Graphical Communication Advanced level

The study area AM (Advanced) Graphical Communication is informed by the National Curriculum Framework (NCF).

Graphical Communication syllabus contains a continually assessed computer-aided design & drafting (CAD) component over and above the written component. This is because CAD is recognised as one of the most useful skill in this field by employers, hence, making students more employable.

At the end of the programme, the student will be able to: 

• demonstrate their ability to visualise and understand spatial relationships
• use the principles of plane and descriptive geometries to solve given problems
• apply successfully the methodical steps of analysis, synthesis and realisation to the solution of graphical design exercises
• model orthographically and in three dimensions, graphical solutions utilising the appropriate methods and techniques
• produce neat, clear and proportional drawings consistent with recognised codes and conventions
• produce computer-generated drawings using computer-aided design software