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1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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Content<br />

Projects will be designed specifically to introduce complex<br />

issues which will challenge the student to investigate beyond<br />

the literal translation of the brief and begin to dissect the<br />

brief. Through the application of skills already learned and<br />

the confidence gained through previous practical and<br />

theoretical work. the student will be encouraged " to exuand<br />

their understanding of the development of ideas and apply<br />

their skills to assigned projects. The student will be expected<br />

to present concise information supported by researched<br />

material relevant to the project and to develop ideas from a<br />

rational research base. The use of models to demonstrate the<br />

concept will be required.<br />

ID502 Technology 5<br />

12.5 credit points 2 hoursper week Prahran<br />

Prerequisites: ID401 Industrid Design 4, ID402 Technology 4<br />

Assessment: continuous<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

0 b jedives<br />

To provide an introduction to advanced manufacturing<br />

techniques.<br />

Content<br />

Stereo lithography, chemical milling, electrical discharge<br />

machining, explosive forming etc.<br />

ID503 Professional Studies 3<br />

10 credit points 3 hours per week Prahran Prerequisites:<br />

ID403 Profesional Studies 2, ID401 Industrial Design 4,<br />

ID402 Technology 4 Assessment: continuous<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

Obiedives<br />

To provide an insight into the expectations and demands<br />

placed on the practising designer in industry and business.<br />

Content<br />

This subject will develop an understanding of design<br />

management including the setting up and management of a<br />

design office. Topics to be covered include basic accounting<br />

and financial planning, business planning, quotation and fee<br />

structuring, business communications, professional<br />

association and ethics in design.<br />

ID505 Art and Design Culture 1A<br />

7.5 credit points 3 hours per week Prahran Prerequisites:<br />

ID405 Design History 2B Assessment: continuous<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

Content<br />

This subject is designed to respond to events attended and<br />

discussed in class.<br />

The subject seeks to build on History of Arts 1 and 2 but<br />

branches into more philosophical issues and concentrates on<br />

the critique of culture. Issues looked at include design as<br />

commodity culture, the interpretation of designhheories<br />

and definitions of design, new musicological and shopping<br />

culture, postmodern positions on taste, style and space, and<br />

the necessity of an Australian design culture.<br />

ID601 Industrial Design 6<br />

20 credit points 16 hoursper week Prahran<br />

Prerequisites: ID501 Industrial Design 5, ID502 Technology 5,<br />

ID503 Professional Studies 3 Assessment: continuous<br />

A hrd year subject in the Bachelor of Design @dustrial Design)<br />

0 bjedives<br />

To consolidate experience in conducting design projects<br />

through all stages of the process, by working on individual<br />

or team based projects collaboratively with clients from<br />

industry or on self-generated projects.<br />

Content<br />

Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the<br />

role of the designer in industry and the application of design<br />

in problem solving. Students will develop concepts from a<br />

rational research base and will be encouraged to consult<br />

with appropriate specialists. The student will be provided<br />

with the opportunity to pursue areas of interest according to<br />

future professional aspirations.<br />

ID605 Art and Design Culture 1 B<br />

10 credit points 3 hours per week Prahran Prerequisites:<br />

ID505 Art and Design Culture IA Assessment: continuous<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

Content<br />

This subject begins by looking at abstract expressionism,<br />

then considers questions of national identity and Australian<br />

culture in the '50s and '60s, moves to assembe, pop,<br />

performance, history 1 and 2 before considering more<br />

philosophical issues and concentrating on the critique of<br />

culture. Issues looked at include design as commodity<br />

culture, the theatrical interpretation and definitions of<br />

design, new museological and shopping culture, postmodern<br />

positions on taste, style and space, and the necessity of an<br />

Australian design culture.<br />

ID607 Design Research Skills<br />

12.5 credit points 2 hours per week Prahran<br />

Prerequisites: ID501 Industrial Design 5, ID502 Technology,<br />

ID503 Professional Studies Assessment: continuous<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

Objectives<br />

To prepare students for postgraduate research by<br />

introducing them to a range of methods and critical<br />

approaches to research and its applications in the practice of<br />

design.<br />

Content<br />

Topics pertaining to the designer, design practice, the object,<br />

marketing, manufacture, materials and process, commodity<br />

<strong>Swinburne</strong> University of Technology <strong>1997</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> 393

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