Course Description
Exploration of a variety of methods of representing and communicating design ideas.
Athena Title
Representation II
Equivalent Courses
Not open to students with credit in LAND 6220E
Prerequisite
LAND 6210
Semester Course Offered
Offered spring
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
Learning Outcome: Produce professional landscape architecture design and construction documents using computer graphic applications (computer drafting with AutoCAD, landscape plan rendering with Adobe Photoshop, and basic 3D modeling using Google Sketch-UP) Measurement: In-class exercises and applied projects Knowledge: Understand traditional drafting/drawing conventions and various reprographic methods and equipment Develop a proficiency in computer applications and files management as well as in traditional drafting materials and equipment Comprehend the general importance of computer applicaitons software in the landscape design and land planning professions Skills: Develop professional quality work demonstrating knowledge of sheet layout, title blocks, reprographic methods, and computer command skills Demonstrate knowledge of drafting lettering and line hierarchy; in addition to freehand graphics Produce scaled drawings, utilizing traditional drafting, and computer-aided design methods Values: Students will learn and appreciate the ability to communiate graphically, think visually, and utilize graphics as part of the design process
Topical Outline
The course will be taught using a lecture/studio/computer lab format. Daily instruction will include lecture and demonstrations of equipment and techniques. A student must complete all studio problems and take all exams. Exercise 1-4 - tonal study of landscape Exercise 5 - tree studies/branching pattern Exercise 6-7 - story boards Exercise 8 - graphic form of plant materials
Syllabus
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