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AT 216 - Ceramics

Credits: 3

Basic Ceramics introduces students to hand building, glazing and firing processes. The course also examines the technical and social history of ceramics. Students will learn how to incorporate the elements of design in the making of vessels and ceramic sculpture.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to do the following:

  • Demonstrate foundational knowledge of the diverse human condition and society by explaining the technical and social history of ceramics.
  • Apply traditional and contemporary clay techniques to create well designed objects.
  • Apply the creative process to explore the medium and develop their own personal content.
  • Analyze their art and recognize dynamic  aspects and opportunities for improvement.
  • Apply an iterative design process to solve visual challenges.



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