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~ Design & Technology ~
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Feedback in control technology. Colour matching. Speed
Controls, input decisions and sensors. Computerised
equipment & drawbacks/benefits. Processing information.
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Design & make
Textiles Products
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Choice of materials, processes and market needs
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Quality Control &
Quality Assurance
Kite Marks/ BSI / CE
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Distinguish between and identify uses in production.
Implications for successful products and satisfied
customers. Relationship of the original specification to
the final product. Accuracy and limitations of processes
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ICT-
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Computer Aided design. DTP. Graphics.
Bar charts etc.Computer Aided Manufacture
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Where used
in school &
industry
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Understanding
commercial
production methods
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Batch, Repetitive Flow, Continuous, One-Off ( job produc
tion). Advertising and marketing. Consumer rights.
* * * *
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Flow Charts -
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analysis)
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Symbols used in flow and block diagrams.
Order of working, ( Importance to maximising use of time and resources. )
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Evaluation, customer testing, proposals for modifications.
Testing for quality assurance, Evaluate against 'fitness
for purpose' , the design need, need of intended users.
Sustainable resources, recycling, redundant products, safe disposal. Pollution. Analysis of manufacturing techniques including use of jigs, templates, patterns.
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applied to textiles. Production systems & control means.
e.g. barcode control of stock, etc
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Applied to textiles. Production systems & control means.
Environmental issues
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Product analysis in papers 3 & 4 for 2003
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'Textiles for Teenager Fashion wear'.
Further information due later in the Spring term 2003
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