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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course explores Photoshop possibilities for printing and computer graphics, showing the preparation of images for publishing (print and the world wide web), advertising, multimedia and broadcasting. It presents principles for effective graphical design and composition of still and moving images for several software applications, such as 3D Studio Max, Premiere, Flash, Director and others. Prerequisites: CSC110, DSG110
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course will cover Photoshop design tools and techniques, image capturing, selection and manipulation. It will concentrate on designing with type, creation of logos and animated banners and special visual effects (glows, masks and drop shadows) with special focus on design for the world wide web. Students will also learn image optimization for quick web images upload, gif animation, and creation of 3D animated logos for the web through current bandwidth - 56k, T1 and DSL. The course will feature lectures with hands-on demonstrations, screening and analysis of samples. Students will be required to complete several assignments and a final project. Given the intensive nature of this course, basic knowledge of Photoshop techniques will be helpful. Prerequisite: DSG245
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course includes the concept and development of story telling through storyboards. Intoduction to character design, expressions, motion, styles by drawing on paper, then scanning to computer. Students must complete a storyboard for future modeling and animation classes. Prerequisite: DSG110
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course covers 3D design using 3D Studio Max software. Topics include the main tools: 3D geometric primitives, Boolean objects, morphing techniques and the materials editor. With the use of camera placements, lighting techniques and surface materials, students will create artistically rendered and photorealistic 3D scenes. Introduction to beginning animation techniques will also be covered. Prerequisite: CDE120
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course covers more advanceed rendering and lighting techniques, as well as basic 3D animation using 3D Studio Max and Crystal 3D. Students learn to set up a camera, lenses, dummy objects, motion paths and the use of Video Post. Prerequisite: DSG250.
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course covers more complex 3D modeling, rendering, lighting and basic animation techniques using Maya software. The focus will be on the creation of more complex 3D geometry through the use of Boolean, morphed and lofted objects, as well as creating photo realistic scenes. Animating 3D objects through the use of cameras and motion paths will be covered. Prerequisite: DSG250
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course covers advanced animation using 3D Studio Max with Particles. Students will learn to create complex animated scenes, warps, distortions, use of plug-ins and special visual effects (explosions, pyrotechnics, rain, snow, etc.) for broadcasting, motion pictures, DVD and video games. Prerequisites: DSG250, DSG260
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This course will focus on concepts of time control and continuity applied to computer graphics and story telling. Video editing on desktop, demos on AVID and exercises on Adobe Premiere are all part of the course. Topics also include capturing video, taping with digital video cameras for news and documentary projects, organizing a desktop project, editing picture and sound, creating music, rendering a movie to be used on video tape (industrial and broadcast), CD and DVD, or streaming video for the world wide web. Students will work with footage provided from current broadcast projects and television series and will generate their own computer graphics or video for their final project. Prerequisites: DSG245, DSG262
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits A complete course on creating music and editing audio for CD, video and the world wide web. Students learn to compose their own musical creations with SONIC PRO and REBIRTH and edit their files with PREMIERE and PROTOOLS. No previous knowledge of music is needed. Lab exercises teach students how to record their audio, create their own audio CDs, musical compositions and audio/sound effects to include on their web pages. Headphones are a must for all classes. Prerequisite: DSG110
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3.00 Credits
- 3 credits This introductory lecture/workshop will explore interactivity as an emerging form of communication in the information age and provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the uses, theory, production methods, technology and vernacular of interactive media. The students will use current tools (such as Director 7, Photoshop and html) and techniques in creating an interactive media project. Commercial multimedia titles, sales and marketing presentations and websites are analyzed as models. Prerequisites: CSC110, DSG110, DSG245
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