COURSE DESCRIPTION

COURSE NUMBER: KCSF 111

CREDIT HOURS: 3

COURSE TITLE:

TYPE OF COURSE:
LECTURE
STUDIO XX

3-D Design

PREREQUISITES: None

REQUIREMENT: DR, FD, ID, IL, IN, PA

ELECTIVE: GD

COURSE DESCRIPTION
To explore the elements, principles and aesthetic concepts integral to three-dimensional
design and to consider relationships between concept, process, materials, tools and
technical skills.
COURSE OUTCOMES
The student will be able to:
1. Demonstrate the elements and principles of composition in three-dimensional space.
2. Apply innovative and creative application of 3D design theory.
3. Demonstrate multiple problem-solving using manipulative model making.
4. Apply ergonomics as a principle for shaping objects.
5. Demonstrate safe handling and usage of shop equipment and tools.
6. Utilize the computer as visualization tool.

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SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT: Yes
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SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCES FOR STUDENT RESEARCH

McCreight, Tim. Design Language.
Elam, Kimberly. Geometry of Design.
Hannah, Gail Greet. Elements of Design and the Structure of Visual Relationships.

DATE PASSED CURRICULUM COMMITTEE: 10/31/89 (effective Fall 1990)

REVISED: 11/13/90, 4/30/91, 4/24/62, 3/2/93 (effective Fall 1993), 1/17/96 (effective Fall 1996), 4/7/97 (effective Fall 1997),
11/28/06, 4/29/08, 2/3/09 (effective Fall 2009, previously KCFN 111)