Visualization I Upper division course in the CIT baccalaureate degree program. May also be used as an elective in an associate degree or the visual technologies certificate. Introduces student to three-dimensional modeling an rendering on the computer. Techniques for creating 3-D models, defining and applying textures, assembling scenes and rendering images will be. Gives students an additional computer based tool to create realistic package and product designs, as well as exciting graphics for desktop or Internet publishing projects.
Course is three hours of lecture per week.
Homework assignments require access to computer with the designated software installed. May use Macintosh or PC compatible computer. For advanced students in the CIT baccalaureate degree program. Also for students in the visual technology certificate interested in advanced training on how to develop commercial grade multimedia projects using the full repertoire of graphics software that has been learned through previous courses in the visual technologies courses. Portfolio grade projects developed through this course will add credibility to students' job skills.