BCHS Curriculum Map

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1 Department Year Qualification Design and Technology Y10 BTEC L2 Engineering BCHS Curriculum Map Term Autumn 1 Learning outcome A Analyse a cordless drill, exploring form, function, ergonomics and user requirements. Write a detailed specification for a new cordless drill, focussing on form, function, ergonomics and user requirements. Examine the performance requirements of a cordless drill, and explore how a user can maintain the drill. Determine basic material requirements for the drill casing and key components within the drill. Research key legal, safety and relevant legislation that a company producing cordless drills would have comply with. Justify the need consider Basic criteria when writing a specification for an engineering Justify the need consider advance criteria when writing a specification for an engineering Gather evidence for justifying the need consider basic and advanced criteria. 2A.P1 Basic Criteria Assess 2A.P1 Advanced Criteria Assess 2A.M1

2 Autumn Learning outcome B Define a wide range of properties that need be considered when selecting engineering materials. mechanical properties of of steel used ball bearings. of steel used ball bearings. qualities of of steel used ball bearings, and two alternatives. mechanical properties of of plastic used drill casings. of plastic used drill casings. qualities of of plastic used drill casings and two alternatives. Interim 2B.P2. 2B.P2.

3 Spring carbon fibre, as an alternative plastic drill casings. hemp plastic, as an alternative plastic drill casings. ceramics, as an alternative steel ball bearings. polymers, as an alternative steel ball bearings. Evaluate why mass produced drill casings are made from plastics despite there being two viable alternatives. Evaluate why mass produced ball bearings are made from steel, despite there being two viable alternatives. Interim 2B.M2. 2B.M2. 2B.D1.

4 Spring Learning outcome C Observe and identify the main processes involved in injection moulding and rotational moulding. Observe and identify the main processes involved in cold forging and skew rolling. Collate evidence for injection moulding, rotational moulding, cold forging and skew rolling. Compare injection moulding and rotational moulding processes in relation making drill casings. Justify why injection moulding is the most suitable method. Compare cold forging and skew rolling processes in relation making ball bearings. Justify why cold forging is the most suitable method. 2C.P3. 2C.M3.

5 Summer Learners reflect on outcomes of practical activity, stating the activity and why certain aspects were successful, and procedures they followed ensure this. Learners reflect on outcomes of practical activity, stating the activity and why certain aspects were unsuccessful, and what procedure could be put in place in the future increase success rate. Observe the use of Quality Control within a range of Explain how the use of Quality Control systems can benefit the operation Observe the use of Quality Assurance within a range of Explain how the use of Quality Assurance systems can benefit the operation Explore and identify a specific Quality Assurance procedure within a company that could be used as a case study. 2C.D2 2D.P4 2D.P5

6 Summer Observe the use of a specific Quality Assurance within a company, analysing whether it is fit for purpose. Compile report, analysing specific Quality Assurance within a company, and suggesting improvements. Using a case study observe and begin evaluate the control Compile report, evaluating the control Using a case study observe and begin evaluate the assurance Compile report, evaluating the assurance Submit all work and assess criteria. Reflect and improve. 2D.M4 Interim 2D.D3 2D.D3

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