the situation within which something exists or happens

Why and how designers analyse products

Design and technology

Timber properties and processes

Polymer properties and processes

Metal properties and processes

Testing citrus fruit juicers

Form versus function fruit juicers

The work of other designers

Anthropometrics and ergonomics

Basic 3D sketching

Advanced 3D sketching

Mastering 3D sketching

Pupils will analyse products to identify features in the products.  They will also identify the materials, material properties and manufacturing processes used to create the products.  They will   conduct functional tests to collect and analyse data to inform design decisions.

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material turns around an axis, tools are pressed against this to remove material

the process of cutting trees down and removing the bark

chemically combining small molecules called monomers to form long chain structures called polymers

electricity is passed through a substance which causes a chemical change

a method of shaping metal, molten metal is forced into a mould under pressure

testing without destroying the material or product

something that can change and affect test results

keeps conditions consistent to ensure a fair test and accurate results

Timber juicer

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a design which is recognisable, stands the test of time, a benchmark for new designs and inspirational

a deliberate choice to meet a requirement or solve a problem

a specific characteristic or purpose of a design

a symmetrical line representing a normal distribution of data

one part of a data set after splitting the data set into 100 equal parts

the interaction between people and the products they use

a drawing technique that creates the illusion of depth and space on a flat surface

a 3D representation of an object where sides are drawn at 30 degrees

a technique used to draw more complex 3D shapes

used to plan out and position elements of a drawing

the relationship between different sizes and how they compare to each other

cylinder

Cube with cylinder

Fruit Juicer

to add details like shading, texture, and depth to a sketch to make it appear more realistic

the lightness or darkness of an area, which helps create a sense of dimension in the image

the illusion of distance or three-dimensional space on a flat surface

how something feels or looks like it would feel, if touched

to add details like shading, texture, and depth to a drawing to make it appear more realistic

a comment added to a diagram or image to provide explanation, clarification, or extra information

how something feels or looks like it would feel if touched

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