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Table of ContentsCourse Name 12 Course Classification 12 Course Framework 12 Course Developers 12 Evaluation of Previous Course 12 Course Length and Composition 13 Implementation Guidelines 15 Duplication of Content 15 Subject Rationale 17 Goals 17
Content 18 Teaching and Learning Strategies 19 Assessment 20 Assessment Requirements 21 Student Capabilities 24 Moderation 29 Resources 30 Physical Resources 36 Proposed Evaluation Procedures 36 Architecture Foundation Value: 1.0 38 Architecture Applications Value: 1.0 42 Environmental Design Value: 1.0 46 Interior Design Value: 1.0 49 Architecture - Major Design Project Value: 1.0 54 Architecture Advanced Value: 1.0 57 Graphic Design Foundation Value: 1.0 60 Graphic Design Applications Value: 1.0 63 Graphic Design Typography Value: 1.0 65 Graphic Design - Major Project Value: 1.0 69 3D Animation and Motion Graphics Value: 1.0 72 Advanced 3D Animation & Motion Graphics Value: 1.0 75 Industrial Design Foundation Value: 1.0 77 Systems Design Value: 1.0 81 Design and Manufacture Value: 1.0 85 Major Design Project Value: 1.0 88 Design Studio Value: 1.0 91 Design Realisation Value: 1.0 95 CAD Industrial Design Value: 1.0 99 Appendix A – Common Curriculum Elements 102 Appendix B – Glossary of Verbs 103 Course NameDesign Technology and Graphics Course ClassificationA/T/M Course FrameworkThis course is written under the 2012 Design and Technology Course Framework. Course Developers
This group gratefully acknowledges the work of previous developers. Evaluation of Previous CourseThe Design Technology & Graphics A/T/M Type 2 course combines the Design and Technology A/T Type 2 course, Design and Graphics A/T Type 2 Course and CAD & 3D Animation A/T Type 2 courses. This new course is designed to provide authentic pathways for students in a rapidly changing field. The course addresses new technologies including production equipment and methods utilised in modern industry and institutions. The course also makes provision for continuity of design skill development. Course Length and CompositionThe following combinations of 0.5 units have been approved by the Design and Technology Accreditation panel as having coherence of purpose and clarity. No other combinations of 0.5 units have been accredited.
Available course pattern A standard 1.0 value unit is delivered over at least 55 hours and can be as long as 63 hours. To receive a course, students must complete at least the minimum number of hours and units over the whole minor, major, major/minor or double major – both requirements must be met. The number of units may vary according to the school timetable.
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