DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

Demonstrate understanding of the history of design and apply appropriately. 

Demonstrate understanding of a design brief and apply an iterative process in response. 

Demonstrate independent critical thinking to solve design problems innovatively and purposefully. 

Present visually refined projects that demonstrate understanding of design aesthetics, knowledge, and skills.  

Demonstrate visual and verbal communication as appropriate. 

Showcase mastery of the skills and concepts covered in the course during a 1:1 interview with your assessor. 

Create composite digital images and apply modifications using the appropriate tools, techniques, and processes. 

Manipulate and organise text and images using industry-specific design software. 

Produce and publish electronic and paper-based information products of an appropriate visual standard in response to a brief. 

Demonstrate independent and effective capacity to locate and utilise resources to manage personal learning in response to continuing changes in technology for design. 

Engage in online interactions that demonstrate reflective and critical thinking. 

Showcase mastery of the skills and concepts covered in the course during a 1:1 interview with your assessor. 

Explain and appropriately use management concepts to articulate critical responses to specific management issues. 

Apply management theory to analyse scenarios and case studies, and effectively solve problems. 

Use a decision-making framework to independently make and justify individual and team decisions. 

Debrief and evaluate your teamwork performance in light of activity learning outcomes and relevant management theory. 

Demonstrate effective and appropriate communication in a range of contexts. 

Showcase mastery of the skills and concepts covered in the course during a 1:1 interview with your assessor. 

Create and pursue language learning goals, and solicit and integrate feedback in a self-directed and reflective approach. 

Contribute analysis and recommendations actively within a group, both in written and spoken modes. 

Produce written reflective and evaluative texts by analysing ideas, evaluating alternative views, making criterion-based judgements, and searching for well-informed answers to self-generated questions. 

Apply academic listening skills to comprehend spoken texts in lectures and discussions. 

Prepare and deliver formal oral presentations on suitable topics, and participate in academic group discussions. 

Locate and evaluate authentic academic resources, and process written information. 

Demonstrate an awareness of academic conventions with spoken and written academic texts. 

Showcase mastery of the skills and concepts covered in the course during a 1:1 interview with your assessor.