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Instructors: Rick Parent, Wayne Carlson
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Content Description
The course is designed around team projects combining computer sciece students with art students in designing a computer animation.
The animation will incorporate artistic design, motion control, scene composition, lighting design and effects, object modeling, and rendering.
Each team will consist of art-types and technical-types who must work together to meet the design goal.
During the course, the following will be presented and discussed in class: computer animation, design principles, illumination models, geometric contruction techniques, etc.
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Prerequisites:
CIS681 for the technical students; design courses of the art types
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List of Topics:
- Introduction to Computer Animation: Modeling, Lighting and Texturing, Scene Composition, Motion Control, Rendering
- Class Software
- Modeling
- Illumination and Lighting
- Texturing and Aliasing
- Scene Composition and Camera Set-Up
- Motion Control: In-Betweening
- Motion Control: Procedural Modeling
- Special Effects: Particle Systems
- Rendering: quality v. time
- Post-Processing
Last updated 1/3/97