CTA 357 3D MODELING AND ANIMATION

3D modeling and animation are used in various industries such as films, animation and gaming. This course introduces students to basic concepts of computer graphics and animation. The course focuses on 3D geometry in modeling to create 3D characters and virtual environments though shapes and effects. Students learn about 3D modeling, animation and rendering.

Credits

4 sh

Prerequisite

COM 210, COM 220

Course Types

Elective

Offered

Offered Spring.

Offered

• Spring

Course Outcomes

1. Understand concepts of pre-production, production, and post-production.
2. Apply life-like movement to a character model.
3. Evaluate quality of end–product models and animation.
4. Know the elements of 3D design such as modeling, rendering, and animation basics.
   
5. Utilize basic tool sets within modeling and animation software.
6. Analyze and develop texture, lighting, and camera techniques.