<p>Studio, six hours; outside study, nine hours. Requisite: course 101 or 104. Introduction to theories of three-dimensional form, spatial design, and lighting, using three-dimensional visualization and video tools. Tools originally designed for motion to be used to construct form. Use of aspects of time, such as speed and duration, to contemplate form and interaction. Exploration of virtual versus real form. Letter grading.</p>

Design|Media Arts

Grounded in interdisciplinary inquiry, creative research, and social justice, the school combines studio-based practice with liberal arts scholarship, empowering students to pursue their passions, hone their vision, and shape the future.

School of the Arts and Architecture

Students are invited to balance aesthetic sensibility with logical reasoning, formal theories with practical application, and contemporary thought with historical perspective.

General Catalog

Three-Dimensional Modeling and Motion

DESMA 156

5 units