NCEA Level 2 Materials Technology: Metal
Course Description
Teacher in Charge: P. Neal.
Each Student will make either a Drift Trike or Scooter powered by a 49cc 2 stroke engine or electric motor. They will also use Computer Aided Design software to model their project.
Assessment will be against a combination of ITO Unit Standards and Achievement Standards.
For the drift trikes to be fully functional, engines, wheels and other parts are required. Students can source parts independently if they wish, or place an order with the school for a kit of parts. This kit will cost approximately $380 each. Orders will need to be placed mid March 2024 at the latest.
Students who do not have an engine and wheel kit will not be penalized in NCEA credits, however their project will not be fully functional.
Assessment will be against a combination of ITO Unit Standards and Achievement Standards.
Recommended Prior Learning
This course builds on the skills introduced in 11MTM, so students are expected to have successfully completed a year 11 workshop technology course or join the class at the discretion of the Head of Department.
Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
Families/whānau can be charged for the cost of materials when they have agreed that item can be taken home. This cost will be advised at the start of the course.
Parts Kit: $380
Credit Information
You will be assessed in this course through all or a selection of the standards listed below.
Total Credits Available: 31 credits.
Internally Assessed Credits: 31 credits.
External
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Disclaimer
For NCEA Levels 1, 2 & 3 courses will be made up of a selection of the stated standards. This will happen at the beginning of the year with the assigned teacher.