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Decision-making
Involves evaluating trade-offs, weighing pros and cons, and selecting the most viable design solutions.
Marking Out
Students develop skills in accurately marking dimensions, shapes, and features on materials (such as metal, wood, or textiles) to prepare them for cutting, shaping, or assembly processes.
Mastery of specialist techniques
expands students' capabilities to translate design concepts into physical prototypes and products
Design strategies
provide structure and direction to the design process, enabling students to systematically explore and evaluate design options
Idea development
is critical for fostering innovation and exploring unconventional solutions
In-depth research
enables informed decision-making and problem-solving throughout the design process
Understanding context
is crucial as it helps students create designs that are not only functional and aesthetically pleasing but also relevant and sustainable
Effective communication
ensures that design intent is accurately conveyed to team members, clients, and end-users
Prototyping
is a crucial step in the design process as it bridges the gap between concept and realization
Surface treatments and finishes
play a significant role in defining the visual appeal and tactile experience of products
Fashion and Textiles
involves designing apparel, accessories, and textile-based products
Product Design
revolves around creating consumer products that meet specific market needs and user requirements
