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CUAGRD612 — Originate graphic designs for complex briefs

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What an assessment for CUAGRD612 must cover

45 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 Plan graphic design briefs

  • 1.1Evaluate overall graphic design objectives
  • 1.2Review creative, technical, legal, budgetary and timeframe considerations
  • 1.2Develop and share ideas relating to graphic design projects
  • 1.3Evaluate and refine options based on own analysis and input from others
  • 1.4Agree with required personnel on final nature and scope of design briefs

2 Develop and refine graphic design concepts

  • 2.1Develop design concepts based on a thorough understanding of the requirements and options available
  • 2.2Identify the potential for customised or specific research as needed
  • 2.3Adapt and use ideas and approaches from research considering intellectual property requirements
  • 2.4Consider the potential of new and emerging technologies to inform designs
  • 2.5Reflect on own practice and experience to inform designs
  • 2.6Create concept presentations that suit the nature of the work

3 Plan and monitor graphic design projects

  • 3.1Develop viable project management plans for graphic design work
  • 3.2Administer and monitor work against the project plan
  • 3.3Communicate and collaborate with required personnel at key stages
  • 3.4Create project documentation at key stages during the project
  • 3.5Engage specialist expertise where appropriate

4 Realise graphic design solutions

  • 4.1Integrate design techniques and tools to produce design solutions
  • 4.2Engage in creative collaboration and refinement throughout the design process

5 Evaluate design outcomes

  • 5.1Evaluate the success of completed designs against design objectives
  • 5.2Assess own work against creative, technical and business requirements
  • 5.3Analyse and evaluate feedback from client and peers
  • 5.4Identify potential approaches for future work and further skill development opportunities

Performance evidence

  • develop and refine at least two graphic design concepts according to requirements.
  • conceive, plan and realise graphic design solutions that meet the requirements of the brief
  • apply creative and technical skills to concept development and refinement processes
  • develop the project plan and documentation and monitor work against plan for each project stage
  • review success of final graphic design to meet communication objectives and project management requirements
  • collaborate effectively with personnel throughout the project.

Knowledge evidence

  • roles and responsibilities of key people involved in the graphic design process and typical communication protocols between those people
  • types of research to different projects or design challenges
  • ways in which designers use research and existing personal ideas to develop design solutions
  • features of current and emerging technologies used in graphic design practice and the options they present for effective graphic design solutions
  • effect of professional realities and constraints on the graphic design process
  • graphic design project management methods and protocols, including documentation required to support projects
  • presentation options for communicating design concepts
  • contribution of critical and creative thinking techniques to the design process
  • intellectual property issues and legislation that impact on professional graphic design practice.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Interprets and assesses complex and varied information to develop creative responses to graphic design challenges and monitor work progress
  • Writing: Composes and edits text to communicate effectively with others, selecting appropriate vocabulary structure and format for purpose and audience Develops logically sequenced project plans and produces reports at key stages
  • Oral Communication: Uses listening and questioning skills to gather information and confirm understanding about technical and creative aspects of the work Participates in exchanges of ideas and complex information with others using language appropriate to audience and context
  • Numeracy: Estimates project costs and timelines
  • Self-management: Uses evaluation processes to identify opportunities for further skill development and future work
  • Teamwork: Identifies and uses appropriate communication methods and practices to initiate and participate in discussions, share ideas, negotiate outcomes and encourage constructive criticism and feedback from design project stakeholders
  • Planning and organising: Develops flexible plans for complex design briefs, and manages communication with stakeholders Manages concept development using a range of strategies and options Sequences and schedules complex activities monitoring resources and work flow to complete project on time, producing reports at key stages Systematically evaluates work for success in meeting project objectives
  • Problem solving: Analyses implication of intellectual property requirements when planning and negotiating design concepts Uses analytical thinking and creative collaboration techniques to manage presentation of concepts and final designs

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What does an assessment tool for CUAGRD612 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAGRD612 needs to address all 45 unit components: 5 elements with 22 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 9 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for CUAGRD612?

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