Bucks County Community College is a two-year
institution that currently offers three glass courses. These courses include
glassblowing, intermediate glassblowing, and architectural stained glass
windows.
Glassblowing (ARTS147) teaches
basic studio techniques of forming molten glass through the use of various
tools, equipment, and processes. The student is taught the technical skills
required for the production of glass objectives in addition to the aesthetic
sensitivity needed for the material. Studio procedures including maintenance,
safety, and construction are also covered. 2 credits/ 3
billable credits
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Intermediate Glassblowing (ARTS148)
is an advanced course in the forming of molten glass through the use of
various tools, equipment, and processes. Students in this class are expected to
have basic knowledge of studio operation and glassblowing techniques. (prerequisite
:ARTS147) 2 credits / 3 billable credits
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Architectural Stained Glass Windows (ARTS149)
teaches an introduction to the techniques used in the production of
architectural stained glass windows. Students learn the necessary skills by
working on actual windows. The traditional techniques of cartooning, patterning
making, color selection, cutting, glass decoration, and installation help
students see architectural stained glass windows as engineering and design
marvels. 2 credits/ 3 billable credits
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