COSC 22 3D Digital Modeling

This projects-based lab course teaches the principles and practices of 3D modeling. Anyone with an interest in learning how models and environments in film, games, and VR applications are made, this course is for you.  We focus on modeling, shading, textures, lighting, and rendering, along with some dynamics, special effects, and animation. Students create environments and a fully rigged character model while learning their way around a state-of-the-art 3D animation program. Work will be evaluated on a set of technical and aesthetic criteria. Assignments are given weekly. Plan to meet every X-Hour. No prior experience, coding or drawing skills needed. COSC 22 and COSC 24 can be taken in any order.

Instructor

Loeb

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TLA

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Offered

• Fall
• Winter