Study-unit AUTOMATIC AND EXECUTIVE DRAWING

Course name Design
Study-unit Code A000276
Location PERUGIA
Curriculum Comune a tutti i curricula
Lecturer Fabio Bianconi
CFU 6
Course Regulation Coorte 2023
Supplied 2024/25
Supplied other course regulation
Learning activities Caratterizzante
Area Discipline tecnologiche e ingegneristiche
Sector ICAR/17
Type of study-unit Obbligatorio (Required)
Type of learning activities Attività formativa monodisciplinare
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AUTOMATIC AND EXECUTIVE DRAWING - Cognomi A-L

Code A000276
Location PERUGIA
CFU 6
Lecturer Fabio Bianconi
Lecturers
  • Fabio Bianconi
Hours
  • 54 ore - Fabio Bianconi
Learning activities Caratterizzante
Area Discipline tecnologiche e ingegneristiche
Sector ICAR/17
Type of study-unit Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction talian
Contents The course deals with the fundamental themes of descriptive geometry applied to the needs of the representation of space in the digital age. The main objective of the course is to favor the development of design as an architectural form of thought. In this sense, the course aims to provide the ability to transpose three-dimensional entities in two-dimensional representations and vice versa, and to weld the theoretical concepts, which form the basis of the design, to its practical implementation, in order to allow management, ideative and cognitive, of the processes of transformation / conservation of the architectural and environmental reality.
Reference texts M. Docci, Manuale di Disegno Architettonico, Editore Laterza, Bari, 1985.
R. de Rubertis, Fondamenti e applicazioni di geometria descrittiva, Edizioni Kappa, Roma 1993.
R. Migliari, Geometria dei modelli, Kappa Edizioni, Roma, 2003;
Educational objectives The course aims to provide the student with critical skills and competences on the themes of architectural representation both through traditional techniques and through infographics techniques. In line with this general aim, the course's primary objective is the experimentation of the operative possibilities of the computer tool in the expression of architectural thinking and in the management of the various phases of the design process , relative to Interior Design, Exhibit Design, Retail Design or Product Design.
Prerequisites Basic knowledge of computer systems for graphic design.
Teaching methods Theoretical lessons and practical exercises.
Learning verification modality The exam consists of an oral test that focuses on the products produced and the techniques used to make them. Registration for the exam is scheduled through the IT service of the On Line Secretariat (SOL) activated by the University of Perugia (https://www.segreterie.unipg.it/self/gissweb.home).
Extended program The course deals with the fundamental themes of descriptive geometry applied to the needs of the representation of space in the digital age. The main objective of the course is to favor the development of design as an architectural form of thought. In this sense, the course aims to provide the ability to transpose three-dimensional entities in two-dimensional representations and vice versa, and to weld the theoretical concepts, which form the basis of the design, to its practical implementation, in order to allow management, ideative and cognitive, of the processes of transformation / conservation of the architectural and environmental reality.
The course aims to provide the student with critical skills and competences on the themes of architectural representation both through traditional techniques and through infographics techniques. In line with this general aim, the course's primary objective is the experimentation of the operative possibilities of the computer tool in the expression of architectural thinking and in the management of the various phases of the design process, relative to Interior Design, Exhibit Design, Retail Design or Product Design.
Basic knowledge of computer systems for graphic design.
Theoretical lessons and practical exercises.

The exam consists of an oral test that focuses on the products produced and the techniques used to make them. Registration for the exam is scheduled through the IT service of the On Line Secretariat (SOL) activated by the University of Perugia (https://www.segreterie.unipg.it/self/gissweb.home).
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AUTOMATIC AND EXECUTIVE DRAWING - Cognomi M-Z

Code A000276
Location PERUGIA
CFU 6
Lecturer Marco Filippucci
Lecturers
  • Marco Filippucci
Hours
  • 54 ore - Marco Filippucci
Learning activities Caratterizzante
Area Discipline tecnologiche e ingegneristiche
Sector ICAR/17
Type of study-unit Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction talian
Contents The course deals with the fundamental themes of descriptive geometry applied to the needs of the representation of space in the digital age. The main objective of the course is to favor the development of design as an architectural form of thought. In this sense, the course aims to provide the ability to transpose three-dimensional entities in two-dimensional representations and vice versa, and to weld the theoretical concepts, which form the basis of the design, to its practical implementation, in order to allow management, ideative and cognitive, of the processes of transformation / conservation of the architectural and environmental reality.
Reference texts M. Docci, Manuale di Disegno Architettonico, Editore Laterza, Bari, 1985.
R. de Rubertis, Fondamenti e applicazioni di geometria descrittiva, Edizioni Kappa, Roma 1993.
R. Migliari, Geometria dei modelli, Kappa Edizioni, Roma, 2003;
Educational objectives The course aims to provide the student with critical skills and competences on the themes of architectural representation both through traditional techniques and through infographics techniques. In line with this general aim, the course's primary objective is the experimentation of the operative possibilities of the computer tool in the expression of architectural thinking and in the management of the various phases of the design process , relative to Interior Design, Exhibit Design, Retail Design or Product Design.
Prerequisites Basic knowledge of computer systems for graphic design.
Teaching methods Theoretical lessons and practical exercises.
Learning verification modality The exam consists of an oral test that focuses on the products produced and the techniques used to make them. Registration for the exam is scheduled through the IT service of the On Line Secretariat (SOL) activated by the University of Perugia (https://www.segreterie.unipg.it/self/gissweb.home).
Extended program The course deals with the fundamental themes of descriptive geometry applied to the needs of the representation of space in the digital age. The main objective of the course is to favor the development of design as an architectural form of thought. In this sense, the course aims to provide the ability to transpose three-dimensional entities in two-dimensional representations and vice versa, and to weld the theoretical concepts, which form the basis of the design, to its practical implementation, in order to allow management, ideative and cognitive, of the processes of transformation / conservation of the architectural and environmental reality.
The course aims to provide the student with critical skills and competences on the themes of architectural representation both through traditional techniques and through infographics techniques. In line with this general aim, the course's primary objective is the experimentation of the operative possibilities of the computer tool in the expression of architectural thinking and in the management of the various phases of the design process, relative to Interior Design, Exhibit Design, Retail Design or Product Design.
Basic knowledge of computer systems for graphic design.
Theoretical lessons and practical exercises.

The exam consists of an oral test that focuses on the products produced and the techniques used to make them. Registration for the exam is scheduled through the IT service of the On Line Secretariat (SOL) activated by the University of Perugia (https://www.segreterie.unipg.it/self/gissweb.home).