Design Projects and Coursework flowcharts
14 flowcharts by 14 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 10 Design Projects and Coursework flowcharts, covering research plans, coursework sections and making tasks. School students can use them to practise planning projects, while teachers can use them as examples; the resources include school-level work and A-level coursework. Pick a flowchart to explore.
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- Coursework and Controlled Assessment20
- Design Briefs and Task Analysis35
- Design Research and User Profiles21
- Developing Design Ideas16
- Prototyping and Product Testing21
- Graphic and Digital Media Design49
- Fashion Design10
- Lighting Design33
- Storage Product Design32
- Furniture Design25
- Building and Shelter Design34
- Vehicle and Robotics Design29
- Electronics and Mechanical Device Design22
- Health and Assistive Product Design17
- Toy and Game Design10
Flowcharts
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The Box The Box · Ergonomics · Function · Aesthetics
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stages of the controlled assessment the stages of a con... · Research, analysis ... · Info from: htt... · Initial research; e...
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work breakdown structure Design project · Cut out wooden base · Cut out perspex LED... · Fix genie board in ...
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research plan News articles, and ... · Mood Board · Product Analysis · Designer Research
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Lakshan flowcart 2 START · Mark out the measur... · Cut out the piece ... · Chloroform the piec...
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Untitled Start · Mark/Trace out... · Cut the design from... · Shape the design us...
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DT course work programming flowchart Start · User inputs i... · has the finish butt... · no
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Untitled Proyecto · Producto · Documentación · Criterio A
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Critical path analysis guillotine backstop Buying the motor an... · Dismantling the bac... · Servicing the compo... · Making the new slides
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TECH!!! Meassure · Mark · Cut · Drill
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CARLO LEE 3 start · open up the electro... · insert the electron... · use solder and sold...
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Eduqas DT A-Level Coursework sections Coursework Sections · (a) Identifying and... · (b) Developing a de... · (c) Generating and ...
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Untitled design project · Cut out stand ... · Cut out base on CNC · Bend stand
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work breakdown structure mark · cut · drill · sand
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About design projects and coursework flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalUsing Design Projects and Coursework flowcharts
Start with the flowchart on the stages of a controlled assessment to see how research, analysis and criteria are brought together. For a different view of coursework, the A-level coursework sections flowchart covers identifying design possibilities, developing a brief and generating ideas.
Other flowcharts focus on particular projects. The Box brings together considerations such as function, appearance, cost and materials. The work breakdown structure flowcharts show making tasks, while the programming flowchart follows inputs and decisions.
Revise with a flowchart
Follow a flowchart through and explain each stage in your own words. Then cover the resource and sketch the stages you remember before checking what you missed. Compare the way two resources organise their work, and consider which approach fits your task.
If you want to practise terms separately, switch to flashcards on the unit page; a quiz can offer another way to check your understanding. Choose a flowchart and trace its stages.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a useful starting point?
The flowchart on the stages of a controlled assessment is a useful starting point for seeing how research, analysis and criteria fit into coursework planning. For a practical project example, The Box brings together considerations including function, appearance, cost and materials.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own flowcharts’ companion resources, including quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and save quiz scores.
Who are these flowcharts for?
School students can use the flowcharts to practise following project plans and coursework stages. Teachers can use them as examples when discussing how work is organised. The collection includes an A-level coursework sections flowchart as well as resources on research and making tasks.