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DESIGN & VISUAL ARTS - CORE (X10)  (Dept. Info)Design & Visual Arts  (Policies)

X10 XCORE 319Digital Fabrications: A Primer Course in the Use of Computer Modeling for Art & Design3.0 Units
Description:This course focuses on fabrications both real and virtual. The ubiquity of computers in design, studio art, communications, construction, and fabrication demand that professionals become comfortable with their use. It is also important in a group of ever-specializing fields that one knows how to translate between different software and output platforms. This comfort and the ability to translate between platforms allow contemporary artists and designers to fabricate with ever-increasing freedom and precision. This course introduces students to 3D software with a focus on 2D, 3D, and physical output. Through a series of projects, students learn to generate work directly from the computer and translate it into different types of output. Starting from first principles, the course covers the basics from interface to output for each platform used. The course also familiarizes students with a range of CNC technology and other digital output for both small- and large-scale fabrication. The course is broken into three projects. In the first, students focus on computer generated geometry and control systems. In the second, students generate physical output and line drawings. The final project focuses on rendering, context, and cinematic effects. The software covered includes, but is not limited to, Rhinoceros 3D, Maya, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Additionally, students use the 3D printer, laser cutter and/or other digital output tools.
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Instruction Type:Classroom instruction Grade Options:C Tuition:$3,465.00 Fees:
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