Computer-controlled Fabrication in Art I

4 credits

2-D and 3-D digital fabrication with an overview of related contemporary art practices. Topics may include 3-D CAD software, laser etching and cutting, paint application (spray booth, powder baking), fabric technologies, additive 3-D printing, and other resources relevant to maker spaces. Prerequisites: VIS 142. Open to ICAM and speculative design majors and computing and the arts and speculative design minors.