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Charlotte, North Carolina
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ARTZ 2306
Introduction to 3D Modeling and Digital Fabrication
Introductory studio exploring the use of computer-aided design for the creation or art and design works. Introduces 3D modeling software such as 123D Design, Blender, and/or Rhino, as well as a series of fabrication methods. Projects emphasize the use of digital fabrication as a tool for realizing conceptually driven work in ceramics, fiber, and sculptural media. Six contact hours.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ARTB 1206 - Conceptual Practices
and
ARTB 1202 - 3D Design