ARTST 208 - Object Design

4 credit(s)
Students will explore designs related to aesthetics, structural integrity, and manufacturability. Includes an introduction to 3D modeling software to produce digital models that can be constructed with computer-controlled fabrication technologies such as 3D printers, laser cutters or CNC milling machines, or with traditional materials such as wood, metal, or clay. Students may work individually or collaboratively at various points in the semester to complete projects. Some course materials will be supplied; however, students may be required to purchase additional materials necessary to complete individual projects.
Offered: Spring.

Core Requirement(s): Artistic Practice and Creative Process