Cad and 3d animation A/t course Type 2



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Resources


To achieve the unit goals the following physical resources are mandatory:

a dedicated, networked CAD lab that complies with the OH&S requirements

a workstation per student capable of running current version 3D CAD software

quality colour printers suitable of producing both A3 and A4 format

scanning capabilities

licensed software of choice which meet the demands of the course inclusive of: 3D modelling and rendering; 2D texturing; sound and video editing; digitising input; student workstation monitoring

LCD projection for large screen format

stereo speaker system

3D printing equipment will be a requirement within the time frame of this course document but will remain optional due to cost

Proposed Evaluation Procedures


The following questions will need to be considered:

Are the course and Course Framework still consistent?

Do the assessment weightings from the framework meet the educational outcomes sought from this course?

Were the goals achieved?

Was the course content appropriate?

Were the teaching strategies used successful?

Was the assessment program appropriate?

Have the needs of the students been met?

Was the course relevant?

How many students completed the course in each of the years of accreditation?

What improvements need to be made to the course?

When, where and with whom will the evaluation be done?


The evaluation process will be undertaken by teachers and students who have been involved with this course.

CAD Introduction A/T Value 1.0

Prerequisites


Nil.

Specific Unit Goals


This unit should enable students to:


A Course

T Course

This unit should enable students to:

This unit should enable students to:

Utilise computer terminology

Utilise computer terminology

Apply a basic Design Process to defined parameters

Apply and Evaluate a Design Process to defined parameters

Operate the CAD workstation in 2D and 3D formats

Operate the CAD workstation in 2D and 3D formats

Organise information according to relevant CAD Standards

Synthesise and organise information according to relevant industry and Australian Standards

Interpret 2D and 3D drawings

Interpret and analyse 2D and 3D drawings, and convert between formats

Compose shapes and apply basic rendering techniques

Compose more complex shapes and apply a variety of rendering techniques

Print to designated devices

Print to designated devices in a customised format

Content


A Course

T Course

Computer basics, systems & terminology

The Design Process

OH & S considerations

The CAD workspace

CAD Drawing standards

Establishing workspaces & palettes

2D and 3D drawing interpretation

Customising ISO sheets:- border and title block for A3 & A4 sheets

Using layers and scales

Designated devices



Computer terminology, hardware & operating systems

The Design Process

OH & S considerations

The CAD workspace

CAD and Australian Drawing standards

Customising workspaces & palettes

2D and 3D drawing interpretation

Customising ISO sheets:- border and title block for A3 & A4 sheets

Using layers and scales

Designated devices & customisation


Teaching and Learning Strategies


Refer to page 14

Assessment


Refer to page 15 - 20

Student Capabilities





Evidence could be in:

Student Capabilities

Goals

Content

Teaching

Assessment

creative and critical thinkers









enterprising problem-solvers











skilled and empathetic communicators











informed and ethical decision-makers












environmentally and culturally aware citizens











confident and capable users of technologies










independent and self-managing learners












collaborative team members












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