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Arrangements for students continuing study in this course
Units from other courses

Compulsory units

There are no compulsory units; however, it is strongly recommended that students complete at least one foundation course before any others.

Prerequisites for the course or units within the course

Nil.

Arrangements for students continuing study in this course

Students continuing in this course from the previous course must study units not previously undertaken. Please refer to Duplication of Content rules below.

Students cannot be given credit towards the requirements for an ACT Senior Secondary Certificate for a unit that significantly duplicates content in a unit studied in another course. The responsibility for preventing undesirable overlap of content studied by a student rests with the principal and the teacher delivering the course. Substantial overlap of content is not permitted and students will only be given credit for covering the content once.

Duplication of Units

This course contains no duplication of units and has no significant overlap with other courses. Teachers should be careful not to allow students to submit similar content more than once in different units and to ensure projects for each unit are distinctly different.

Units from other courses

Nil.

Relationship to other courses

This course contains content that overlaps with content in the Information Technology A/T/M Type 2 and Engineering T Type 2 courses.

Suggested Implementation Patterns

This course is designed to allow students to follow one of four main pathways: The main streams are: Architecture , Graphic Design, and Industrial Design, however CAD and 3D Animation can be a fourth pathway focus by jumping between streams. CAD skills are integrated into all units but can be used as the main tool and product throughout if desired.

	Stream 1	Stream 2	Stream 3
	Architecture	Graphic Design	Industrial Design
	Architecture Foundation	Graphic Design Foundation	Industrial Design Foundation
	Architecture Applications	Graphic Design Applications	Systems Design
	Environmental Design	Graphic Design Typography	Design and Manufacture
	Interior design	Graphic Design- Major Project	Major Design Project
Optional
	Architecture- Major Design Project	Introduction to 3D Animation and Motion Graphics	Design Studio
	Architecture Advanced	Advanced 3D Animation and Motion graphics	Design Realisation
			CAD Industrial Design

Example of an implementation combining units from a range of streams:

Implementation Pattern	Units
Semester 1, Year 11	Architecture Foundation
Semester 2, Year 11	Design and Manufacture
Semester 1, Year 12	CAD Introduction to 3D Animation
Semester 2, Year 12	CAD Advanced 3D Animation

Example of an implementation from the Graphic Design Stream

Implementation Pattern	Units
Semester 1, Year 11	Graphic Design Foundation
Semester 2, Year 11	Graphic Design Typography
Semester 1, Year 12	CAD Introduction to 3D Animation
Semester 2, Year 12	CAD Advanced 3D Animation

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Implementation Guidelines