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115 HSC Industrial Technology cards across 6 modules (22 definitions, 86 key facts, 7 fill-the-gap, 0 formulas). Each session gives you 20 cards, due cards first. Swipe right for easy, left for hard, down for again. Keyboard: Space to flip, 1 to 4 to rate.

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  1. Definition

    Computer-aided design (CAD): HSC Industrial Technology Graphics Technologies

    Define Visualisation

    3D models and renderings show the design realistically before it exists.

  2. Definition

    Design and current trends in a focus area industry: HSC Industrial Technology Industry Study

    Define Automation and computer control

    CNC, robotics and digital workflows raising precision and productivity while changing the mix of skills the workforce needs.

  3. Definition

    Managing the Major Project: HSC Industrial Technology Major Project

    Define Gantt chart

    Gantt chart is the standard tool: it lists tasks down one axis and time across the other, showing what happens when and which tasks overlap. Build in milestones and a buffer for problems, because something always takes longer than expected. Sequence tasks logically so that, for example, materials arrive before construction starts and finishing follows assembly.

  4. Fill the gap

    Welding and joining processes: HSC Industrial Technology Metal and Engineering

    ___ burns a fuel gas with oxygen to produce a flame hot enough to melt steel, and the same equipment cuts metal.

    Oxy-acetylene welding burns a fuel gas with oxygen to produce a flame hot enough to melt steel, and the same equipment cuts metal.

  5. Definition

    Audio production for multimedia: HSC Industrial Technology Multimedia Technologies

    Define Bit depth

    Bit depth is how precisely each sample's level is recorded. A higher bit depth captures a wider dynamic range with less noise.

  6. Definition

    Surface preparation and finishing: HSC Industrial Technology Timber Products and Furniture Technologies

    Define Shellac

    Shellac is a traditional film finish that seals and gives warmth, often used as a sanding sealer or base coat.

  7. Definition

    Reprographics, printing and output: HSC Industrial Technology Graphics Technologies

    Define CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black)

    CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) is the subtractive model used in printing, which creates colour by absorbing light with inks.

  8. Definition

    Materials, tools and processes in a focus area industry: HSC Industrial Technology Industry Study

    Define The finished product

    The finished product is shaped by all of these: its appearance, durability, accuracy and fitness for purpose.

  9. Key fact

    Designing and developing the Major Project: HSC Industrial Technology Major Project

    Tell me about Identifying and justifying a need

    Every strong project starts from a genuine need, not a product you simply want to make. State who the project is for, what problem it solves, and why it matters.

  10. Key fact

    Casting and moulding processes: HSC Industrial Technology Metal and Engineering

    Tell me about How casting works

    Every casting process follows the same idea. Metal is melted in a furnace, poured into a mould cavity that is the shape of the part, and allowed to solidify and cool before the mould is opened or broken away.

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