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Media Entrepreneurship: Brand You

Establish your personal brand and entrepreneurial identity in communications, media, and design. Through building a compelling portfolio, refining your digital presence, and mastering the art of pitching, you’ll gain essential skills to stand out in competitive markets, culminating in a professional portfolio and business pitch.

Fall Portfolio Project: Programming

You will work on your portfolio project, contributing programming architecture and implementation to a real project. The Collaborative Project class is a real game development studio working on real games to complete and publish. You will gain essential studio experience by completing a game production cycle, honing your development skills,… Read More

Animal and Creature Animation

You will create animations that mimic real and stylized animal locomotion. Realistic creature rigs and animal reference will be analyzed to understand movement and muscles. You will apply research and physics to block and animate a quadruped. (This course is cross-listed with ANM 627.)

Advanced Landscape Graphics

Landscape architects use digital renderings to communicate with everyone involved in a project. You’ll learn to use the same state-of-the-art modeling and rendering software that the pros use to explore and communicate ideas at any scale. (This course is cross-listed with LAN 679.)

Advanced Voice and Speech

Explore contemporary texts as you sharpen your approach to speech and embodying language vocally. Deepen your practice of Freeing the Natural Voice and refine and polish your articulation skills. Learn to take vocal risks and make intentional speech choices that will distinguish from peers in the industry.

Learning to Talk About Art

Learn to engage your students’ critical thinking in a variety of settings. As part of your required fieldwork, you’ll gain experience leading engaging discussions about art in classrooms, museums, or community settings.

Model Making – Fall

The ability to communicate your design ideas in quick and accurate ways is a valuable skill. Through design and modeling projects, you will learn to make design models for industrial design evaluation.

Vector, Matrices,and Transformations

Matrix operations are used to perform transformations such as translations, rotations, and scale. Using the mathematics of 3D vectors—including dot and cross product applications—you’ll learn to solve linear systems with matrices.

Hard Surface Modeling 2

Concentrate on NURBS modeling. You’ll learn to convert NURBS models into polygon models and explore the differences between polygonal and NURBS modeling. (This course is cross-listed with ANM 412.)