Graphics and Design
Graphics and Design
Year 10
CURRICULUM LEVEL: 4 and 5
Course Length: 1 semester (2 terms)
Special Costs: $8.50
Entry Requirements: None
Course Outline:
Graphics is a tangible dimension of general literacy in that students are able to create graphic images to communicate complex ideas. Students develop their ability to visualise ideas and transfer them into physical form for others to conceive. To enable this to happen a wide range of drawing styles are taught.
The programme will include:
Freehand sketching
Design process and presentation
Orthographic projection
Isometric drawing
Plane geometry
Surface Developments
Oblique views
Perspective images
Computer generated images
Focus Essential Skills:
•Communication
•Problem Solving
•Physical
Assessment Outline:
Graphics will be assessed against specified Achievement Objectives and existing Graphic aspects.
Where Does It Lead?
In Years 11, 12 and 13 Graphics becomes a year long course where students complete a full programme of NCEA Achievement Standards. This programme will enhance every student’s ability to communicate clearly. For many it will lead to tertiary training and a career in one of the broad fields of Design within our increasingly technological world.
For Further Information See:
Mr Connell