INDD 204 SU01: 3D Model, Sketch + Prototype
This course introduces students to a variety of hands-on materials and methods to imagine, visualize, present, test, and discuss design concepts for industrial design. Rapid three-dimensional material visualization, or three-dimensional sketching, making and re-making strategies will be emphasized, along with the reflection-in-action that supports intuitive progression in the development of design concepts.
This course is subject to priority rules; see here.
Completion of 21 credits
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Keith Shapland is an industrial designer who specializes in the development of mock-ups and prototypes, both physical and digital. He has worked on projects ranging in scale from a full size mock-up of a 747 to delicate medical devices. He has developed prototypes of aviation data recorder “black box’” systems and participated in the engineering destruction testing of the prototypes and production units. Keith has designed, fabricated and installed tradeshow booths and museum exhibits. He has fabricated architectural, topographic and engineering models. Keith also, worked in the entertainment industry as an image compositor, utilizing his digital skills to extract 2D imagery from the 3D animations on such projects as Beast Machines and MTV’s Spiderman.
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May 7-Jun 22 13:00:00-15:50:00 |
W F | C3210 | MAIN |