2013 Year 10 Course Information Booklet.pdf - Immanuel College
2013 Year 10 Course Information Booklet.pdf - Immanuel College
2013 Year 10 Course Information Booklet.pdf - Immanuel College
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Prerequisite:<br />
<strong>Year</strong> 9 Art<br />
Leads to:<br />
Stage 1 Visual Arts—Design<br />
Assessment:<br />
Assessment is based on prac�cal work, projects, theory<br />
and an examina�on. Students keep a journal containing<br />
wri�en work and a sketch book containing their folio of<br />
prac�cal work. The criteria used in this area of learning<br />
are:<br />
�� Criterion: A: Knowledge and Understanding<br />
�� Criterion: B: Applica�on<br />
�� Criterion: C: Reflec�on and Evalua�on<br />
�� Criterion: D: Ar�s�c Awareness and Personal<br />
Engagement<br />
Descrip�on:<br />
Design A<br />
Department: Arts—Visual Arts<br />
Length: Half year subject<br />
Coordinator: Jane Wellington<br />
Students may select either one or two semesters of<br />
Design by pairing this with Design B. Design looks at<br />
problems to iden�fy the best solu�ons within the par‐<br />
�cular parameters of a “design brief” which may involve<br />
mul�ple factors for considera�on. Students work as<br />
Graphic designers to give them a broad understanding<br />
of Communica�on Graphics. They will engage in de‐<br />
signing, fabrica�ng and construc�ng, manually and<br />
digitally, to evaluate and make cri�cal, ra�onal and aes‐<br />
the�c decisions. They will use design thinking and the<br />
design process to create works that solve a problem or<br />
the design brief.<br />
Areas of prac�cal media study will be selected from:<br />
�� Graphic/Visual Communica�on projects such as<br />
logos, adver�sing, posters<br />
�� Composi�on exercises and understanding of<br />
good design prac�ce<br />
�� Developing basic drawing and media skills<br />
�� Analysis of successful graphic design prac�ce and<br />
the role of the graphic designer<br />
�� Prac�cal applica�on of Adobe So�ware for final<br />
presenta�on work<br />
Prerequisite:<br />
<strong>Year</strong> 9 Art<br />
Leads to:<br />
Stage 1 Visual Arts—Design<br />
Assessment:<br />
Assessment is based on prac�cal work, projects, theory<br />
and an examina�on. Students keep a journal containing<br />
wri�en work and a sketch book containing their folio of<br />
prac�cal work. The criteria used in this area of learning<br />
are:<br />
�� Criterion: A: Knowledge and Understanding<br />
�� Criterion: B: Applica�on<br />
�� Criterion: C: Reflec�on and Evalua�on<br />
�� Criterion: D: Ar�s�c Awareness and Personal<br />
Engagement<br />
Descrip�on:<br />
Design B<br />
Department: Arts—Visual Arts<br />
Length: Half year subject<br />
Coordinator: Jane Wellington<br />
Students may select either one or two semesters of<br />
Design by pairing this with Design A. Design looks at<br />
problems to iden�fy the best solu�ons within the par‐<br />
�cular parameters of a “design brief” which may involve<br />
mul�ple factors for considera�on. Students work as<br />
Graphic designers to give them a broad understanding<br />
of Communica�on Graphics. They will engage in de‐<br />
signing, fabrica�ng and construc�ng, manually and<br />
digitally, to evaluate and make cri�cal, ra�onal and aes‐<br />
the�c decisions. They will use design thinking and the<br />
design process to create works that solve a problem or<br />
the design brief.<br />
Areas of prac�cal media study will be selected from:<br />
�� Graphic/Visual Communica�on projects such as<br />
magazine covers, business cards, packaging<br />
�� Composi�on exercises and understanding of<br />
good design prac�ce<br />
�� Developing basic drawing and media skills<br />
�� Analysis of successful graphic design prac�ce and<br />
the role of the graphic designer<br />
�� Prac�cal applica�on of Adobe So�ware for final<br />
presenta�on work<br />
Theore�cal areas of study relate directly to the prac�cal components. Studying the work of designers, design styles<br />
and careers in the Design by means of PowerPoint presenta�on, videos, exhibi�on and excursions gives students a<br />
rounded understanding of this subject and possible areas of study or employment in the Design beyond school.<br />
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