Year 10 Industrial Technology Skills

In this course, students engage with more hands-on learning as they delve into both traditional and contemporary manufacturing techniques to construct projects from wood and plastic. They spend the majority of class time working on their projects, including the design and construction of a Bluetooth speaker. Through this immersive experience, students acquire practical skills, industry insights, and theoretical foundations while embracing emerging technologies.

Embracing a project-based learning (PBL) approach, students collaborate as a team of designers, refining real-world project management skills. This comprehensive blend equips them for future careers, emphasising innovation and collaboration as essential pillars of success.

Pathways

Pathways: This subject provides a foundation for further studies of Senior Design, Certificate II in Engineering Pathways, Certificate III in Aviation (Remote Pilot) and Senior Engineering in Years 11 and 12. The skills developed may also have application to other (Humanities/Science/Arts/Technology) subjects. For pathways beyond school, please refer to the senior course descriptions.

Structure

Unit 1: Design & Manufacturing
  • Interpret working drawings
  • Practice safe working habits
  • Proficient creation of products from technical drawings
  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
  • Evaluate products, processes and practices, include valid recommendations

Assessment: Product and Project Journal

Unit 2: Prototype Development
  • Design ideation
  • Demonstrate practical skills at an industry standard
  • Proficient creation of products from technical drawings
  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
  • Computer-Aided Manufacture (CAM)
  • Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
  • Evaluate products, processes and practices, include valid recommendations

Assessment: Product and Folio

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Mrs Natalle Sutton

nsutton@mfac.edu.au

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