| Level | Year 9-10 |
| Learning Area | Technologies |
| Duration | Semester |
| Semester | Semester 1 or 2 |
| Additional Costs | Students are provided with access to the required CAD software. 3D printing of selected course work is also provided. |
Interested in 3D design, CAD, product development or 3D printing?
This course is designed for students who enjoy designing, creating and problem-solving, and want to develop practical skills in Computer Aided Design (CAD) using Autodesk Fusion.
You will learn how to take an idea from an initial concept through to a 3D model and physical 3D printed product.
Throughout the course, you will develop skills in:
You will build your skills through practical tutorials and design challenges before developing your own major 3D printed product.
Your completed designs will be 3D printed and posted to you, allowing you to see your digital designs become physical products.
Assessment is based on the Australian Curriculum Design and Technologies Achievement Standard.
Students will be assessed through:
Students require access to a Windows or Mac computer capable of running Autodesk Fusion.
As a general guide:
Chromebooks and tablets are not recommended for this course.
Students should check the current Autodesk Fusion system requirements before enrolling if they are unsure whether their computer is suitable.
No previous CAD, Fusion or 3D modelling experience is necessary. Skills are developed progressively throughout the course.
Last updated: 24 September 2026