SC.6 Communication Of Design Ideas

Question 1

Freehand sketching

Answer 1

Used to present idea in graphical form. No measurements, quickly gettind ideas down

Question 2

Isometric projection

Answer 2

Allows drawing an object in 3D w/o using perspective

Question 3

One-point perspective

Answer 3

Shows view becoming smaller as it gets further away & converges at a single vanishing point. Shows what smth looks like in relation to surroundings

Question 4

2D & 3D sketching

Answer 4

2D useful for plan views, showing dimensions
3D helps show how it may look/feel irl

Question 5

Schematic diagrams

Answer 5

Represetnations of a system, shows how components connect. In electronics, symbols represent components (eg. Switch, lamp)
In fashion, schematic diagrams known as flats. Clearly outlines details of garment but doesnt show body

Question 6

Exploded diagrams

Answer 6

Show the constructional detail & assembly of a product. Shows parts which may be hidden from view once assembled

Question 7

Annotated drawings

Answer 7

Details, explanations of drawing

Question 8

Mathematical modelling

Answer 8

Graphs, charts. Helps predict behaviour of system before designed

Question 9

Audio & visual recording

Answer 9

Used to gather interviews w user groups, feedback, recording focus group to see & hear how they react to product
Videos or photos can show how product works or stages of manufacutre

Question 10

Working drawings

Answer 10

Or orthographic drawing, contains plan, front, side view. Contain dimensional & graphical info that can be used to assemble component

Question 11

Lines of orthographic drawing

Answer 11

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