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Sep 19, 2026
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Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027
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ART 115 3D Design Credits: (3)
This course provides students with an introduction to basic sculptural processes, materials, and equipment. Focus is placed on the development of three-dimensional design (form, space, object, composition), strengthening observational skills, and safety. A variety of materials and form-making processes are explored, including additive (modeling, constructive) and subtractive (carving). Students will work with materials such as plaster, paper, cardboard, clay, stone, wire, etc. Open elective; required for ART majors. Additional fees for materials may apply.
Learning Outcomes
- Prepare sculptural works using the broadest possible range of techniques and concepts.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the possibilities and limitations of various materials.
- Develop and produce solutions to aesthetic and design problems.
- Demonstrate a comfort with an interative creative process, as well as presenting work for, and participating in, individual and group critiques.
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