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CU-DIGITAL ANIMATION CENTER COURSES and CURRICULUM:
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Courses in the 3D Graphics and Animation Program use Alias MAYA as the primary software application for training.
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FA1410 - Introduction to 3D Graphics Processes/Techniques
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating digital 3D content for a diverse grouping of industries. Primary focus will be on an introduction to industry leading 3D graphics and animation software. Class lectures and demonstrations will expose the student to the expectations for commercial high end 3D graphics and animation production.
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FA1425 - Digital 3D Preproduction
This lecture/lab course explores the theory and fundamentals of the pre-production and previsualization process for a 3D graphics and animation project before the creative work commences.
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FA3421 - Digital 3D Surface Modeling
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating diverse surface models for digital 3D content. Lessons will include the process of modeling complex surface objects by exploring a variety of techniques used to transform, articulate and deform digital 3D surface textures.
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FA3423 - Digital 3D Texture Mapping
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating texture maps and materials for digital 3D content. Lessons will include in-depth studies of the comparison between real world materials and how to create them digitally through a combination of acquisition techniques.
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FA3425 - Digital 3D Lighting
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating lighting scenarios for digital 3D content. Lessons will include in depth studies of real world illumination scenarios and techniques to accurately reproduce the same aesthetics and physics of light digitally.
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FA3436 - Environments Studio
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating realistic digital sets for use in animation and filmmaking special effects.
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FA3427 - Digital 3D Organic Modeling
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating models for digital 3D content. Lessons will include the process of modeling complex surface objects by exploring a variety of techniques used to shape, mold, transform, articulate and deform digital 3D shapes.
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FA3429 - Digital Animation: Motion and Applied Effects
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of animation and applied visual effects. Lessons will include basic animation principles, tweening and keyframes, rendering issues as well as emerging technologies for capturing realistic movement.
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FA3431 - Digital Animation: Biomechanics and Rigging
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating and rigging digital characters and objects for 3D content. Lessons will include an in depth look at skeletal and muscular structures, rigging objects with articulated joints for manipulating character bones, muscle deformations, clothes, and facial features.
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FA3433 - Digital Animation: Character Articulation
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals animating digital characters and objects for 3D content. Lessons will include character thought processes, performance, working with constraints, and velocity issues in the graph editor.
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FA3437 - Digital Animation: Dynamics
This lecture/lab course explores the fundamentals of creating dynamic simulations for 3D content. Lessons will include working with dynamic and material properties as well as an exploration of the forces which affect the physics of these properties.
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Studio I
This lecture/lab course recreates the studio production pipeline in a real-world, in house studio simulation. The entire Senior class will develop and create an high-production value animated short which will be presented in animation and film festivals across the country. This is the DAC students opportunity to put it all together and learn about the ins and outs of working in the collaborative work place. Students not only gain practical production experience but will also have the opportunity to fill key management roles in the production gaining valuable and important leadership/management skills.
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Studio II
This lecture/lab course prepares the student for graduation and entry into the job market by focusing solely on the development of the individuals Demo Reel, resume preparation, interview coaching key to winning that key position. In this course you will work one-on-one with DAC Faculty, experienced in hiring and production pipeline management to develop that "killer reel" that will give you that edge in the competitive animation job market.
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