University of Oregon - Department of Architecture - ARCH 408/508 Cheng, Summer Term '98

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Format	3 credits Prerequisites: Arch 222/610 or equivalent M W 13:00- 16:50 283 LA, June 22 - July 15
Instructor	Prof. Nancy Cheng 204 Pacific Hall - 346-3674 tel - nywc@darkwing.uoregon.edu Summer Office Hours: Sat 3pm
Course Description	We can now imagine environments that were inconceivable without the computer visualization. This is an intensive workshop for exploring what new forms and spaces can be discovered with 3D modeling using: Boolean operations Trimming and Stitching Meshes, Derivative Objects, Complex curves Examine alternative rendered versions by using material attributes, scanned image maps and procedural textures. Try out lighting scenarios and find the most effective views.
Course Objectives	To develop proficiency in describing and manipulating complex space and form To create and study new types of inhabitable form
Course Requirements	Timely submission of exercises Class participation Quizzes
Evaluation Criteria	70% In-class exercises & assignments 30% Class participation & quizzes Late assignments cannot be accepted.
Required Software & Manuals	All students must have primary access to a graphics personal computer and the required software and manuals: Autodessys FormZ 2.9.5. Manuals and a temporary license (good through Aug '99) can be ordered for $158 from the Architecture Office. Order before June 5 for timely delivery.
arch 408/508	syllabus student work  resources