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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Degree:
Course of 1st Cycle Degree in DESIGN
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
You cannot take the Advanced design exam if you have not taken the Drawing for design exam.
Objectives
Contents The Advanced design course provides the theoretical-methodological knowledge and the technical-practical skills to develop an advanced design process with the use of digital tools for modeling, rendering, rapid prototyping and 3D printing in the areas of product design .
Extended Syllabus The topics and laboratory activities, aimed at achieving the expected learning outcomes, are:
- Introduction to advanced design, meaning and definitions.
- Design process: Remind
- Advanced sketching with digital supports (graphic tablet)
- Introduction to materials and production techniques related to the design sectors
- Introduction to anthropometry
- Advanced 2D drawing techniques (representation standards, dimensioning, types of drawings, etc.)
- Three-dimensional modeling approaches for virtual and physical, static and dynamic models
- Rendering techniques
- Rapid prototyping and 3D printing techniques
- Advanced design practice: entry exercise to 3D modeling
- Advanced design practice: Design process applied to product design
- Advanced design practice: application of Sketching
- Advanced design practice: 3d modeling application
- Advanced design practice: rendering application
- Advanced design practice: 2d Drawing application
- assistance in the progress of the Design process
Recommended Bibliography - Tomás Maldonado, Reale e virtuale, Feltrinelli, Milano1992
- Enrica Bistagnino (a cura di), Disegno-Design. Introduzione alla cultura della rappresentazione, Franco Angeli 2010
- Schumacher P., Parametricism 2.0, Academy press, 2016
- Carpo M., The Second Digital Turn, design Beyond Intelligence, The Mit Press, 2017
- Shillito A.M., Digital Crafts: Industrial Technologies for Applied Artists and Designer Maker, Bloomsbury Visual Arts, 2013
Teaching Methods The Course is organized in:
- frontal contributions offered by the lecturer (lessons / presentations);
- group exercises with ongoing assessments;
- collective reviews and punctual meetings (presentations and choral
discussions / direct revisions).
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The course includes ongoing assessments relating to the assigned project research (individual). The exam will be aimed at ascertaining knowledge of the topics covered during the course (listed in the extended program), at assessing the ability to critically discuss the design work carried out in the exercises and the quality of the final outcome. The exercises during the course are applied to a specific design theme.
Contacts/More Information For information regarding the classroom and timetables, please refer to the calendar of the CdS in Design. Attendance is optional, but strongly recommended. The final exam is the same for attending and non-attending students. The calendar of lessons, educational activities and student reception hours are provided at the beginning of the course.