STMFT 499 - Experimental Offering in Steamfitter

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    Credits
    0.5
    Prerequisite
    None.
    Transfers To
    Not transferable
    Description
    Student Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to: analyze compositional principles as they apply to three- dimensional form and space. create sculpture utilizing basic traditional and contemporary techniques. demonstrate the proper and safe use of a gas forge, the anvil, and other related metal working equipment. demonstrate blacksmith techniques such as punching, twisting, drawing out, and upsetting. utilize tools and technology such as forms, molds, crucible, melting furnace, and metal pouring equipment. describe the proper technique for applying patinas. evaluate blue print drawings as they relate to foundry casting. define the properties of sculptural form and space. demonstrate creative abilities. generate sculpture(s) based on a variety of source material. cite traditional and non-traditional metal working techniques as they apply to three-dimensional functional and non-functional art forms. express creativity through a process of conception, design, execution, finish, and presentation. Art (ART) Courses