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3D Design is intended to reflect the diverse range of activities professional designers encounter and covers a wide range of materials. The course provides students with a firm grounding in design and manufacturing principles and offers many of the tools required within a range of design and engineering careers including Industrial Design, automotive/transport design, product design, architecture, mechanical engineering, civil engineering and many more.
At A level we follow the AQA specification, this is made up of 4 modules:
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Unit 1 - PROD1 Materials, Components and Application 2 hour written paper based primarily on Materials and Components |
50% of AS, 25% of A Level |
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Unit 2 - PROD2 Learning Through Designing and Making Coursework - approximately 50 hours |
50% of AS, 25% of A Level |
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Unit 3 - PROD3 Design and Manufacture 2 hour written paper based primarily on Design and Manufacture |
25% of A Level |
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Unit 4 - PROD4 Design and Making Practice Coursework - approximately 60 hours |
25% of A Level |
