MSTAT6003 — Research and implement commercial production of garment designs

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58 assessable components: 5 elements (24 performance criteria), 17 performance evidence and 13 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Research commercial opportunities

1.1Research national and international market and production trends and industry practices to guide design directions
1.2Determine commercial and design objectives of the workplace and analyse commercial success of previous products to guide design directions
1.3Evaluate current and potential sustainability and circularity initiatives in the context of commercial objectives
1.4Conduct and analyse market research to inform design directions

2 Establish design brief

2.1Identify and scope commercial opportunities for designs based on research
2.2Explore and clarify design directions with appropriate personnel
2.3Develop design brief as an iterative process to generate ideas and guide design direction
2.4Conduct initial testing with appropriate personnel and market research to confirm design brief and specifications for development
2.5Conduct ongoing testing and review design brief through development of sample products
2.6Finalise design brief that responds to internal and external commercial opportunities

3 Plan and implement production

3.1Analyse final concepts developed from the brief and establish production requirements
3.2Scope production requirements and establish resources for implementation
3.3Identify complete sequence of operations and put in place processes for each stage in consultation with relevant personnel
3.4Implement planned production processes in collaboration with relevant personal

4 Review design and production processes

4.1Assess finished product against quality criteria, design specifications and design brief
4.2Evaluate design to identify opportunities for improvement
4.3Analyse and evaluate production process to identify opportunities for improvement including those related to reducing waste and environmental impact
4.4Document evaluation process and identified improvements

5 Present finished product to client

5.1Identify and plan steps for presentation of finished product
5.2Identify the need for models and make selection based on the product to be presented
5.3Prepare finished product for presentation, selecting accessories, fabric examples and components to convey range and style options of design
5.4Organise and conduct presentation of finished product using communication tools and presentation methods suited to the product and audience
5.5Seek client response and assess feedback for improvement possibilities
5.6Assess further production and business opportunities based on experience with product

Performance evidence

research and report on potential commercial opportunities that align with internal capabilities and objectives, to include at least two opportunities arising from each of the following:
national and international market trends
production trends
sustainability and circularity trends
collaborate with others to develop a design brief that explicitly responds to at least one of the commercial opportunities identified above, for one of the following:
two or more specialised garments
a small range of three to five items, including at least one advanced styling garment and one complex garment
three or more complex garments
oversee production of design concepts developed from the above brief with work to include:
production preparation, including:
identifying and documenting all components required for production
identifying and documenting technical aspects of production
completing specifications to guide production
identifying and sourcing resources and production requirements
developing production plan to guide production
documented evaluation of at least two different aspects of design and two different aspects of production in relation to their commercial objectives
presentation of finished products.

Knowledge evidence

commercial practices in garment design development
research strategies and the critical thinking processes that support the analysis of information for application to work
current and emerging national and international trends and industry practices
internal factors that impact commercial and design objectives
the iterative design process and key features of different stages
communication and collaboration in design and production processes
garment production planning and implementation, including:
processes and sequencing for patternmaking and construction
detailed design specifications on which production is based and their key inclusions
resources
personnel involved
design and production evaluation techniques
tools and techniques for communicating and presenting final products.

Foundation skills

Reading skills: to source and interpret diverse conceptual and technical information about garment design and production
Writing skills: to develop a clear and coherent design brief
Oral communication skills: to guide and participate in collaborative processes
Numeracy skills: to manage the financial aspects of production.

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