Undergraduate CUR-BIA490-2018

Technology in Making

Draw on new technologies, such as laser cutting and 3D printing, to produce a prototype object with an emphasis on light. Come up with a design that demonstrates future-thinking characteristics. Consider the environmental sustainability of your work.

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$1,148 $1,398

Your upfront cost: $0

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2018
2019

Duration

13 weeks

Student rating

N/A

Study method

100% online

Available loans

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Assessments

100% online

Prior study

Not required

Study terms

26 Nov 2018
27 May 2019
25 Nov 2019

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Subject details

What you'll learn

At the completion of this subject students will be able to:

research and analyse relevant theory and precedents in relation to light, relevant technologies and the future of light
synthesise ideas to design an object in relation to light
adapt and transform existing methods of making, or develop new ways to create and assemble an object
incorporate ethical and sustainable work practices working independently and collaboratively in the production of objects,
communicate conceptual intent through the construction of an object using new technologies of light, making and construction.

Topics covered

- Phenomenology of Light
- Laser Cutting and CNC Routing
- 3D Printing
- Sustainability
- Safety
- Model Making
- Light
Study resources
- Instructional methods
  - Standard Media
  - Web links
  - Audio/Video conferencing
  - Online assignment submission
  - Discussion forum/Discussion Board
- Online materials
  - Audio-Video streaming
  - Online Assessment
  - Printable format materials
  - Resources and Links

Entry requirements

Equivalent subjects

You cannot enrol in this subject if you have successfully completed any of the following subject(s) because they are considered academically equivalent:

CUR-BIA370-Exploration and Manifestation of Interiors

Special requirements

OtherDetails -
Webcam, Speakers, Microphone

Description

This innovative subject examines narratives of occupation, of use, and of making, as embedded in designed products that constitute the interior. Through a series of explorations and testings, students use technology to create a prototype object that has purpose and feasibility for the design industry. Emphasis is placed upon future-thinking and finding simple ways to communicate narratives of construction, use, and occupation. Practices of environmental sustainability are also considered in students’ final products.

Assessments

Proposal (20%)
Presentation (30%)
Constructed Prototype Project (50%)

Textbooks

Textbooks are not required.

Related degrees

undergraduate CUR-AIA-DEG-2018

Bachelor of Applied Science Interior Architecture

2 available majors

Level Four Subjects
Level Four Subjects - Honours Stream