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DDN 360: 3D Modeling Design II
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course is a study of the tools used to convert two-dimensional hand drawings, photos, and other references into three-dimensional elements. Students employ the terminology, tools, and topology of animation and game industries while modeling polygons, NURBS, and SubDs. Students explore texturing methods, camera setups, lighting techniques, and rendering options. This course includes reading, writing, and lab assignments and requires the creation and exhibition of student work. Prerequisite: DDN 330.
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DDN 365: 3D Animation and the Mechanics of Motion
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
In this course, the principles of animation are explored in greater depth as they apply to 3D. Students learn about the production cycle of animation while planning models for future animation. Kinematics, rigging, and facial animation processes are explored as students demonstrate walk cycles, express emotions, and synchronize sound to animations. Students also create short animations and integrate basic sound and video compositing software. This course includes reading, writing, and lab assignments. Prerequisites: DDN 220 and DDN 330.
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DDN 400: Business for the Design Professional
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course focuses on the essential business skills necessary for the design practice and professional. Business development, legal issues, project management, finances, human resources, and other management issues are explored as they relate to the design profession.
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DDN 410: 3D Short Film Production
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course explores the process of building a 3D short film as students are introduced to every aspect of the short-film production pipeline. From pre-production when the story and characters are developed to the final lighting, rendering, visual and sound effects, music, titles, and ending credits in post-production are completed, students prepare a production plan for their own animated 3D short film.
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DDN 415: 3D Visual Effects and Lighting
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
In this course, students plan and visualize a special effects project by creating a shot-by-shot storyboard, building environmental sets and props, applying appropriate lighting and special effects, and rendering the solution. Sets are modeled with realistic texturing, lighting design, visual effects, and rendering solutions demonstrated.
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DDN 415 - 3D Visual Effects and Lighting
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DDN 420: Advanced Animation
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This is a highly aesthetic and technical course in which students bring all design skills together, including pre-production, graphic design, modeling, animation, audio production, texturing, and rendering. Students must demonstrate composition, timing, and editing while producing a short, time-based project.
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DDN 430: Programming for the Web I
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course is an introduction to Web programming, Web server technologies, HTTP/HTTPS servers, Web security, PHP and ASP.net, and Unix/Linux open-source-based applications.
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DDN 440: Interactive Web Design
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course explores the use of interactive Web tools, rich Internet applications, and interactive Web games. The integration of music, sound, video, and animation is considered in design. Students use object-oriented scripting language and standard Web tools to create dynamic Web sites.
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DDN 450: Programming for the Web II
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course focuses on advanced Web programming. Students work in a production environment resolving code issues, providing "work-arounds," and improving Web design. Prerequisite: DDN 430.
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DDN 475: Advanced Design Practicum
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
In this advanced design course, students incorporate their personal style into the development of a portfolio. Professional design projects for a variety of campus and studio-based projects provide opportunities for students to fine-tune solutions for customer-driven, reality-based design problems. Students propose design solutions, practicing their communication and presentation skills while exploring career opportunities. The ethics of business practice is incorporated into studio projects. Prerequisite: This course is taken the final semester before graduation.
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