ARCH 311 - Digital Rendering and Presentation (3)

This course presents contemporary methods of digital representation as both a communicative device and conceptual tool for architecture and interior architecture. The course will explore appropriate computer graphics techniques and three-dimensional modeling and compositing software in order to expand our ability to communicate architectonically. This course will simultaneously guide students through the development of a design portfolio for job interviews, graduate school applications, design grants, or competitions. For majors in architecture or interior design only. Technical/studio format. Cross-listed with IARC 311 (formerly IARC 333). Prereqs: ART 110, ARCH 221, and ARCH 222. Co-req: ARCH 312. Offered: Fall.

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