

All you need for the session is: 

  • A laptop/computer 
  • A stable internet connection 
  • Access to Google Chrome browser

This session is for secondary school students looking to pursue a course in Information  Technology and will provide students with the chance to follow along from their own home and ask our staff and alumni students questions along the way!

Discover what’s next with RMIT.

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