Architectural Illustration Syllabus for 2014-2015
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Instructor
Ann Fry (Curriculum Vitae)Phone
8063455642Office Location
Parcells Hall 401Office Hours
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Course
ARCE-1321-001 Architectural Illustration
Prerequisites
Course Description
Architectural drawing and sketching. Emphasizes architectural structures in 3-D or pictorially either by hand or computer software.
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Hours
(3 sem hrs; 2 lec, 2 lab)
Class Type
On Campus Course
Syllabus Information
Textbooks
Perspective Drawing for Interior Space by Christopher Natale ISBN: 978-1-60901-071-3
\ \Color Drawing By Michael E. Doyle ISBN: 13-978-0-471-74190-9
Supplies
**Wait until the first class before purchasing supplies
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- Spiral bound sketch book - 11" x 14" \
- Portfolio (Check with Instructor prior to purchase) \
- One
Student Performance
Learning Outcomes: Create three-dimensional representations of architectural structures; drawings; use various rendering techniques to establish shading and texture; produce presentation architectural renderings.
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\ Students are expected to follow the guidelines as defined in the AC Students' Rights and Responsibilities which can be found on the AC Website. Cell phones are to remain off during class, and students may be asked to leave class if they are being disruptive and thus interferring with the learning environment. Students are also expected to dress appropriately as defined by instructor for events and field trips.
Grading Criteria
\\ A=90-100; B=80-89; C=70-79; D=60-69; F=Below 60
\\ Any work missed must be complete within one week of the original deadline or by special arrangements with instructor. Otherwise, student will be assigned a zero for the missed work.
\Attendance
\ For each absence after the first three absences, two (2) points will be deducted form the FINAL grade. Three tardies are equivalent to one absence. It is the student's responsibility to inform me of a late arrival and to get notes and assignments from another students. To pass the class, the student must be in attendance. Every class session builds on the knowledge gained from the previous class.Calendar
\\ \Tentative Timeline
\ \Week 1: Lecture: Orientation and Review
\ \Assignment: Bring your Technical Drawing Final Project to the next class
\ \Week 2: Lecture: Elevations and Isometrics
\ \Assignment: Using your floor plan draw 3 elevations: a kitchen wall, a bath wall, and front view
\ \Week 3: Assignment: Using your floor plan, complete 1 isometric drawing
\ \Lecture: Using illustration techniques to render Elevations
\ \Assignment: Using pencil techniques, render elevations; Isometric drawing
\ \Read Chapter 6 of Natale text
\ \Week 4: Work on renderings
\ \Week 5: Renderings due
\ \Lecture: Delineation - One-Point
\ \Assignment: Complete 1-pt delineated drawing
\ \Read Chapter 7 of Natale Text
\ \Week 6: Delineation - Two-point
\ \Assignment: Complete 2-point delineated drawing
\ \Read Chapters 1, 2 & 3 of Doyle Text
\ \Week 7: Lecture: Illustration Techniques
\ \Read Chapters 4, 6, & 7 of Doyle Text
\ \Spring Break
\ \Week 8: Lecture: Colored Pencil and MarkerTechniques
\ \Week 9: Colored Pencil Technique Applications
\ \Week 10: Colored Pencil Technique Applications
\ \Week 11: Lecture: Marker Techniques
\Week 12: Marker Technique Applications Lab
\ \Week 13: Marker Technique Applications; Assign Final Project
\ \Week 14: Final Project Lab
\ \Week 15: Final Project Lab
\ \Week 16: Final Project Due
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