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Apr 18, 2024
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EDU 3570 - Dynamic Symmetry
Credit(s): 3
This course examines the principles and applications of design for engineering. Through a study of the principles of design in nature, art, architecture, engineering, social interactions, education, communication, and organizational systems, students learn to see their world geometrically, dynamically, and aesthetically. Students will be able to use this understanding to design more interesting, inspiring, and effective projects across disciplines. Students will learn strategies for introducing the principles of engineering design to new settings, including youth venues emphasizing STE/AM education. This interdisciplinary course examines cross-cutting concepts from design, engineering, art, science, social systems, education, and organizational studies. This course is included in the Aesthetic Perspective of JSC’s General Education Program: A Program of Integrative Understanding. It explores the human experience of artistic and natural forms.
Offering Location: Johnson Campus
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