ART 3320 - Ceramics: 3D Printing + Digital Tools
Credits: 3
Course Type: Studio
This course explores the intersection of ceramics and digital fabrication through 3D clay printing and digital modeling. Students will design and produce a 3D printed sculpture, learning to prepare clay for printing, create forms in 3D digital modeling software, and operate the 3D Clay Printer. Emphasis is placed on combining digital design with handmade aesthetics and exploring surface finishing techniques such as decals.
Prerequisites: ART 1120 - Ceramics: Handbuilding + Surfacing
Notes: Campus only
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Identify key terms and processes related to 3D clay printing.
- Design and model ceramic forms using digital software.
- Prepare clay bodies for successful extrusion and operation of the clay 3D printer.
- Demonstrate proficiency in 3D printing workflows, including troubleshooting and optimizing prints.
- Apply glazing techniques to enhance ceramic forms.
- Integrate digital fabrication with traditional ceramic practices to create a sculpture
ART 3320 Course Learning Outcomes Rubric
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