CUAGRD411 — Research and apply graphic design techniques

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What an assessment for CUAGRD411 must cover

30 assessable components: 4 elements (13 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Interpret and plan graphic design briefs

1.1Interpret specifications in graphic design briefs and clarify issues with required personnel
1.2Consider user or client requirements when making decisions about graphic design work
1.3Research contemporary and historical information for briefs as required

2 Organise resources

2.1Identify workspace and materials required for graphic design work
2.2Store files and completed documentation using standard industry procedures

3 Test graphic design approaches

3.1Produce preliminary visual representations
3.2Identify possible design approaches and critique in relation to the design brief
3.3Select resources, materials and techniques required to test identified approaches.
3.4Evaluate test outcomes against criteria and select the final design approach
3.5Review own work and seek feedback as required

4 Produce graphic design work

4.1Create graphic designs using selected design approach
4.2Respond to feedback and refine graphic design work
4.3Present design solution that meets the requirements of the design brief

Performance evidence

produce graphic work using different techniques that meet the requirements of at least two briefs.
interpret information in briefs and related research
select and care for required resources
test graphic design methods and techniques and document outcomes and design approaches.

Knowledge evidence

techniques for using experimentation in developing and refining graphic design work
importance of researching information about graphic design when completing design work
typical information found in graphic design briefs
typical parameters and constraints to be considered when interpreting design briefs, including: intellectual property considerations, availability of resources, time and budget
common techniques, materials, tools and equipment used in graphic design
health and safety requirements related to establishing work space and using materials and equipment for graphic design work.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets detailed textual and visual information to inform ideas and determine design requirements
Writing: Uses clear language and industry related terminology to document idea development, testing and evaluation outcomes
Oral Communication: Articulates using clear and direct language to determine requirements and seek feedback Uses listening and questioning techniques to confirm understanding
Self-management: Takes responsibility for safe use and maintenance of resources and follows required procedures for their registration and storage
Teamwork: Selects and uses appropriate communication techniques to confirm requirements and request feedback from others
Planning and organising: Plans, organises and completes work to meet established time requirements Identifies resources suited to a range of graphic design work and analyses task requirements to make appropriate choices
Problem solving: Analyses scope of exploratory techniques required and critically evaluates effectiveness of test samples against established criteria for designs Determines final design choice based on test results and client requirements Produces, refines, documents and presents final graphic design solutions that meet creative and technical requirements

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What does an assessment tool for CUAGRD411 need to cover?

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