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154 AS and A Level Design and Technology essays

One invention that is being used in every country is an infant insulator or infant incubator. The invention was chosen due to the impact it had on lives of many.
- Essay length: 585 words
- Submitted: 13/05/2012
How do graphic designers give images meaning and how is symbolism achieved?
- Essay length: 969 words
- Submitted: 28/03/2012
Design of a flash light. Even though this device is so simple but in this design there are four major problems:
- Essay length: 635 words
- Submitted: 12/03/2012
Bedside table development evaluation
- Essay length: 2640 words
- Submitted: 20/10/2011
Problem Brief Target Audience Specification - redesigning a computer mouse to reduce strain.
- Submitted: 19/10/2011
Were developing a shoe removal detector which identifies and notifies a person entering the premises with shoes. Were developing it in a way to work as an intruder alarm as well. Though there are many intruder alarms in market this one includes shoe
- Essay length: 3343 words
- Submitted: 27/09/2011
HEALTH AND SAFETY
- Essay length: 985 words
- Submitted: 24/05/2011
HEALTH AND SAFETY
- Essay length: 868 words
- Submitted: 24/05/2011
Research to aid designing an interactive toy of game for children. One of the most common interactive toys found in the market are the interactive plush toys. Popular brands are the Actimates Barney, Tickle Me Elmo,
- Essay length: 1975 words
- Submitted: 28/03/2011
Materials notes - properties and uses of different materials.
- Essay length: 2436 words
- Submitted: 22/03/2011

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Investigate the work of two different consumer organisations. Compare their roles and the range of products they evaluate

"Conclusion The differences between the two organisations are that the standard organisations focus on the product functioning properly and it also being of a high standard. The consumer watchdog on the other hand offers a comparison of different products to the consumer in order to show them which products are best. Both of the organisations can determine the customer's choice as to which product they choose to buy. The standards organisations can affect their choice by showing which products are the best by giving the best products a kitemark. The consumer watchdog does the same thing but in a different sort of way, as offering reviews as to which products are the best. The consumer watchdog does not either help or hinder the product manufacturers, but the standards organisations do as they pick out and show the consumers which products are the best and have the highest quality. This helps the manufacturers if they do meet the standards required."

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AS and A Level: Design and Technology

154 AS and A Level Design and Technology essays

One invention that is being used in every country is an infant insulator or infant incubator. The invention was chosen due to the impact it had on lives of many.

How do graphic designers give images meaning and how is symbolism achieved?

Design of a flash light. Even though this device is so simple but in this design there are four major problems:

Bedside table development evaluation

Problem Brief Target Audience Specification - redesigning a computer mouse to reduce strain.

Were developing a shoe removal detector which identifies and notifies a person entering the premises with shoes. Were developing it in a way to work as an intruder alarm as well. Though there are many intruder alarms in market this one includes shoe

HEALTH AND SAFETY

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Research to aid designing an interactive toy of game for children. One of the most common interactive toys found in the market are the interactive plush toys. Popular brands are the Actimates Barney, Tickle Me Elmo,

Materials notes - properties and uses of different materials.

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