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Liles |
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Honors
Art of Science and Math
Course Information
This semester block course uses an interdisciplinary approach
that would appeal to art, mathematics, or science students.
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Students
are not required to possess an artistic background to take this
course. This course explores the connections that happen when
one looks at science and mathematics from a creative point of
view. Students are provided with hands-on units that walk them
through an understanding of the science, mathematics, and art
of the world around us. A nominal fee is required for some units
of instruction.
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Prerequisites:
none
Recommended weight: Honors
Student
Artwork Gallery
Topics can include the following depending upon school facilities,
supplies, and interest:
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Right
brain/left brain analysis
Blind contour drawing
Contour drawing
Shaded drawing
Perspective drawing
Tessellations
Art under the microscope
Celtic artwork
Monograms
Kaleidoscopes
The Golden Number
Inversions and ambigrams |
Origami
Geometric tiling
Geometric construction artwork
Polyhedron construction
Photography Inventions and three-view drawings
Architectural drawing
Animation devices
Anamorphic art
Optical illusions
Pop-up artwork
Glass etching |
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