AAR4203
Form and Colour, Basic Course 1A
Last taught 2014
Autumn
English
About this course
Content
The course will address drawing and graphic presentation.
Learning outcomes
Introduction to basic techniques in drawing presentation related to design with emphasis on form and analysis of form. Introduction to the principles in layout and visual presentation in design.
Form and Colour
Knowledge:
Use of simple analogue drawing tools in design sketching and fundamental principles of graphic design
Skills:
Use of drawing to generate, develop and present concepts, use of graphic design to organise and present complex information
Competence:
Generate and communicate complex ideas and concepts visually in a well-organised readable form and with a semantically-relevant visual language.
Design history
Knowledge: The candidate shall have knowledge about the fundamenal aspects of the history of design.
Skills: The candidate shall be able to describe central phenomena in the history of design.
General competence: The candidate shall be able to identify design objects and phenomena he encounters with respect to their design-historical context.
Teaching methods
Exercises, individual supervision. Lectures, seminars, and student colloquia. The course is coordinated with the teaching in course TPD4105 Product Design 2 - IT. Lessons will be given in English if some international students follow the course.