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WKSHP: DRAWING

Industrial Design Undergraduate

Offering Department(s)

Industrial Design

Terms Typically Offered

Spring

Academic Level

Undergraduate

In this class we practice a variety of digital and freehand methods of design exploration and visual communication used by designers. These sketching and rendering skills are ideal for anyone who has to understand and resolve form while communicating ideas within interdisciplinary environments. We will focus on the redesign of a few objects, starting with some sketching from the ideation phase through to a final solution that describes the aesthetic and emotive intentions, as well as demonstrates knowledge of functional or unique manufacturing requirements. The class is built on the belief that strong two-dimensional skills remain the essential tool for product designers. Students attending the first module will be required to participate in the final critique on the final day of the semester. Open to juniors and above.

Student Eligibility

Junior, Senior, or Graduate Students only.

Min. Credits

1

Max. Credits

1

Weekly Contact Hours

5

Repeatable

No

Instructional Method

Workshop

Delivery Mode

In-Person