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The new Design and Communication Graphics course comprises three fundamental areas of study:
Plane and Descriptive Geometry
Communication of Design and Computer Graphics
Applied Graphics.
The core areas of study (Part One) comprise Plane and Descriptive Geometry and Communication of
Design and Computer Graphics.
Core Elements
The core comprises of all the
key elements of Design and Communication Graphics. The core
will give students a thorough understanding of the principles
of plane and descriptive geometry and the communication of
design and computer graphics. There is no designated order
in which the elements are to be taught. An integrative approach
where links are established between each of the elements of
the core where possible would be most beneficial.
The graphics below give a snap shot of the subject matter.
Reference should be made to the syllabus doucment for more detailed information.
Optional Elements
The options are five distinct
areas of Design and Communication Graphics each with a basis
in the core providing the student with the opportunity to
study particular aspects of the course in more detail. Students
must study two of the five options in addition to the core.
The graphics below give a snap shot of the subject matter.
Assessment of Design and Communication Graphics
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