ICTGAM431 — Design and create 3-D digital models
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What an assessment for ICTGAM431 must cover
42 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 10 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 Identify and clarify work requirements
- 1.1Identify requirements and purpose of designing and creating 3-D digital models with reference to production documentation
- 1.2Clarify organisational guidelines, workflow sequences and industry standards applicable to designing and creating 3-D models
- 1.3Discuss production schedule deadlines and confirm they are feasible and can be met with required personnel
- 1.4Research and select software applicable to type of production and delivery platform of 3-D digital models
- 1.5Gather and analyse reference materials applicable to design and visualisation of 3-D models
- 1.6Identify and establish documentation requirements according to industry and organisational procedures and guidelines
2 Design 3-D digital models
- 2.1Design and sketch concept drafts of a 3-D model according to task requirements
- 2.2Create concept art of required 3-D models
- 2.3Create prototypes of 3-D models according to organisational guidelines and task requirements
- 2.4Discuss prototypes and seek feedback from required personnel
- 2.5Apply required changes to prototypes according to feedback
3 Create 3-D digital models
- 3.1Confirm topology of models aligns to task requirements
- 3.2Block out models and apply shaders using software features and determine required model proportions
- 3.3Manipulate software features and apply basic lighting as required
- 3.4Refine and check integrity of models until design requirements are met
- 3.5Submit models to required personnel and seek comments and feedback on whether production requirements have been met
4 Finalise 3-D digital models
- 4.1Respond to feedback from required personnel
- 4.2Render and output models in required format and submit them to required personnel by agreed deadlines
- 4.3Make backup copies of the files, store in required location and complete workplace documentation according to organisational procedures
- 4.4Obtain final sign off from required personnel
Performance evidence
- design, create and store at least two 3-D digital models according to work, design and production requirements.
- In the course of the above, the candidate must:
- communicate with required personnel and clarify initial requirements including deadlines
- modify and amend 3-D models in response to feedback from required personnel
- comply with organisational guidelines and industry standards applicable to designing and creating 3-D models.
Knowledge evidence
- 3-D digital modelling and design principles
- stages in model production process, from initial design through to finished product
- issues and challenges arising from designing and creating 3-D digital models
- roles and responsibilities of project team members in developing digital models
- features of a range of delivery platforms
- geometry as it applies to the design and creation of realistic 3-D digital models
- use of scale, form, weight and volume in the development of 3-D digital models
- organisational guidelines and procedures
- industry standards applicable to designing and creating 3-D models
- range of industry standard 3-D modelling software.
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Uses whole numbers, decimals and percentages applicable to file size, software and hardware specifications, measurement, scale, form, weight, volume, colour, shading and other attributes and variables in developing 3-D models
- Oral communication: Employs listening and open-questioning techniques to clarify design requirements, project scheduling and obtain feedback
- Reading: Identifies and evaluates documentation containing complex technical terminology when interpreting the design brief Conducts research into the design and visualisation of 3-D models Interprets and comprehends computer-generated text, diagrams, icons, symbols, numbers and letters required in using applicable software
- Planning and organising: Takes responsibility in planning tasks required in achieving outcomes and negotiates key aspects with others
- Problem solving: Make decisions directly related to tasks using analytical processes
- Self-management: Implements actions as per plan, making slight adjustments as required and addresses unexpected issues Evaluates outcomes of design solutions and improves future responses Selects and supports new ideas on the basis of their contribution to achievement of broader goals
- Technology: Completes routine tasks using specific digital systems and tools Manages and maintains files in a variety of storage media and formats
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What does an assessment tool for ICTGAM431 need to cover?
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