-Technical principles -Classification of materials -Methods for investigating and testing materials -Performance characteristics of papers and boards -Papers and boards are suitable for different applications -Enhancement of materials -Forming, redistribution and addition processes -The use of finishes -Modern industrial and commercial practice -Digital design and manufacture -The requirements for product design and development Health and Safety -Protecting designs and intellectual property -Design for manufacturing, maintenance, repair and disposal -Designing and making principles -Design theory -How technology and cultural changes can impact on the work of designers Product life cycle -Design processes -Critical analysis and evaluation -Selecting appropriate tools, equipment and processes -Accuracy in design and manufacture -Responsible design
AGCSE pass at minimum Grade 6 in Product Design. You must have been taught Product Design at GCSE |
• Paper 1 • Questions • Mixture of short answer and extended response • Paper 2 Section A: • Product Analysis: 30 marks • Up to 6 short answer questions based on visual stimulus of product. Section B: • Commercial manufacture: 50 marks • Mixture of short and extended response questions • Mixture of short answer and extended response questions. • Questions and Answers • Notes from students • Exam style questions • Quiz
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Sutton |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Peaks Hill, Purley, CR8 3YP |
-Technical principles -Classification of materials -Methods for investigating and testing materials -Performance characteristics of papers and boards -Papers and boards are suitable for different applications -Enhancement of materials -Forming, redistribution and addition processes -The use of finishes -Modern industrial and commercial practice -Digital design and manufacture -The requirements for product design and development Health and Safety -Protecting designs and intellectual property -Design for manufacturing, maintenance, repair and disposal -Designing and making principles -Design theory -How technology and cultural changes can impact on the work of designers Product life cycle -Design processes -Critical analysis and evaluation -Selecting appropriate tools, equipment and processes -Accuracy in design and manufacture -Responsible design
AGCSE pass at minimum Grade 6 in Product Design. You must have been taught Product Design at GCSE |
• Paper 1 • Questions • Mixture of short answer and extended response • Paper 2 Section A: • Product Analysis: 30 marks • Up to 6 short answer questions based on visual stimulus of product. Section B: • Commercial manufacture: 50 marks • Mixture of short and extended response questions • Mixture of short answer and extended response questions. • Questions and Answers • Notes from students • Exam style questions • Quiz