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ID303 Professional Studies 1<br />

10 credit points 5 hours per week Prahran Prerequisites:<br />

ID201 Industrial Design 2, ID202 Technology 2, ID204<br />

Computer Studies 1B Assessment: continuous<br />

A second year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

This subject covers the following:<br />

Technical Writing<br />

Objectives<br />

This subject introduces the principles and practices of<br />

technical writing with respect to reports, manuals and other<br />

industry related documentation.<br />

Content<br />

This subject will cover the nature and basic rules of<br />

communication as appropriate to the designer. Other topics<br />

will include the fundamentals of style, reader based writing,<br />

report writing, submissions and briefs, graphics and desktop<br />

publishing, documentation blueprints, drafting, editing,<br />

production and distribution of documentation.<br />

Product Critiques 1<br />

Objectives<br />

To increase the students' analytical skills with rational<br />

objectivity.<br />

Content<br />

Case studies, seminars, discussion, deconstruction or<br />

reconstruction and analysis of design will examine such<br />

areas as:<br />

their own and others' work<br />

aesthetic rationale<br />

manufacturing and production<br />

conceptual design<br />

ID304 CAD Studies<br />

Z 5 credit points 3 hours per week Prahran l'twape<br />

D202 Technology 2, ID204 Computer Studies 18 Assessment:<br />

continuous<br />

A second year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

0 bjedives<br />

To introduce the potential of the computer as a design and<br />

drafting tool, and to develop the students expertise in the<br />

use of CAD for the production of engineering drawings.<br />

Content<br />

Introduction to the operation of a PC based computer-aided<br />

design laboratory, its equipment and software. Through<br />

demonstration and practical work the student will learn the<br />

operating system and commands necessary to produce hard<br />

copy engineering drawings using the CAD system.<br />

ID305 Design History 2A<br />

7.5 credit points 2.5 hours per week Prahran<br />

Prerequisites: ID205 Design History 1B Assessment:<br />

continuous<br />

A second year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

0 b jectives<br />

In year two students will be asked to further develop the<br />

critical, analytical and conceptual thought required to<br />

formulate and articulate considered and well informed<br />

opinions.<br />

Students will be encouraged to extend and consolidate their<br />

research, presentation and writing skills through intensive<br />

thought and debate.<br />

Content<br />

Semester three concentrates on post-World War I1 design,<br />

the critique of modernism and the conflict between high art<br />

and mass culture. Theories of symbology are explored along<br />

with issues relating to the cultural discourse constructed by<br />

design commodity culture, advertising, clothes as code, the<br />

home as the site of consumption, and corporate imperialism.<br />

ID401 Industrial Design 4<br />

15 credit points 12.5 hours per week Prahran Prerequisites:<br />

ID301 Industrial Design 3, ID302 Technology 3<br />

Assessment: continuous<br />

A second year subject in the Bachelor of Design (Industrial<br />

Design)<br />

This subject consists of:<br />

Design Projects 2B<br />

Engineering Graphics 2<br />

Design Projects 28<br />

0 bjectives<br />

To expand the application of learned theoretical skills and<br />

knowledge to problem solving.<br />

Content<br />

The student will begin to resolve complex issues relating to<br />

design and be expected to utilise professional presentation<br />

techniques in order to communicate their ideas. Greater<br />

emphasis will be placed on the conceptual development of<br />

ideas and providing the relevant technical information to<br />

support chosen solutions. This semester will concentrate on<br />

a developed use of professional presentation techniques,<br />

demonstration of an understanding of the integration of the<br />

technical and professional skills and draw on a sophisticated<br />

use of mockups to communicate ideas. The student will be<br />

expected to conduct research to establish a basis for<br />

resolution. The projects in this semester will be small scale.<br />

Engineering Graphics 2<br />

0 b jedives<br />

To introduce advanced engineering drawing and CAD skills,<br />

and to introduce aspects of mechanical design.<br />

<strong>Swinburne</strong> University of Technology <strong>1997</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> 391

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