Transcript title

3D Modeling II

Credits

4

Grading mode

Standard letter grades

Total contact hours

80

Other hours

80

Prerequisites

DSGN 140.

Course Description

Introduces intermediate knowledge and skills in creating complex and sophisticated 3D designs. Uses computer-aided design (CAD) software to focus on advanced techniques in digital design, testing, rendering, and animation. Focuses on the development of CAD models from 3D scans for 3D printing. Emphasizes 3D modeling skills and how to apply those skills to real-world challenges in the design industry. Repeatable for credit.

Course learning outcomes

1. Apply sophisticated simulation tools within CAD software to digitally test and refine designs.
2. Develop custom, high-quality product renderings and animations.
3. Generate CAD models from 3D scans that combine traditional and digital design methods.
4. Demonstrate advanced 3D printing skills focused on complex model creation and execution.

Content outline

1. Multi-part Mold Design: Explore advanced techniques in multi-part mold design for complex product creation.
2. Sheet Metal Design: Learn the intricacies of designing with sheet metal in CAD software.
3. Generative Design Principles: Study the principles and applications of generative design in product development.
4. Product Testing Simulations: Delve into the world of product testing simulations, enhancing design reliability and functionality.
5. Advanced Product Rendering and Animation: Master advanced techniques in rendering and animating products for a realistic portrayal.
6. 3D Scanning and Integration: Understand the process and applications of 3D scanning in product design.
7. Comprehensive 3D Printing: Expand your knowledge and skills in 3D printing, focusing on complex and detailed model creation.

Required materials

Students will need to provide specific materials used in this course; please see the syllabus for a detailed list.

General education/Related instruction lists

• Arts and Letters