These courses will kick-start a career in industrial design by providing you with foundation skills and knowledge. Topics covered in this course include: Create and evaluate a digital production prototype, Design for mass production, Evaluate and participate in design industry networks, Research and evaluate products, materials and processes, Test digital prototypes, Undertake project work. Course structure To receive the Certificate IV in Design (Industrial Design) students must complete all core units and, if available, a range of additional units. Core Units Develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills Source and apply information on the history and theory of design Generate design solutions Interpret and respond to a design brief Contribute to health and safety of self and others Integrate colour theory and design processes Realise a creative project Additional Units Create digital 3D models Explore and apply the creative design process to 2D forms Explore and apply the creative design process to 3D forms Make scale models Produce computer-aided drawings Produce drawings to communicate ideas Produce technical drawings Develop and refine illustrative work Career opportunities Employment opportunities such as a junior industrial design assistant. Articulation This qualification prepares people for learning at higher levels across a broad range of design disciplines.