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All Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise noted.
CA3777 2D Animation Technique This course
continues the exploration of 2D animation, utilizing
skills learned in Intro and Intermediate 2D
Animation. A single animated piece is produced
containing balance, weight, appeal and dialogue.
[Prereq: FIL2283C]
GX3525 2D Digital Authoring
Students create a website for purposes of
showcasing their game art work. The course
focuses on basic web design, HTML, video
streaming techniques, and the use of current
compression techniques so students can present
their work to a web based market. [Prereq: GX3301]
CA3100 3D Animation
This animation course builds on tools, concepts and
techniques learned in the 3D Modeling course.
Techniques in animation are explored. This course
provides a solid understanding of 3D computer
animation. [Prereq: DIG2321C]
CA4600 3D Animation Scripting
This course builds on all previous 3D courses,
concentrating on advanced topics relating to 3D
scripting language in relation to character animation
and rendering. [Prereq: CA4100]
GX3200 3D Character Rigging
Students study attaching control mechanisms on
biped and quadruped characters so that the 3D
mesh can be animated for use in level
modifications. Various methods and skeletal
systems used in rigging a character are explored.
The student also uses character constraints such as
Inverse Kinematics. [Prereq: GX2800]
GX3875 3D Game Animation
Students are exposed to the disciplines used in
video game animation and related industries. In this
course students study the basic principles of
character animation. [Prereq: GX3200]
GX3101 3D Game Scripting
This course concentrates on the scripting language
used inside a game engine. Students learn to
customize attributes of game assets, modify play
parameters and elements of content while
maintaining clean and legible code. [Prereq:
COP2363C and GX3100]
DIG2321C 3D Modeling
In this introductory course to 3D computer
generated images, students integrate their technical
knowledge and creativity in a three-dimensional
environment. Students apply design principles using
the computer as a tool to further their understanding
of the creative process in developing threedimensional
models and environments. [Prereq:
GRA1762C, coreq: ART2378C]
CA4100 3D Textures
This course builds on the tools, concepts and
techniques learned in all previous 3D animation
courses. Students concentrate on lighting and
surface attributes and enhancing previous works
using techniques explored in this class.
[Prereq: CA3995]
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