Design Studies 10, 20
Curriculum Guide
A Practical and Applied Art
Saskatchewan Education
2000
ISBN: 1-894116-29-1
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Philosophy and Rationale
Aim, Goals, and Foundational Objectives
Course Components and Considerations
Content Emphasis
Work Study Component
Portfolios
Extended Study Modules
Resources
Assessment and Evaluation
Module Overview
Selecting Modules
Suggested Course Configurations
Core and Optional Modules
Module 1: The Design Process (Core)
Module 2: Design Fundamentals (Core)
Module 3: Sketching and Freehand Drawing Fundamentals (Optional)
Module 4: Modeling (Optional)
Module 5: Historical/Cultural Design (Optional)
Module 6: Two-dimensional Design Applications (Optional)
Module 7: Three-dimensional Design Applications (Optional)
Module 8: The Business and Profession of Design (Core)
Module 9: Two-dimensional Design Processes and Materials (Optional)
Module 10: Three-dimensional Design Aesthetics (Optional)
Module 11: Three-dimensional Design Processes and Materials (Optional)
Module 12: Human Environments (Optional)
Module 13: Design Rendering and Presentation (Optional)
Module 14: Human Factors and Communication (Optional)
Module 15: Intermediate Three-dimensional Modeling (Optional)
Module 16: Work Study Preparation and Follow-up Activities (Optional)
Module 17: Work Study (Optional)
Module 18A, B: Extended Study Module (Optional)
References
Appendix A: Recordkeeping Chart
Design Studies 10, 20
Appendix B: Design Brief and Team Considerations
Writing a Design Brief
Design Team Evaluation Form for Initial Proposal
Log Sheet: Knowing the Clientele
Planning Sheet for Design Team
Oral Presentation Outline for Design Team
Sample Letter to Juror
Appendix C: Assessment Tools
Checklists for Assessment
Group Project Form
Group Project Presentation
Rating Form
Rating Scale Rubric
