1. DVC Level 1 Achievement Standards Lesley Pearce, National Facilitator for Technology, Team Solutions, Auckland University l.pearce@auckland.ac.nz www.technologyNZ.wikispaces.com

2. AS 91064 (1.31) 3 credits external Produce instrumental, multi-view orthographic drawings that communicate technical features of own design ideas Also 3 credits numeracy

3. Assessment Specifications Use conventions to communicate technical features Students own design ideas From a design brief Third angle orthographic projection Two or more relevant projected views Evidence of projection Evidence of construction

4. Evidence for Achieved Use of instrumental drawing techniques and conventions 2D drawings must describe technical features of a design Technical features – visible surface features – dimensions – material – scale

5. Evidence for Merit Measured multi-view instrumental drawings Clearly communicate detail of the technical features of a design (eg features not visible in the main outline, complex shape or form) Conventions applied appropriately e.g. title blocks, labelling, indication of scale, key line types, construction lines/outlines, dimensioning, text

6. Detail of technical features of a design Not visible in the main outline: Sectional views Auxilary views Hidden detail/drawings internal and external features or components of the design

7. Evidence for Excellence Produce accurate 2D drawings In-depth information about technical features of a design is shown e.g. sectional views that explain technical features

8. Examples of 1.21

9. This submission is at Low Achievement

10. This submission is at High Achievement

11. This submission is at high merit

12. This submission is a merit

13. Evidence for Excellence Measured multi-view Effectively communicate technical features and details Techniques, conventions – appropriate, neat, precise, clear

14. This submission is low excellence

15. This submission is high excellence

16. What is missing to achieve?

17. Would it achieve? What is missing?

18. AS 91065 (1.32) 3 credits external Produce instrumental paraline drawings to communicate own design ideas. Also 3 credits numeracy

19. Assessment Specifications Use instruments and drawing techniques Response to a design brief NO perspective drawings Paraline = isometric, trimetric, dimetric, oblique, planometric

20. Achievement Evidence 3d instrumental drawing Techniques and conventions used to describe design features Describe includes but not limited to visible surface features, scale

21. High Achievement

22. Merit Evidence Accurately produce Clearly communicate details of design ideas Detail - visual information about Internal components (not visible in main outline) Features of a design and/or complex shape and/or form

23. Low Merit

24. High Merit

25. Excellence Evidence Precise drawings – accurate measurement, line, intensity, line clarity Effectively communicate In-depth information – a series of instrumental drawings, e.g. exploded, sequential, cut away 3D view

26. Low Excellence