ART 117 Basic Design: 3-Dimensional

Beginning course on the fundamental principles of 3D design for art and non-art majors. Studio projects explore basic elements such as mass, physical texture, space, delineation of space, and planes in space. A foundation course for students interested in ceramics, sculpture, architecture, and other 3D design fields.

Credits

3

Course Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
3D Design Theory and Practice:
1. Students will create and analyze projects that demonstrate critical and creative thinking and knowledge of 3D design concepts and practices
2. Students will review and critique 3D art forms from diverse periods of human history
Creative and Critical Thinking/ Problem Solving:
3. Students will demonstrate personal aesthetic and conceptual decision-making using 3-D design theory, concepts and practices
3D Design Aesthetic Elements and Principles:
4. Students will demonstrate knowledge and use of 3D design organizational principles and elements in various 3D media and processes
Art Historical Theory and Practice:
5. Students will create works that reflect art historical and/or contemporary 3D Design concepts and practice
Critiques – Discussion, Analysis and Application:
6. Students will analyze contemporary and/or historical art forms in relation to Design media and theory
7. Students will explore and analyze cultural ideas as they pertain to art history and various art disciplines, such as painting, photography, and sculpture
8. Students will analyze and critique personal and peer artwork using specific 3D Design practice and theory