Teacher in Charge: Mr O. Richardson.
Semester 1 DVC
Enjoy all things design? Want to design, create, and make? Then choose DVC. DVC is about drawing, designing and creating things such as architecture, product design, logos and then being able to use the amazing technology we have to offer such as the 3D printers and the laser cutter. You will be designing, using industry programs such as ArchiCAD and Sketch up and will be able to build models of your designs!
Projects: Technical Drawing & Container House Design
Term 1
Term one is learning the fundamentals of design and the skills that will inform everything they do in DVC. Students will learn the basics of technical drawing, and a number of different drawing techniques such as perspective drawing, isometric drawing and oblique.
Term 2
In Term 2, students will focus on learning about the design process and applying it to a project. They will work through a portfolio and create their own container house design. Throughout this process, students will develop and refine their ideas before producing a physical model of their house to complete the project.
Term 3
In Term 3 students will design a landscape for a specific outdoor area, focusing on environmental sustainability, aesthetics, and functionality. This project encourages creativity, planning, and practical application of design concepts.
Term 4
Own Design. Now that students have been exposed to different software, model making techniques and now know how to make a DVC portfolio, the class gets the opportunity to make their own design project to communicate to the class.
Year 10 Option Subjects - Express and Create, Technology
Level 1 Design & Visual Communication
Career PathwaysAnimator/Digital Artist, Architect, Architectural Technician, Artist, Urban/Regional Planner, Cutter, Fashion Designer, Trainer, Graphic Designer, Interior Designer, Building Contractor, Building and Construction Labourer, Building and Construction Manager, Cabinet Maker, Carpenter, Furniture Finisher, Joiner
Any contributions, equipment or unit standards may be different from what is listed.