Year 11

Learning Outcome 3: Geometry (Controlled only)

  • I can apply geometrical concepts to solve given problems. I can:
    • represent and solve a system of coplanar and concurrent forces; o construct the locus of moving parts and mechanisms;
    • explain how components within a mechanical product can move relative to each other;
    • use geometric construction techniques to determine true lengths of lines and true shapes of laminae;
    • use geometric construction techniques to determine true angles that lines make with horizontal and vertical planes;
    • solve problems related to geometrical construction within set time constraints and with minimum assistance.

Learning Outcome 8: Graphic Design (Coursework and Controlled)

  • I can use both raster and vector desktop publishing software at a basic level. I can:
    • understand and use basic computer tools associated with desktop publishing and image editing software;
    • prepare designs using desktop publishing and image editing software;
    • produce a final graphic design outcome.
  • I can understand and use a variety of tools, media and techniques in order to communicate ideas. I can:
    • propose and produce good quality 2D and 3D preparatory freehand sketches and drawings to communicate my ideas;
    • use a variety of software tools to communicate design ideas graphically;
    • use a combination of graphical techniques to demonstrate my designs;
    • present my design ideas using appropriate tools and media.;
    • use freehand preparatory sketches to develop ideas;
    • explain and present my ideas graphically and verbally.

Learning Outcome 11: Orthographic Projection (Controlled only)

  • I can solve a variety of problems related to orthographic projection according to given data or instructions. I can:
    • produce an assembled orthographic projection from a simple exploded pictorial drawing;
    • produce in freehand, an assembled pictorial drawing from an exploded pictorial drawing or through a group investigation of a real-life disassembled object;
    • project auxiliary views from orthographic projections and vice-versa;
    • solve problems related to orthographic projections within set time constraints and with minimum assistance.

Learning Outcome 14: Solid Geometry (Coursework and Controlled)

  • I can recognise and construct conic sections and tasks related to intersections. I can:
    • construct and recognise the sections of a cone that produce a circle, an ellipse, a parabola, and a hyperbola;
    • project the curves of intersection between combinations of prisms and cylinders whose axis are perpendicular and may be in-line or offset;
    • construct the developments of intersecting solids.
  • I can project elevations from developments and solve problems related to solids. I can:
    • project an elevation from a given development of a prism or pyramid;
    • project an elevation from a given development of a cylinder or cone;
    • solve problems related to solid geometry within set time constraints and with minimum assistance.