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Freie Universität Bozen

Darstellende Geometrie ART

Semester 1 · 97127 · Bachelor in Design und Künste - Studienzweig Kunst · 6KP · EN


The course provides students with basic tools and knowledge for the two-dimensional, analogue and digital representation of three-dimensional objects.

Lehrende: Mustapha El Moussaoui

Vorlesungsstunden: 30
Laboratoriumsstunden: 0
Anwesenheitpflicht: Not compulsory but recommended

Themen der Lehrveranstaltung
Descriptive Geometry course allows students of design and art to understand different scales and dimensions, appreciate objects in space, and know how they are represented technically in geometric space. The course will allow students to draw objects technically, both by hand and digitally, by utilizing different methods of representation. Moreover, students will be exposed to different 2D patterns and ratios that could be developed into 3D objects.

Propädeutische Lehrveranstaltungen
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Unterrichtsform
Frontal lectures, individual and group exercises, outing exploration, and personal research.

Bildungsziele
Knowledge and understanding - have acquired the basic knowledge necessary to realise a project in the field of Descriptive Geometry; - have acquired the basic knowledge necessary for further Master's studies in all components of project culture as well as in technical subjects, with a particular attention to the field of Descriptive Geometry. Applying knowledge and understanding - use the basic knowledge acquired in the technical fields to realise a mature project; - make use of the skills acquired during the course of study in the event of continuing studies in a Master's degree programme and to develop them further. Transversal competence and soft skills Making judgements - Be able to make independent judgements for the purpose of developing their own design skills and in relation to all those decisions that are necessary to bring a project of Descriptive Geometry to completion. Communication skills - present an independently realised project in the field of Descriptive Geometry in the form of an installation, orally as well as in writing in a professional manner. Learning skills - have learned a work methodology at a professional level - in the sense of being able to identify, develop and realise solutions to complex problems by applying the acquired knowledge in the different fields, with a particular attention to the field of Descriptive Geometry - in order to start a professional activity and/or continue their studies with a master's degree programme; - have developed a creative attitude and learned how to enhance it and develop it according to their own inclinations; - have acquired basic knowledge in the field of Descriptive Geometry as well as a study methodology suitable for continuing studies with a Master's degree programme.

Art der Prüfung
- Students are expected to fully analyze objects and learn how to represent them in 2d and 3d technical drawings. Accordingly, evaluation criteria will be based upon student's progress of understanding different scales and techniques during semester exercises. - Students are expected to submit a final hardcopy portfolio of all the hand drawn exercises + a final pdf portfolio (which includes a scanned version of the hand drawn exercises + the digitally made drawings). ALL THE STUDENTS ATTENDING THE EXAM AS “OPT” OR AS NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS MUST AGREE UPON THE CONTENTS WITH THE TEACHER.

Bewertungskriterien
Evaluation criteria will be according to the following: - Communicating the object of choice into technical/digital drawings - The understanding of different scales, dimensions, and proportions - Neatness and presentation The final assessment is according to the following criteria: - Semester exercises assignments: 70% of final mark; - Final assignment: 30% of final mark Students must achieve the following skills: 1- Related to semester assignments and final portfolio: -Ability in drawing techniques, composition, portfolio presentation and clarity of contents; -Respect of the deadline. -comprehension of theoretical and practical topics, related to geometry and its correct application to the assignments; 2- Related to final project presentation: -Ability in teamwork. -Ability to correlate personal projects into the group project in a professional way; -Respect of the deadline

Pflichtliteratur

1- Goetsch, David L., Chalk, William S, and Nelson, John A. Technical Drawing. 5th ed. Clifton Park, NY: Autodesk, 2005. Print.

2- Walsh, C. J. Engineering Drawing and Descriptive Geometry. Cambridge: Harvard UP, 2013. Web.

Kim, Nam-ho, Kumar, Ashok V., Author, and Snider, Harold F., Author. Geometry of Design : A Workbook (2014). Web.



Weiterführende Literatur

1- Puma, Paola. Disegno Dell'architettura. Firenze: Firenze UP, 2003. Strumenti per La Didattica E La Ricerca. Web.

2- Barbin, Évelyne., Menghini, Marta. Editor, Volkert, Klaus. Editor, Barbin, Evelyne, SpringerLink, and Springer-Verlag. SpringerLink. Descriptive Geometry, The Spread of a Polytechnic Art : The Legacy of Gaspard Monge (2019). Web.

3- Tornincasa, Stefano., SpringerLink, and Springer-Verlag. SpringerLink. Technical Drawing for Product Design : Mastering ISO GPS and ASME GD&T (2021). Web.

4- Magnaghi-Delfino, Paola., Mele, Giampiero. Editor, Norando, Tullia. Editor, SpringerLink, and Springer-Verlag. SpringerLink. Faces of Geometry. From Agnesi to Mirzakhani (2020). Web.




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