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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE HERBERGER INSTITUTE FOR DESIGN AND THE ARTS ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY SPRING 2011 IND 598 Digital Ideation and Rapid Prototyping DosunShin,AssociateProfessor,IndustrialDesign [email protected] DN258 Monday10:00am-12:00pm 480)965-7816 W9:30am12:15pm DN255 Professor E-mail Ofce Ofcehours Phone(ofce) Classtime Classroom CourseDescription: Thiscoursewillhelpstudentsdevelopanefcient andprofessionalworkowfordesignvisualization. Usingsketchingondigitaltablets,CADsoftwareand digitalrapidprototypingtechnology,studentswill tackleaseriesofexercisesdesignedtohonetheir skillsindifferentvisualizationareasandcreatetheir ownpersonalstyleofdesignpresentation. CourseObjectives: Afterasuccessfulcompletionofthiscoursestudents willbeabletodemonstrate: 1.anabilitytodrawdigitalsketchesontablet 2.theknowledgeofdiversecomputeraidedappli- cationsfordesignvisualization 3.theutilizationofdigitalvisualtechnologyand methods 4.theknowledgeof3Ddigitalrapidprototyping technology Requirement: Studentsareen couragedtohav eabackground indesign. CourseText: Thereisnorequiredtextforthiscourse. CoursePolicies: 1)LateDeliverables: Eachofthedeliverablesisdueatthebeginningof classonthedatespecied. Lateworkwillbeacceptedwitha10%deductionafter eachclass. 2)Withdrawals: ConsistentwithASUpolicies,a“W”willberecorded ifthestudentwithdrawsfromclasspriortoWeek4. AftertheendofWeek4,a“W”willbegrantedifthe studenthasapassinggradeatthattime,andan“E” willbegrantedifthestudenthasafailinggradeat thattime. 3)GradingPolicies: Thegradefortheassignmentswilldependuponthe instructors’evaluationofperformanceinthefollow- ingfourareas. Effort Thispertainstotheamountofworkyouhandin. Someofthequalitieswelookatincludeeagerness toexplorenewideasandlearnnewskills,willing- nesstotakeanactivepartinyourownlearning throughapositiveattitudeandbehavior,desireto exceedtheminimumrequirementsandexcelin everyaspectoftheprojectinthefunctional,aes- theticanddocumentationphases. Performance Thisrelatestothequalityofyourwork.Itincludes theinsightseeninyourresearch,creativityof designsolutions,depthandbreadthofexploration ofconcepts,thoroughnessofdevelopmentalwork, effectivenessofpresentations[bothvisualand verbal],andthequalityofdrawingsandmodels. Management Thisreferstoyourabilitytomanagetheproject.It encompassescoordinationofactivities,efciencyof execution,adherencetospecieddeadlines,level ofpreparednessforpresentations,andcompetence incontrollingeffortandresources. AttendanceandClassParticipation Youareexpectedtoattendallclasssessions unlessotherwisespeciedbytheinstructors.You areexpectedtoparticipatefullyinallclassactivities anddiscussions.Failuretodosowilladversely affectyourgrade. 4)AttendancePolicies: Eachunexcusedabsencewillsubtract1.0point fromyourtotalgrade(100points)andeachlate(30 minafterstartofclass)willsubtract0.5.Leaving earlyfromscheduledclasstimewillcountasan unexcusedabsence. Theattendancepolicyallowsfourunexcused

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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUR

HERBERGER INSTITUTE FOR DESIGN AND THE A RT

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

SPRING 201

IND 598

Digital Ideation and Rapid Prototyping DosunShin,AssociateProfessor,[email protected]:00am-12:00pm480)965-7816W9:30am–12:15pm

DN255

ProfessorE-mailOfce

OfcehoursPhone(ofce)

ClasstimeClassroom

CourseDescription:

Thiscoursewillhelpstudentsdevelopanefcientandprofessionalworkowfordesignvisualization.Usingsketchingondigitaltablets,CADsoftwareanddigitalrapidprototypingtechnology,studentswilltackleaseriesofexercisesdesignedtohonetheirskillsindifferentvisualizationareasandcreatetheirownpersonalstyleofdesignpresentation.

CourseObjectives:Afterasuccessfulcompletionofthiscoursestudentswillbeabletodemonstrate:

1.anabilitytodrawdigitalsketchesontablet

2.theknowledgeofdiversecomputeraidedappli-cationsfordesignvisualization

3.theutilizationofdigitalvisualtechnologyandmethods

4.theknowledgeof3Ddigitalrapidprototypingtechnology

Requirement:Studentsareencouragedtohaveabackgroundindesign.

CourseText:Thereisnorequiredtextforthiscourse.

CoursePolicies:

1)LateDeliverables:Eachofthedeliverablesisdueatthebeginningofclassonthedatespecied.Lateworkwillbeacceptedwitha10%deductionaftereachclass.

2)Withdrawals:ConsistentwithASUpolicies,a“W”willberecordedifthestudentwithdrawsfromclasspriortoWeek4.

AftertheendofWeek4,a“W”willbegrantedifthestudenthasapassinggradeatthattime,andan“E”willbegrantedifthestudenthasafailinggradeatthattime.

3)GradingPolicies:Thegradefortheassignmentswilldependupontheinstructors’evaluationofperformanceinthefollow-ingfourareas.

EffortThispertainstotheamountofworkyouhandin.Someofthequalitieswelookatincludeeagernesstoexplorenewideasandlearnnewskills,willing-nesstotakeanactivepartinyourownlearningthroughapositiveattitudeandbehavior,desiretoexceedtheminimumrequirementsandexcelineveryaspectoftheprojectinthefunctional,aes-theticanddocumentationphases.

PerformanceThisrelatestothequalityofyourwork.Itincludes

theinsightseeninyourresearch,creativityofdesignsolutions,depthandbreadthofexplorationofconcepts,thoroughnessofdevelopmentalwork,effectivenessofpresentations[bothvisualandverbal],andthequalityofdrawingsandmodels.

ManagementThisreferstoyourabilitytomanagetheproject.Itencompassescoordinationofactivities,efciencyofexecution,adherencetospecieddeadlines,levelofpreparednessforpresentations,andcompetenceincontrollingeffortandresources.

AttendanceandClassParticipationYouareexpectedtoattendallclasssessions

unlessotherwisespeciedbytheinstructors.Youareexpectedtoparticipatefullyinallclassactivitiesanddiscussions.Failuretodosowilladverselyaffectyourgrade.

4)AttendancePolicies:Eachunexcusedabsencewillsubtract1.0pointfromyourtotalgrade(100points)andeachlate(30minafterstartofclass)willsubtract0.5.Leavingearlyfromscheduledclasstimewillcountasanunexcusedabsence.Theattendancepolicyallowsfourunexcused

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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUR

HERBERGER INSTITUTE FOR DESIGN AND THE A RT

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

SPRING 201

absencesandrequirestheinstructortoleanirregularattendancereport.Ifastudentmissesclassduetoafamilyemergencyormedicalproblem,heorshemustcontacttheinstructorpriortotheclasstimetoreceiveanexcusedabsenceandtomakearrangementsformissedclassorlatework.

GradeCategories:

Assignments(5) 100pointsAttendance Total 100points

GradesCriteriaA(90-100%)Exceedsrequirementswhitoutstanding endresults;Excellentinitiative

B(80-89%)Meetsallprojectrequirements. Thoroughandprofessional;Above average

C(70-79%)Allprojectrequirementsmet. Someunderstanding

D(60-69%)Allprojectrequirementsnotmet. Incomplete(including latesubmission); Badlyconstructed

E(<60%)Inadequateunderstanding; Unacceptable

Semestergradeswillbedeterminedby:A+ 4.33 (96.7-100)AExcellent4.00 (93.4-96.6)A- 3.67 (90-93.3)B+ 3.33 (86.7-89.9)B Good 3.00 (83.4-86.6)B- 2.67 (80-83.3)C+ 2.33 (76.7-79.9)C Average 2.00 (70-76.6)D 1.00 (60-69.9)EFailure0.00 (<60)

*Althoughtheplus/minusscaleincludesagradeofA+withavalueof4.33,thecumulativeGPAiscappedat4.00.

*ArizonaStateUniversityimplementedaplus/minusgradingscale.(http://students.asu.edu/grades-grading-policies)

Note:Allworkdonebystudentsforthiscoursemaybesharedwithclassmembers,ASUfacultyandtheASUcommunity.

Copiesofallworkturnedinbystudentswillbecollectedandkeptbytheinstructorstobeusedtodemonstrateappropriateand/orexceptionalcourseworktofuturestudents.

*Thissyllabusissubjecttochangedependingupontheindividualrequirementsoftheclass,asdeemed

tbytheinstructor.

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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUR

HERBERGER INSTITUTE FOR DESIGN AND THE A RT

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

SPRING 201

Week Date Program Topics AssignmentDue

1 1/19 Courseoverview Courseoverview (ob jectives,expectations,schedules,etc.) Introductionofdesigncommunication

2 1/26 Digitalsketch1(Painter10) Introductiontodigitalsketchingandmedia

3 2/2 Digitalsketch2(Painter10) Digitalsketching

Presentationqualitysketchesusingtablettechnology

4 2/9 Rhino4.0 2Dvectorlinework Assignment1

TechnicaldrawinginRhino

5 2/16 PhotoshopCS4 Introductionto2Ddigitalrenderinginbitmapprogram

6 2/23 IllustratorCS4 Introductionto2Ddigitalrenderinginvectorprogram

7 3/2 Rhino4.0 Surfaceandsolidtools Assignment2 3Dmodeling1

8 3/9 Rhino4.0 Surfaceandsolidedittools

3Dmodeling2

Fileconversionfor3Dprinting

9 3/16 SpringBreak

10 3/23 SolidWorks Shell,wall-thickness,radiusllet,holes,ribs,bosses,etc.

3Dmodeling3

11 3/30 Rapidprototype Introductiontorapidprototypetechnology(Z-corp&FDM) Assignment3

12 4/6 Rapidprototype TableCNCrouter

13 4/13 Rapidprototype Multi-axisCNCrouter

14 4/20 KeyShot2.0 Explorationof3Dvirtualrendering Assignment4

15 4/27 KeyShot2.0 Explorationof3Dvirtualrendering Assignment5

Designpresentation

Lastdayofclass

CourseOutlines: