SART 17.15 Digital Making Studio: Digital Crafts in Art and Architecture

Digital Making Studio explores the creative potentials of digital design and fabrication. The course offers experiential learning, showing how ideas take form through iterative processes of modeling, making, and reflecting. It emphasizes the dialogue between digital tools and material processes, encouraging students to approach design not as a preconceived idea but as an evolving mediation between concepts, techniques, materials, and technologies.

Instructor

Dortdivanlioglu

Prerequisite

One of the following: SART 16, SART 17.08, SART 65, CSDA 21, or CSDA 29.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART

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Offered

• Winter