3a/3b - Churchlands Senior High School

MEM16006AMEM30001ABSBDES201ABSBDES402ACUVCOR11BCUVCOR02BOrganise and communicate informationUse CAD to create engineering drawings.Follows a design process.Interpret Designs.HistoryDevelop concept for own work.COURSE CONTENTThe following topics are covered:Architectural –. Students to design their own realistic Resort together with a family and singleaccommodation. – The REVIT Architectural package will be used.Pictorial Drawing – Students design objects of interest such as community playground equipment,furniture or jewellery. Prodesktop and Inventor will be used.Research Design – Investigation (namely resource collection, written evaluation and graphs) of theirdesign projects.Computer Aided Drafting – C.A.D – In all fields of commercial design, drafting and engineering etccomputers are essential. Students will use the C.A.D. packages that are available to do the majority ofthe assessment work.ASSESSMENTStudents will be assessed to industry standards in order to receive certification. Students will be assedon a set number of competencies and marked either “competent” or “not competent”.Students must achieve “competent” for each of the competencies in order to be awarded this certificate.CAREER POSSIBILITIESStudents completing this course will also find it valuable as a foundation for:1. Tertiary studies in Engineering, Architecture and extra recognition for TAFE.2. An essential subject for students who intend to pursue a career in drafting (engineering,architectural, design etc) Surveying, Cartography.3. Pre-apprenticeship courses or apprenticeships in such trades as carpentry, cabinet making,and sheet metal work, fitting and turning, building trades, electrical etc.CERTIFICATE I IN ENGINEERINGPRE-REQUISITESAn interest to learn welding fabrication processes, machining techniques and general Engineering skills.Certificate I in Engineering MEM10105. During this program students will learn the following weldingskills, Arc, Oxy Acetylene, MIG, TIG and silver soldering. Machining skills on lathes and millingmachines will also be included. This course aims to demonstrate to students the relationship betweenCAD (drawing) and the modern processes of robotic computer controlled cutting (Plasma) procedures.This is a practical course of instruction during which students will follow a set of projects to introduce thebasic skills in Engineering. There will be no examination apart from teacher directed portfoliomanagement, and students will be able to work at their own pace.Students will also learn about Engineering as an employment possibility and at the end of the course.The Units of Competency that you will gain as a result of this program are:• MEM13.14A Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment• MEM14.4A Plan to undertake a routine task• MEM15.24A Apply quality procedures• MEM16.7A Work with others in a manufacturing, engineering or related environment• MEM5.4C Perform routine oxy acetylene welding60