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What you'll be able to do (official learning outcomes)
At the end of the course, students should be able to
develop basic creative skills and forming techniques in ceramics
identify and understand the appropriate ceramic bodies suitable for various forming techniques (dry and wet processes); and
demonstrate proficiency in the use of the necessary tool kits and equipment to achieve the desired bodies suitable for different forming techniques
Course contents
In Ceramic Forming Techniques II, students will explore further the use of clay as a good medium for expression of idealised concept and creative forms in ceramic modelling. This aspect will cover high volume mechanical techniques such as jiggering and jollying.
Source: the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS). StudyOps loads this syllabus automatically when you study IDC 302.