MSTAT5006 — Design and produce knitted textile products

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What an assessment for MSTAT5006 must cover

27 assessable components: 3 elements (14 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 7 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Develop design for knitted textile products

1.1Identify design parameters from brief
1.2Develop design concept and colour palette that responds to the brief
1.3Select and use communication tools to present knit design
1.4Collaborate with other members of the design and development team and exchange ideas about potential concepts and modifications
1.5Create pattern for knitted product that meets design requirements

2 Produce knitted products

2.1Plan production sequence to meet design requirements
2.2Source and prepare materials and equipment required for production
2.3Check yarns to be knitted against quality standards
2.4Use knitting techniques to create samples that meet design specifications and quality standards
2.5Refine and/or modify design and production details based on evaluation of samples produced
2.6Produce final produce and confirm that it meets quality standards

3 Evaluate design and production processes

3.1Assess final products against design brief and technical specifications
3.2Identify opportunities for improvement in design and production processes
3.3Document process and improvements for inclusion in future work

Performance evidence

create designs for at least two knitted textile products that respond to all of the following aspects of a design brief: target market, material and/or style specifications, budget and cost point, production parameters and constraints, quality standards, sustainability and circularity requirements, communication and reporting requirements
plan production of the two designs, including: developing knit pattern, completing specification sheet to guide production, completing calculations to determine material and yarn quantities, selecting and preparing required materials, tools and equipment
produce the two designs in accordance with specifications.

Knowledge evidence

sources of design inspiration for knitted products
elements and principles of knitting design
the process for exploring and refining design ideas
information resources on fibres and fabrics
types and styles of knitted fabrics
yarn characteristics and their impact on design and production
technical aspects of knitted textile production, including: tools and equipment and their simple maintenance techniques, including: knitting machines, punch card, blocking board, double bed colour changer, sewing machine, overlocker, garter bar and deco, computer cards; patterns and their variations; cut and sew techniques; row knitting; punch card lace; typical fault conditions in knitted products and how to rectify these, including: holes, foreign matter, creasing, lines, runs; specification sheets and their inclusions for knitted products; design communication tools; strategies to evaluate design and production processes; quality practices for knitted products; recording and reporting practices.

Foundation skills

Reading: Reading skills to interpret design specifications
Writing: Writing skills to document processes in workplace formats
Oral communication: Oral communication skills to liaise with others about design requirements

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What does an assessment tool for MSTAT5006 need to cover?

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