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Course Overview
Course Overview
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.
What Students Learn
What Students Learn
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.
Focus Areas
Focus Areas
These focus areas will be negotiated between the class and teacher and will be selected from the following range of option modules:
Architectural Drawing
Australian Architecture
Cabinet and Furniture Drawing
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Computer Animation
Engineering Drawing
Graphic Design and Communication
Landscape Drawing
Product and Technical Illustration
Student Negotiated Project.
Course Requirements
Course Requirements
To satisfy the requirements of the syllabus, students must undertake a range of practical experiences that occupy the majority of course time. Practical experiences allow students to develop skills and confidence in the use of a range of equipment.
Coursework
Students need to complete all class course work at a reasonable level in theory and practical areas of the course. Coursework consists of in-class theory and practical work as well as homework and assessments.
Equipment Required
A4 display folder, paper, compass, coloured pencils, rubber.
It is a NSW Department of Education requirement that all students participating in this subject must wear appropriate footwear– Fully enclosed leather shoes with heavy, non-slip soles. All other safety equipment will be provided by the school.
Mandatory Course Fees? Yes—$30
Other Course Costs
Additional costs based on individual projects.
Coordinating Faculty
TAS
Head Teacher
Mr L. Warwick
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