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ART 333 : 3D Precision Production Concepts

Credits: 3
Semester: F SP
Prerequisites: accepted art major or permission of instructor
Corequisites: None
Type: LAB

An undergraduate technical elective focusing on methods of 3D precision production. Through a series of assignments and site visits to commercial production facilities students are familiarized with the language of industrial production. Students are exposed to 3D modeling and digital manufacturing techniques such as CNC, laser cutting and stereo-lithography printing. Assignments focus on technical problem solving and understanding material capabilities. Students learn technical drawing, scaled model building, semi-precise metal working, jig/fixture design and rubber molding. This course provides a conceptual basis for understanding 3d digital production methods.

Class Schedule: Fall 2009

Class Schedule: Spring 2010