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Graphics
coursework breakdown ** (All
sheets)
View a PDF document of what coursework
is required from you within your project.
Open the document then go to the sheet you
are interested in and see a breakdown of what
is expected from you to do on that sheet.
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Graphics
coursework check list (*Contents
page)
View a PDF document of all the sheets
you need to produce for your graphics coursework
folder. Print it off and tick what you have
done and set deadlines for when you will complete
the other sheets.
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How to write
a design brief and situation! (*Sheets
1)
View this PDF document it contains
the questions you should consider when writing
a design brief.
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Graphics
coursework deadlines / timeline (*Sheet
2)
View a PDF document of the deadlines
you have for your graphics coursework. Use
this document as a template for your own timeline.
Note you don’t have to enter each sheet
name in your timeline, simply enter main sections
and important sheets. Do not copy this sheet
for your timeline.
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Graphics
coursework deadlines / timeline (*Sheet
2)
This timeline sheet
is what you should produce within your your
folder.
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How to begin
a research starting point! (*Sheet
3)
View this PDF document it contains
what you need to consider when completing
your research starting point sheet. What research
areas should you cover?
More
info: See your revision guide page 10 (research
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What should I research? (*Sheets
4 - 10)
View this PDF document it contains
the questions you should consider within your
research. Read about tips on how to make a
good questionaire or how to evaluate products!
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Example shopfront questionaire? (*Sheet
5)
Here are some example shopfront questions
that you should consider when writing your
shopfront questionaires.
More
info: See your revision guide page 14 (Questionaires
/ surveys). |
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Example music questionaire? (*Sheet
5)
Here are some example music questions
that you should consider when writing your
music questionaires.
More
info: See your revision guide page 14 (Questionaires
/ surveys).
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Product evaluations? (*Sheet
6)
Here are some examples of an 'A'
grade students evaluation sheets, it is 2
pages long. Music pupils should evaluate CD's,
POS units, Tickets, posters, etc. Shop front
students should take photos of shop fronts
and evaluate different types of shops. Check
out the bitesize
evaluation tips >>
More
info: See your revision guide page 5 (Evaluations).
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Researching Typography? (*Sheet
7)
Here are some examples of an 'A'
grade students typography sheet. Note the
evaluations of the fonts of page 2 of the
pdf.
More
info: See your revision guide page 41 (Typography).
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Researching materials? (*Sheet
8)
Here are some good web links and
tips on how to complete your materials coursework
sheet.
More info: See your revision guide page 7
(Board types),
(Material used in making a model) page 17,
(Glues) page 18, (finishes) page 19,
(Tools) page 56.
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Ergonomics? (*Sheet
9)
Here are some good points when you
are doing your ergonomics sheet.
More info: See your revision guide page 38
(Ergonomics). |
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Manufacturing techniques? (*Sheet
10)
This sheet will contain Manufacturing
techniques of how your final product would
be made in industry.
More info: See your revision guide page 42
(Printing), (CAD / CAM )
see page 47 - 50, (Manufactured in industry)
see page 65 - 66 . |
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Manufacturing techniques? (*Sheet
10)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students manufacturing techniques sheet. |
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Analysis of research? (*Sheet
11)
This sheet will contain the findings
from your research as a basic summary sheet. |
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Analysis of manufacture? (*Sheet
12)
Here you will map out all manufacturing
research findings including how you will make
your product. You may get this onto half a
sheet or you may leave this out if your materials
sheet is detailed enough. |
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How to write
a good specification? (*Sheet
13)
View this PDF document it contains
all the main headings that you should consider
when writing a good specification. This will
help you write a good graphic products specification.
More
info: See your revision guide page 11 (Specification).
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Busy ideas?
(*Sheet 14 / 15)
This sheet will be your first ideas
its called busy ideas as the page will look
very busy when completed. You will need to
do two sheets minimum.
More
info: See your revision guide page 15 (Design
ideas).
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Busy ideas?
(*Sheet 16)
Refine your busy ideas to 3 good
ones, include annotations and evaluations.
Development means to gradually improve a design.
More info:
See your revision guide page 15 (Design ideas).
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Busy ideas?
(*Sheet 14 / 15)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students busy ideas sheet. You will need to
do two sheets minimum.
More
info: See your revision guide page 15 (Design
ideas).
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Busy ideas?
(*Sheet 14 / 15)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students busy ideas sheet. You will need to
do two sheets minimum.
More
info: See your revision guide page 15 (Design
ideas).
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Development
of ideas? (*Sheet 16)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students development of ideas sheet. You could
follow this up with a mini questionaire of
the best design. This example has 2 sheets.
More info:
See your revision guide page 16 (Development
of ideas).
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Development
of ideas? (*Sheet 16)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students development of ideas sheet. This
sheet shows the development of a single item
over stages, this is an excellent way to present
your work.
More
info: See your revision guide page 16 (Development
of ideas).
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Development
of ideas? (*Sheet 16)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students development of ideas sheet. This
sheet shows the development of a single item
over stages, this is an excellent way to present
your work.
More
info: See your revision guide page 16 (Development
of ideas).
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Development
of ideas? (*Sheet 16)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students development of ideas sheet. This
sheet shows the development of a single item
over stages, this is an excellent way to present
your work.
More
info: See your revision guide page 16 (Development
of ideas).
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Evaluation
questionaire? (*Sheet
17)
This is where you decide which idea
is the one you will turn into your final idea.
Produce a small questionnaire and test the
three designs on your user group then evaluate
the findings. You could fit this into sheet
16 if you have space.
More
info: See your revision guide page 14 (creating
questionaires).
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Final design
sheet 1? (*Sheet 18)
Isometric drawing of final idea includes
your reasons for your choices made. Done in
Pro-desktop or CorelDraw for extra marks.
More info:
See your revision guide page 24 and 25 (isometric
projection).
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Final design
sheet 1? (*Sheet 18)
Here is an examples of an 'A' grade
students isometric projection final design.
More
info: See your revision guide page 24 and
25 (isometric projection).
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Final design
sheet 2? (*Sheet 19)
An orthographic projection of your
products and nets drawn to scale, drawn to
BSI standards and include a cutting list.
More info:
See your revision guide page 31 (orthographic
projection).
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Final design
sheet 2? (*Sheet 19)
Here is an examples of an orthographic
drawing.
More
info: See your revision guide page 31 (orthographic
projection).
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Final design
sheet 2? (*Sheet 19)
Here is an example of an orthographic
drawing.
More
info: See your revision guide page 31 (orthographic
projection).
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Final design sheet 2? (*Sheet
19)
Here is an example of a shop front
as an orthographic drawing.
More
info: See your revision guide page 31 (orthographic
projection).
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Explaination of shopfront Scale 2? (*Sheet
19)
Here is an example of scaled measurements
for your shop front. This sheet will help
you produce your final orthographic drawing.
More
info: See your revision guide page 31 (orthographic
projection).
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Final design sheet 2? (*Sheet
19)
Here is an example of CD POS as a
orthographic drawing.
More
info: See your revision guide page 31 (orthographic
projection).
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Final design
sheet 3? (*Sheet 20)
This will be a pictorial drawing.
A pictorial drawing is as drawing close to
a photo as you can get it. Use Photoshop,
or draw it by hand. If hand drawn use rendering
techniques and shadings.
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Final design
sheet 3? (*Sheet 20)
Here is an example of shop front
as a pictoral drawing.
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Final design
sheet 3? (*Sheet 20)
Here is an example of a CD and Ticket
as a pictoral drawing.
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Production
Plan? (*Sheet 22)
This is a file that shows how you
have made your final main product. If you
have made several products just show how you
made your main product.
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Evaluations
- Modifications? (*Sheet
23)
What modifications and improvements
did you make during construction? Here is
an example modifcations sheet. Use photographs
to show your changes.
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Evaluations - Testing? (*Sheet
24)
Test your final product, does it
do everything it is meant to do? Does your
POS unit work, are your fonts easy to read,
etc. Here is a testing evaluation sheet example.
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Consumer evaluations? (*Sheet
25)
Questionaire / Interview your users
and potential customers, would they buy your
product, etc? You can only do this once you
have finished your products.
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Evaluations - Proposed modifications?
(*Sheet 26)
How would you improve your product
if you did it again, or if you made the second
development of it?
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Evaluations - Final evaluation?
(*Sheet 27)
On this sheet you reflect on your
work. You will check your specification and
use it as a guide, mention modifications you
did, did you meet all the specification points?
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Industrial practices? (*Sheet
28)
On this sheet you will consider
how you produce this product in quantity in
industry? What manufacturing techniques will
you use? Social environmental issues. On this
sheet you should consider:
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QA & QC? (*Sheet
29)
On this sheet you will discuss what
quality control and quality assessments and
what total quality management you implemented
and how is it done in industry? How did you
ensure your product was made well and is suitable?
On this sheet you should consider.
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