Industrial Technology is suited to students with an interest in working with timber and learning about the timber industry. It allows student to specialise in timber products and furniture technologies. The stage 6 course is a progression of the above subjects- students do not however have to complete these subjects in stage 4 and 5 to select stage 6 Industrial Technology Timber.
MAIN TOPICS COVERED
Both the Year 11 and Year 12 courses
Industry Study
Design, Management and Communication
Production
Industry Related Manufacturing Technology.
Important information-
-This is a hands-on practical course, however, It is not just practical work, students will be expected to complete theory work. The theory component is a major part of the overall assessment in this subject.
- The students will need to pay for and organise their own major project materials.
Pathway
Stage 4 - Materials Wood
Stage 5- Year 9/10 Woodwork
Stage 6- Industrial Technology Timber
Course Description:
The Year 11 course consists of project work and an industry study task. This provides a solid introduction to the focus area as well as an introduction to processes, skills and practices relevant to the design, management, communication and construction of practical projects.
The Year 12 course consists of the design and management of a major practical project and folio that contribute to a greater development of knowledge, skills and understanding related to the focus area.
Particular Course Requirements:
Interested in the Design and Production of Fine Woodwork.
External Assessment:
External HSC Exam – Multiple choice, short answer, extended response
HSC major project
Employment / University Opportunities:
Builder, Designer, Logger, Architect, Carpenter, Graphical/Industrial/Furniture Designer
If you have any further questions about the course please ask Mrs Collins, one of the TAS teacher or Mr Crawford.
The Industrial Technology syllabus link above will also provide more information about the subject.