Arts, Information and Communication: Design

Other Oregon CTE sets

Use basic methods of data collection and analysis to provide information for projects.ARDS01

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    Access research methods available to formulate project planning and problem solving.ARDS01.01.01

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    Provide appropriate precedents for development of a project.ARDS01.02.01

Understand the role of clients in the design process.ARDS02

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    Understand customer requirements.ARDS02.01.01

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    Interpret and evaluate requirements.ARDS02.01.02

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    Define scope of work to meet customer requirements.ARDS02.01.03

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    Prepare functional specifications to meet customer requirements.ARDS02.01.04

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    Prepare visual design specifications to meet customer requirements.ARDS02.01.05

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    Create a customer presentation.ARDS02.01.06

Understand, plan for, and implement traditional project phases.ARDS03

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    Understand and implement the programming components of design.ARDS03.01.01

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    Understand and implement the planning components of design.ARDS03.01.02

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    Understand and implement the product design components.ARDS03.01.03

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    Understand and implement the presentation components of the design process.ARDS03.01.04

Appreciate and apply design requirements/elements for the diversity of needs, values, and social patterns in project design.ARDS04

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    Understand how design is impacted by needs, values, social patterns, and preferences.ARDS04.01.01

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    Understand the basic principles of the environmental impact of a design project.ARDS04.01.02

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    Evaluate and align sustainable design elements to add value to the project.ARDS04.01.03

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    Apply design requirements to accommodate people with varying physical disabilities.ARDS04.01.04

Understand principles of fabrication/manufacturing and use of materials, components, and assemblies, and incorporate them into project design.ARDS05

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    Understand the characteristics and properties of materials and components used in design.ARDS05.01.01

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    Understand the fabrication/manufacturing processes.ARDS05.01.02

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    Understand the standards and regulations used in fabrication or manufacturing of products being designed.ARDS05.01.03

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    Understand the restrictions that fabrication or manufacturing impose on the design.ARDS05.01.04

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    Incorporate principles, standards and restrictions of fabrication and manufacturing and use of materials, components and assemblies into the project design.ARDS05.01.05

Analyze and use the elements and principles of design.ARDS06.01.01

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    Understand the elements of design including space, line, balance, color, shape, texture, form, unity and value.ARDS06

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    Understand the principles of design including harmony, contrast, repetition, variety, emphasis, proportion, functionality, proximity, and color theory.ARDS06.02.01

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    Understand color symbolism, perception and psychology.ARDS06.03.01

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    Understand the concepts of visual perception.ARDS06.04.01

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    Use appropriate material or combinations of material and components to satisfy the requirements of the customer.ARDS06.05.01

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    Use the elements and principles of design to create designs using various materials and techniques.ARDS06.06.01

Understand and use appropriate software for the purposes of design.ARDS07

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    Know available design software and its intended purpose.ARDS07.01.01

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    Select appropriate software.ARDS07.01.02

Understand three-dimensional art forms.ARDS08

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    Understand the basic elements of three-dimensional art forms.ARDS08.01.01

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    Design three-dimensional art forms.ARDS08.01.02

Frequently asked questions

What grade levels do these standards cover?
Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12
Where can I read the official document?
Oregon Department of Education

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