S2/S3 Course Choice Booklet 2018 S3-S4 Course Choice Booklet Jan 2018 | Page 10

DESIGN & MANUFACTURE ● Is it for me? You will enjoy ● ● ● this subject if: ● 8 ● What will I Learn? You will develop skills and knowledge in: ● ● ● ● ● ● What can I do with it? Careers and education routes in: You like being creative and thinking critically You like testing and exploring how things work You want to learn about design and how it can be used to improve the world we live in Want to develop skills in design and analytical thinking- communicating through graphics and modelling Like to work things out, solve problems and take things apart Planning time and production Creative thinking and problem solving Applying research, analysis and evaluation techniques Communicating and exploring through a range of graphic and modelling techniques Aspects relating to commercial manufacturing- processes- materials, assembly and systems, marketing and economy. Design evolution, influences, materials and technology Understanding how products work High Level thinking skills desirable in most career paths. Excellent qualification for careers and further study in the creative and engineering industries. Product, Industrial, Automotive, Stage & Set Design, Interior, Jewellery and Fashion Design, CADCAM, Engineering and Manufacturing, Pattern Maker, Ergonomist, Materials Engineer, Research & Development, Model Maker, Production Manger, Quality Assurance… ENGINEERING SCIENCE ● Is it for me? You will enjoy ● ● ● this subject if: ● ● ● What will I Learn? You will develop skills and knowledge in: ● ● ● What can I do with it? Careers and education routes in: You enjoy problem solving and experimenting Want to understand how things work Are interested in electronics, energy or mechanical structures Like to build or take things apart You are interested in emerging technologies Want to develop skills relating to a range of engineering disciplines. Programming to control mechanical and electronic systems using Arduino and Yenka Problem solving, planning, writing, testing and evaluating Creating and interpreting, drawn, physical and virtual circuits, mechanisms and structures. Ability to carry out calculations relating to energy, structures and forces Appreciation for the significant role engineers have to make our world a better place. Excellent qualification to study engineering relating to: Electrics, Electronics, Light and Sound Engineer, Maintenance, Marine, Automotive & Aerospace Engineer, Heating & Ventilation, Renewable Energy, Manufacturing Systems, Systems Control, Civil, Mechanical, Measurement and Control Technician, Structural, Telecommunication, Satellite, Security Systems, critical thinking of planning and organising skills are valuable for any career outside engineering.