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Animation
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MAYA |
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| Description |
The course structure revolves around the areas of solid modeling, organic modeling, lighting, texturing and basic animation. Interaction with Mud Box, 3DS Max and Motion Builder is also presented in the course as well as special effects and video compositing. |
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| Title |
3D Modeling |
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Course Outline |
| Description |
3D Modeling is a course about building 3D CAD models for a variety of disciplines. Forensic animators use these models to demonstrate how accidents happen. Engineers use them to show how machines and systems work. Architects use them to let their clients participate in the design process. Video game developers use them to create virtual worlds populated with people, places, and things that exist only in the imagination (Same as TECH 216). |
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| Title |
3D Animation |
| Prerequisite |
ANIM 216 FILM 100 FILM 172 |
| Course Outline |
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| Description |
Study of animation techniques used in the graphic communications industry. Prime emphasis is on using 3D Studio Max software to design and animate scenes of various complexity. |
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| Title |
Motion Graphics |
| Prerequisite |
FILM 172 FILM 100 or consent of the instructor |
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Course Outline |
| Description |
Continued practical study of interactive 3D, audio, and motion graphic applications used in the multimedia industry. Emphasis is on production processes, game UI, DVD-CD ROM, Web processes. |
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| Title |
Animation Studio |
| Prerequisite |
ANIM 316 FILM 100 FILM 172 |
| Course Outline |
Course Outline |
| Description |
Advanced study in 3D Graphic Applications such as 3D Studio Max and MAYA, on both Mac and Windows platforms. Study includes animation, sound, video, Special FX, Game UI, and Virtual World Development. |
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