Course description:

The study of Graphics Technology provides students with knowledge of the techniques and technologies used to graphically convey technical and non-technical ideas and information. 

 Students are introduced to the significance of graphical communication as a universal language and develop the ability to read, interpret and produce graphical presentations that communicate information using a variety of techniques and media. 

 Topics covered may include a range of option modules: 

Skills you will master:

Students learn to design, prepare and develop graphical presentations using both instrument drawing and computer-aided design (CAD). They learn to interpret and analyse graphical images and presentations to develop an understanding of the use of graphics in industrial, commercial and domestic applications.  

The major emphasis of the course is on students actively planning, developing and producing quality graphics projects, including drawings, images and models. 

Equipment required:

Career opportunities:

Possible learning experiences/excursions:

Through the study of Graphics Technology students become increasingly productive, creative, discriminating and confident in the development and use of a range of technologies relevant to current practice in graphics and graphics-related industries.  

The course encourages the development of collaborative skills in the real and virtual worlds and fosters an understanding of the advantages and responsibilities that are associated with these processes. 

Course fees: