ART 112* - Three-Dimensional Design

5 CR

Introduces use of the third dimension in design. Students work with wood, metal, etc., to create objects using mass, space, time, and light. Requires additional lab time outside class.

Recommended: ART 110 and ART 111.
Course Outcomes

Conceptualization; How does one-form ideas. The creative process, originality and sources.
Design; Ideas becoming physical. The student will have the experience of the four basic elements of : mass, space, time, and light.
Craftsmanship; The student will have the experience of working with a variety of materials. In this process the student will learn the safe operation of the tools needed to complete the task.
Research; The student will learn the importance of cocumentation of the creative process.
Students will develop attitudes toward creative activity that will be useful regardless of their future professions.
Students will develop vocabulary, both visual and verbal to serve as the basis for constructive criticism and exchange of ideas.
To establish a starting point for the student’s exploration into designing in three dimensions.

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