ICA40911 Certificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games

Supersededtraining.gov.au: supersededEquivalent

The currency period for ICA40911 ended on 23 March 2015 — 11 years ago. It names one replacement below, with the equivalence it declares for each.

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Product type
Qualification
Training package
ICA11 — Information and Communications Technology Training Package
Currency period ends
23 March 2015
Latest release
Release 2 · 7 November 2013 · 2 releases in all
Supersedes
nothing — no earlier product listed
Superseded by
ICT40915 equivalent

Where the register points next

Each step below is one supersession training.gov.au publishes between two products. The label on the rail is the equivalence the register declares for that step — not our reading of it.

  1. ICA40911Superseded — equivalentCertificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games
  2. equivalent
  3. ICT40915Superseded — not equivalentCertificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games
  4. not equivalent
  5. ICT40120CurrentCertificate IV in Information Technology

What the register says changed

These are the mapping notes training.gov.au attaches to each supersession, quoted as the register writes them. They are the only public record of what actually changed between two versions.

  • ICA40911ICT40915equivalent24 March 2015

    Updated to meet Standards for Training Packages.

Official documents on the register

What training.gov.au lists for ICA40911 and for its training package ICA11 (release 2.0), with the name and date the register publishes for each file. We link them; we have not read them, and nothing on this page is taken from their contents.

  • ICA40911_R2.docxICA40911 release 2 · product document · published 26 November 2024
  • ICA40911_R2.pdfICA40911 release 2 · product document · published 7 November 2013

Is ICA40911 on your scope?

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What ICA40911 is made of

training.gov.au lists 42 units for ICA40911: 4 core and 38 elective. The register does not publish a completion rule in units for this product, so we do not state one. How many of the electives are required is in the packaging rules on training.gov.au.

Core units 4 listed

CodeUnitIn this product
BSBOHS302BParticipate effectively in OHS communication and consultative processesnot current
ICAGAM401AProduce an interactive gamenot current
ICAICT418AContribute to copyright, ethics and privacy in an IT environmentnot current
ICAICT419AWork effectively in the digital media industrynot current

Elective units 38 listed

CodeUnitIn this product
BSBCRT401AArticulate, present and debate ideasnot current
CUFANM301ACreate 2D digital animationsnot current
CUFANM302ACreate 3D digital animationsnot current
CUFANM303ACreate 3D digital modelsnot current
CUFANM402ACreate digital visual effectsnot current
CUFPPM404ACreate storyboardsnot current
CUVDRA201ADevelop drawing skillsnot current
ICADMT402AProduce interactive animationnot current
ICADMT403AProduce and edit digital imagesnot current
ICAGAM301AApply simple modelling techniquesnot current
ICAGAM302ADesign and apply simple textures to digital artnot current
ICAGAM303AReview and apply the principles of animationnot current
ICAGAM402AIdentify and apply principles of games design and game playingnot current
ICAGAM403ACreate design documents for interactive gamesnot current
ICAGAM404AApply artificial intelligence in game developmentnot current
ICAGAM405AWrite story and content for digital gamesnot current
ICAGAM406ACreate visual design components for interactive gamesnot current
ICAGAM407AWrite scripts for interactive gamesnot current
ICAGAM408AUse 3-D animation interface and toolsetsnot current
ICAGAM409ACreate 3-D characters for interactive gamesnot current
ICAGAM410ADevelop 3-D components for interactive gamesnot current
ICAGAM412ADesign interactive medianot current
ICAGAM413ADesign and create 3-D digital modelsnot current
ICAGAM414ACreate audio for digital gamesnot current
ICAGAM416APrepare and complete image rendering processesnot current
ICAGAM417AApply digital effects to interactive productsnot current
ICAGAM418AUse simple modelling for animationnot current
ICAICT406ABuild a graphical user interfacenot current
ICAICT408ACreate technical documentationnot current
ICAICT417AIdentify, evaluate and apply current industry-specific technologies to meet industry standardsnot current
Show the remaining 8 elective units
CodeUnitIn this product
ICAICT420ADevelop client user interfacenot current
ICAPRG301AApply introductory programming techniquesnot current
ICAPRG405AAutomate processesnot current
ICAPRG406AApply introductory object-oriented language skillsnot current
ICAPRG413AUse a library or pre-existing componentsnot current
ICAPRG415AApply skills in object-oriented designnot current
ICAPRG417AApply mathematical techniques for software developmentnot current
ICAPRG527AApply intermediate object-oriented language skillsnot current

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