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1~201~ Presentation Drawing
No. of hours per week: three hours
Prerequisites: ID101 Industrial Design 1
ID102 Technology 1
Subject aims
To further develop the communication drawing techniques
covered in the first semester and introduce the use of color for
more formal renderings.
Subject description
The generation of more sophisticated forms using construction
drawing methods and the introduction of color rendering
techniques.
1~202 Technology 2
This subject consists of:
ID202A Design and Manufacturing 1 B
ID202B Engineering Graphics
ID202C Workshop Techniques 1 B
1~202~ Design and Manufacturing 10
No. of hours per week: three hours
Prerequisites: ID1 01 lndustrial Design 1
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An introduction to the structure, properties, and processing of
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and machining and fabrication techniques.
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Areas of interest will inlcude testing and inspection techniques
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and designing for manufacture in wood and wood products.
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This subject introduces students to the classification, structure
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ID2020 Engineering Graphics 1
No. of hours per week: three hours
Prerequisites: ID101 industrial Design 1
ID102 Technology 1
Subject aims
To give students a practical background in the skills and
materials required to produce engineering drawings in
accordance with AS1 100.
Subject description
This subject deals with the formal technical skills of
engineering drawing.
This subject will cover requirements for engineering drawings,
orthographic projection and auxiliary projections, sectioning
and dimensioning, two dimensional geometry, details of
machine elements, screws and fasteners, etc.
1~2ozc Workshop Techniques 1 B
No. of hours per week: three hours
Prerequisites: ID1 01 lndustrial Design 1
ID102 Technology 1
Subject aims
This subiect will develop skills and knowledge to enable the
appropriate use of modelmaking materials, techniques and
finishes.
Subject description
This subject will introduce a wider range of materials and
techniques through demonstration and use of the workshop
machinery. The use of a variety of materials such as plastic,
timber, moulding materials, sheetmetal, steel and aluminium
will provide an opportunity to produce models and prototypes
representing product design projects.
ID203
Visualisation
Prerequisites: ID1 03 Drawing
No. of hours per week: three hours
Subject aims
To help establish the 'process of design' as second nature
through freehand sketching.
Subject description
To encourage free ranging design, investigative drawing and
form study exercises with the accent on enjoyable selfexpression.
ID204
Computer Studies 1 B
Prerequisites: ID1 04 Computer Studies 1A
No. of hours per week: three hours
Subject aims
To introduce computing and the type of programs and
languages applicable to design environments.
Subject description
Topics covered will include desktop publishing, illustration and
photo-imaging for graphic and industrial applications. The use
of data storage, file maintenance and bureau services will be
discussed. Practical work will provide the student with specific
knowledge in areas critical to industrial design.