11ETR
This course requires 2 options.

11 Engineering Trades

Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Colin Lawrence.

  • A largely practical course based on two major projects that come together to form a single practical outcome.
  • The first of these projects is predetermined and students will learn to interpret Engineering drawings in the manufacture of a 2 Stroke Compressed Air Engine.
  • The second project involves student research and design and will form the presentation base for their engine.
  • This course requires the use of a range of materials and is an introduction to modern processes, equipment and methods.
  • This course is undertaken in an Engineering Workshop.


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Course Overview

Term 1
Introduction / Safety and Safety assessment for 10% of course content.
Manufacture begins of Milled components for 2 Stroke Engine.
Manufacture begins of Turned components for 2 Stroke Engine.

Term 2
Assessment of Milled components for 20% of course content.
Assessment of Turned components for 20% of course content.

Term 3
Materials and Processes research undertaken.
Design of base support completed.
Manufacture of base completed.

Term 4
Full assembly of Engine and Base completed.
Assessment of complete assembly for 50% of course content.

Prerequisites

Open Entry - 10ITR preferred

Contributions and Equipment/Stationery

$75 materials fee

Pathway

Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing
Apprenticeship
Fitter / Turner
Toolmaker

Key Competencies

Assessment Information

Year 11 Tauranga Boys College Certificate
Paper Description Type Weighting
Paper 11ETR1 Workshop Safety Internal 10.00%
Paper 11ETR2 Milled Components Internal 20.00%
Paper 11ETR3 Turned Components Internal 20.00%
Paper 11ETR4 Complete Assembly Internal 50.00%