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DCR-252 3D MODELING FOR MAKERS

This course is an introduction to computer,modeling informed by craft processes. Students,use various 3D software programs to create,digital models and actual prototypes. ,Connections between craft, design, and production,will be emphasized.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: DCR 103

DFA-381 JUNIOR STUDIO II

This course is a continuation of DFA 380, Junior,Studio Il. Students continue to explore the,creative process with the goal of identifying,their own individual content and approach to art,making. Students form an archive of their,research, inspiration and influences in addition,to engaging in relevant studio assignments,,writing exercises and group presentations.,Exposure to contemporary art and artists, along,with individual critical feedback will broaden,students’ understanding of their own process,within a professional context.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: DFA 231, DFA 245, DFA 251, DAH 200, DAH 218, DFA 380

DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

In this course, students explore the computer as a,tool to support an artist/designer’s practice,,including the software required for creative,digital imagery in both pixel and vector-based,software. Students work with industry standard,software packages appropriate for art and design,to gain an understanding of the tools used to,create and manipulate digital imagery.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

ELECT-OPEN OPEN ELECTIVE 100-400

Take any 3.0 credit course 100-400 level to,satisfy “Open Electives”. Department permission,may be required for courses restricted to certain,majors or that require a specific credit status,(exp. junior or senior status). Number of required,”Open Electives” will vary per major/department.,Confirm all credit requirements by reviewing,program degree requirements in “My Progress” or,see an Academic Advisor.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

GRD-721 INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Entrepreneurs and designers alike need to have a,good understanding of the business landscape,within which contemporary design-driven groups and,corporations are inextricably embedded. The class,explores issues, theories, cultures, and methods,associated with designing an “ideal business”. ,The aim is to develop a business design strategy,and a plan, both imaginative and reliable, to,initiate new ventures, through means of design,methodology, sensitivity, and culture, for,business.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: GRD 720