Number of Credit Hours
18 Credit Hours
Around 6 Courses
Courses You Could Take
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An introduction to the basic theories and principles of the formal and expressive elements of design as they apply to two-dimensional images, and an introduction to historical development and concepts of color theory in visual art applications. Students will develop an understanding of design and color in the 2-D object as they explore various materials and processes.
Hours:
3
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An introduction to basic theories and principles of the formal and expressive elements of design as expressed in three- dimensional media. Students will develop an understanding of the dynamics of the 3-D object as they explore with various materials and processes.
Hours:
3
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This applied/hands-on studio class presents the foundations of digital fabrication technologies, including laser cutting and engraving, CNC milling, plasma cutting, and 3D printing. Utilizing various software, students will start by manipulating vector (curve) based 2D geometry, and work their way up to simple 3D geometric modeling. Designs created virtually will be optimized for each technology, and then be produced as actual, physical objects.
Prerequisite/Corequisite:
Prerequisite: ART 1030 with a grade of C or higher or permission of Head of the Department of Visual Arts
Hours:
3
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