OVERVIEW

The course is part of a teaching consisting of two different integrated and complementary modules, the knowledge acquired in the first module will be integrated and completed in the second one with a constant interaction of the topics covered.

The course develops both on a theoretical basis and on practical applications.

The course provides students with the basic knowledge concerning the design of sailing boats, the design fundamentals of the external layout and internal distribution.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The main objective of the course is to introduce the nautical product design. The aim is to provide to the students all tools necessary to manage hull and superstructure shapes, proportions, internal partitioning and furniture.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

During the teaching will be addressed the technical, technological and compositional characteristics typical of the sailing nautical product,

The final objective is to obtain the project awareness that the future designer must acquire in order to be able to control the design of any nautical product, configuring it in response to the specific requirements characterizing the expectations of the product itself.

With the support of the lessons and through the elaboration of a project the students will have to demonstrate the learning of project tools such as:

- research and analysis

- ideation and concept design

- development of the concept from the meta-project to the project

- elaboration and drafting of graphic drawings

- sketches, technical drawings, models

- complete illustration of the project (from the conception to the final form) in graphic and oral form.

TEACHING METHODS

Teaching is organized in different and complementary activities, the main ones are:

- theoretical lectures and seminars

- educational visits

- practical applications (ex-tempore)

- project activity

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

The theme of the year will be dedicated to the theoretical and design problems related to the type of medium-small-sized cruising sailboats.

The first part of the course will be dedicated to the knowledge of the boat object through lectures, seminars and educational visits.

The second part of the course will be dedicated to the elaboration of the personal or group project through laboratory activities in the classroom with the help of revisions and corrections of the teacher.

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

Musio Sale M.,Yacht design dal concept alla rappresentazione, Tecniche Nuove, Milano, 2009.

Sciarrelli C., Lo Yacht, Mursia, Milano, 1972.

Gian Marco Borea d’Olmo, Maestri dello yacht design, Demco, Milano – Como , 2007.

Riviste di settore / Nautical magazines.

Sitografia cantieri nautici / Sitography shipyards.

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

MARIA MOROZZO DELLA ROCCA E DI BIANZE' (President)

MARIO ZIGNEGO (President)

GIULIA ZAPPIA

LESSONS

LESSONS START

As per academic calendar.

Class schedule

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN APPLIED 2

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

Oral and written / drawn.

The exam consists in the delivery and evaluation of all the intermediate works realized within the course and in the presentation of a final project complete and controlled in all the compositional and graphic aspects.

During the examination, together with the delivery of the drawings, a further oral examination of the acquired knowledge is foreseen, by discussing the presented project.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The evaluation of the project consists in the verification of the graphic elaboration considering the coherence with the project's initial input, the correctness and completeness of the graphic restitution with respect to the developed theme/subject.

The oral examination will complete the test verifying the maturity of the student, the presentation skills that distinguish the student and as well as his/her interest in the discipline.

Exam schedule