3D Modelling and Design using Fusion 360
Students will utilise their problem-solving skills and acquired knowledge of 3D modelling and design, through the use of Fusion 360, as they work towards solving a real-world problem.
3D Modelling and Design using Fusion 360 is available through the following program types. Select a program type to view more information.
On-Site at Quantum Victoria
During this program, students apply Design Thinking as they design, create and manufacture an object using the 3D modelling software, Fusion 360, and a 3D printer, allowing students to experience 3D printing their own model.
Student skill development includes:
Learning through observation
Resilience through productive failure
Mathematics
Problem solving and troubleshooting
Design Thinking
Engineering
Communication
Digital fluency
An online module complementing the onsite program is available for your students to complete.
Online Portal
This online portal module provides students with an opportunity to review the skills they developed during the experience and explore ways of designing 3D models with greater efficiency.
It can also be used as a standalone program without the onsite or sync lessons thanks to the embedded video demonstrations and step by step instructions.
Students will (re)visit Fusion 360 and learn or review skills such as:
Tips/Shortcuts
Importance of Precision
Print Considerations
Following a Design Brief to create a marble transport vehicle
Synchronous (with Quantum Victoria)
The two Synchronous sessions (delivered sequentially) provide students with a basic understanding of Fusion 360, allowing the students to apply the newly acquired knowledge and skills to a range of challenges designed to extend their learning.
We acknowledge that schools operate within a timetable and can offer a range of times to accommodate this. Please let us know what days and times your class runs when making an enquiry.
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