Design Technology and Graphics


Teaching and Learning Strategies



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Teaching and Learning Strategies


Refer to page 17.

Assessment


Refer to page 19.

General Capabilities





Evidence could be in:

Student Capabilities

Goals

Content

Teaching & Learning

Assessment

literacy









numeracy









information and communication technology (ICT) capability









critical and creative thinking









personal and social capability









ethical behaviour









intercultural understanding









collaborative team members








Resources


Refer to page 28.

Design and Manufacture Value: 1.0

Design and Manufacture a Value: 0.5

Design and Manufacture b Value: 0.5

The focus of this unit is production processes, manufacturing and materials. It offers students the opportunity to design, make and evaluate industrial solutions in a range of materials and mediums. Students will explore the theory and practice of design and construction processes.


Prerequisites


Nil.

Duplication of Content Rules


Refer to page 13.

Specific Unit Goals


This unit should enable students to:

A Course

T Course

M Course

use the design process to address manufacturing problems

use the design process to address manufacturing problems

use the design process

develop, research and communicate manufacturing projects using digital technologies where applicable

develop, research and communicate detailed manufacturing projects using digital technologies where applicable

identify properties of resistant materials and methods of processing them

explain the properties and production of various manufacturing materials and their uses

analyse properties and production of various manufactures materials and their uses

describe basic processes related to design and technology

demonstrate awareness of rapid prototyping techniques including additive and subtractive manufacturing techniques

demonstrate an understanding of rapid prototyping techniques including additive and subtractive manufacturing techniques

produce a basic example demonstrating an understanding of resistant materials

explain the impact of design and manufacturing on society and the environment

evaluate the impact of design and manufacturing on society and the environment

communicate basic solutions using digital technologies where applicable

describe manufactured processes (for example, CFD, FEA, PLM, kinematics etc.)

evaluate manufactured products (for example, CFD, FEA, PLM, kinematics etc.)




demonstrate safe working practices in accordance with risk management principles

demonstrate safe working practices in accordance with risk management principles

follow WH&S practices

explain the different roles in the design & manufacturing environment

evaluate the different roles in the design & manufacturing environment





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