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Spring 2019 Extension Catalog Courses 2D Animation I: Toon Boom Conquer the basics of animation and make your very own cartoon. While learning the techniques and principles of 2D animation, students in this course create a short film (10 seconds to one minute) by acting out their own scene and animating it themselves. Working with industry-standard equipment such as Wacom tablets or Cintiqs, students also get to know the tools used by professionals. Prerequisite: Introduction to Digital Design; Digital Imaging I; Digital Drawing and Illustration I: Illustrator First class materials: USB Flash Drive Code: XDMA9146 Meetings: 10 Credit Hours: 1 Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Digital Media Section 1 Meeting Dates: February 7, 2019 - April 18, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 3/21 Class size: 16 Room: Day: Thursday Person: Lenord Robinson Instructor: Lenord Robinson Non-Credit CRN: 15135 Fee: $820 Credit CRN: 15136 Fee: $820 2D Character Design Workshop Have your own idea for a cartoon? A little character design goes a long way. In this workshop, learn to create believable, interesting characters with human traits for cartoons and animation. Code: XILU6300 Meetings: 1 Credit Hours: NC Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: 1-Day Workshops Section 1 Meeting Dates: January 20, 2019 Meeting Skips: Class size: 16 Room: Day: Sunday Person: Mike Cedeno Instructor: Mike Cedeno Non-Credit CRN: 15367 Fee: $100 Advanced Furniture Design Lab Build upon your existing skills to construct beautiful and functional furniture. Advanced students explore furniture construction using multiple materials, from wood to metal to fabrics. Issues professionals face in the real world—production requirements, trade requirements, and consumer requirements—are also covered. Prerequisite: The ability to draw with analog or digital tools to communicate to shop personnel. Students are required to have completed Shop Training to be able to utilize shop machinery safely. Materials List: TBD Code: XFRN7078 Meetings: 15 Credit Hours: 2 Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Furniture and Woodworking Product Design Section 1 Meeting Dates: January 17, 2019 - May 2, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 3/21 Class size: 12 Room: Day: Thursday Person: Jeff Newell Instructor: Jeff Newell Non-Credit CRN: 15162 Fee: $705 Credit CRN: 15163 Fee: $705 Advanced Lighting Design Learn bright solutions to the challenges of lighting design. In this advanced course, students apply design theory, process, and lighting technologies to a series of design problems. Please note: this course qualifies for two electives for the Interior Design Certificate Program. NOTE: this course qualifies for two electives for the Interior Design Certificate Program Prerequisites: ARLI362/XALI362 Lighting Fundamentals or experience Materials List: TBD Code: XALI471 Meetings: 13 Credit Hours: 2 Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Lighting Design Section 1 Meeting Dates: January 22, 2019 - April 30, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 2/26 & 3/19 Class size: 10 Room: Day: Tuesday Person: Staff Instructor: Staff Non-Credit CRN: 15225 Fee: $705 Credit CRN: 15226 Fee: $705 Advanced Watercolor If you’ve mastered the medium’s watery, transparent properties, it’s time to get more complex with watercolor. This course focuses on working independently and experimentation with advanced approaches to wet into wet, saturated wet, and glazing techniques. Instruction also addresses how to most effectively handle landscape and how to incorporate the figure into watercolor-based work. Prerequisite: Watercolor Painting or equivalent experience. Materials List: TBD Code: XPTG1752 Meetings: 10 Credit Hours: 1 Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Painting Section 1 Meeting Dates: February 2, 2019 - April 13, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 3/23 Class size: 15 Room: Day: Saturday Person: Deborah Swan McDonald Instructor: Deborah Swan McDonald Non-Credit CRN: 15275 Fee: $505 Credit CRN: 15276 Fee: $505 Alumni Project Workshop Are you looking to develop a concept, refine a skill, or meet a major deadline? Open to all Otis alumni, this self-directed program is for individuals that demonstrate proficiency and independence in the lab or shop of their choice. Access schedules are individually structured over ten weeks with limited spots in these shops and labs: Model Shop, Photography Lab, Lighting Studio, Laboratory Press, Printmaking Lab, Ceramic Studio, Wood Shop, and Metal Shop. Prerequisite: Open to Otis BFA/MFA alumni; Intermediate level knowledge of shop/lab usage (Registration number provided upon approval of faculty mentor.) Included in Course Price: $35 for courses held in a college lab 3 formal Saturday sessions 2 students per area Digital Media: Non-credit Lab Press: Non-credit Metal Shop: Non-credit Model Shop: Non-credit Print Shop: Non-credit Wood Shop: Non-credit Ceramic Studio: Non-credit Course Cost: $265 Code: XDEV4000 Meetings: 3 Credit Hours: NC Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Professional Development Section 1 Meeting Dates: February 2, 2019 - April 13, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 3/23 Class size: 5 Room: Day: Saturday Person: Andrew Armstrong Instructor: Andrew Armstrong Non-Credit CRN: 15296 Fee: $265 Art Making through the Ages: A Hands-on Approach to Art History In this course, students deepen their creative abilities while exploring significant artistic achievements from pre-history through contemporary times. Throughout human existence, art making has been one of the most tangible expressions of our highest aspirations and deepest emotions. The arts are an essential aspect of all societies and cultures – people the world over have mirrored, decorated, critiqued, and even changed society through their creative works. Course explores major achievements throughout the ages including pre-history, Middle Ages, the Renaissance, Impressionism, Expressionism, Fauvism, Pop, and contemporary art. This unique approach provides an opportunity for students to enhance their own work through hands-on art exercises, while expanding their knowledge of art history. Prerequisite: None First class materials: Acrylic: White Burnt Sienna Raw Umber Burnt Umber Yellow Ochre Black White Pastels: oil and/or chalk pastel same colors Brushes and palette knife Optional: Texture paste Acrylic Medium Canvas or hard board Gessoed Heavyweight Paper Min 18x24 Code: XARH300 Meetings: 10 Credit Hours: 1 Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Art History Fine Arts Section 1 Meeting Dates: February 11, 2019 - April 29, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 2/18 & 3/18 Class size: 12 Room: Day: Monday Person: Linda Jacobson Instructor: Linda Jacobson Non-Credit CRN: 15125 Fee: $505 Credit CRN: 15126 Fee: $505 Art-trepreneurial: Stop Begging for a Promotion, Start Selling Your Genius Nobody should be more invested in your career than yourself. Yet many rely on managers and companies for promotions and advancement. Furthermore, with technological and business changes in the workplace, the career ladder is no longer the only way to go up. This course provides an overview of the different components around growth and development and how to leverage them to support a career path. At the end of the workshop, students will have an Individual Development Plan to assist them in aligning their goals with the organization of their choice. Code: XDEV1012 Meetings: 1 Credit Hours: NC Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Professional Development 1-Day Workshops Section 1 Meeting Dates: March 9, 2019 Meeting Skips: Class size: 12 Room: Day: Saturday Person: Heather MacArthur Instructor: Heather MacArthur Non-Credit CRN: 15358 Fee: $100 Art-trepreneurial: The Art of Presenting Artists and creatives need entrepreneurial savvy to be successful. All the talent in the world is wasted if it becomes lost in a flustered, ineffective presentation. This workshop focuses on the basics in delivering a clear message. It is also designed to be experiential, engaging, and customized to meet the needs of each student. Moreover, students learn how to build on individual strengths, recognize areas for improvement, prepare for meetings, answer questions, and handle confrontational resistance. Code: XDEV1014 Meetings: 1 Credit Hours: NC Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Professional Development 1-Day Workshops Section 1 Meeting Dates: March 16, 2019 Meeting Skips: Class size: 12 Room: Day: Saturday Person: Gerri Brehm Instructor: Gerri Brehm Non-Credit CRN: 15359 Fee: $100 Autobiography, Memoir, or Fiction Mine life experiences and transform raw material for an autobiography, memoir or piece of fiction. Discover your voice and learn to shape your story while maintaining truth and integrity. Acquire skills to render complex characters, distill believable dialogue and incorporate sensory detail. Like contemporary art that breaks down the boundaries between art and life, experiment with points of view and hybrid forms, invent and reinvent from memory. Develop strategies to show not tell and hone the craft of nuanced language. This dynamic course focuses on the art of compelling narrative. Finished works may be a short story, novella, collection of poems, or chapters of a memoir or novel. Prerequisite: None Materials List: Note-taking materials Code: XWRT6408 Meetings: 10 Credit Hours: 1 Optional Lab Offered: No Minimum Age: 18 Disciplines: Writing Section 1 Meeting Dates: February 6, 2019 - April 17, 2019 Meeting Skips: No mtg: 3/20 Class size: 14 Room: Day: Wednesday
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