Introduction to 3D and Animation - CFT2125

Assessment 1: Focused classwork observations

Formative assessment will be by means of observation of performance in workshop sessions with appropriate feedback to the student. The module will be supported with online resources and access to interactive video-based teaching materials.

Focused classwork observations

Assessment 3: Portfolio

Retro Character - The student must re-imagine and create in 3D their favourite character from the past and reproduce in a new art style.

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Portfolio

Facial Anatomy - The student must create their own micro studies of the key landmarks of the face.

Assessment 2: Portfolio

Human Anatomy - The student must create their own anatomy study of a male or female human.

<p>The module will introduce you to the practical principles and theoretical knowledge of creating digital 3D characters. Examining a broad range of applications for 3D production and optimisation for games development you will create your own characters. From introductory models to complete character production pipeline.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

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Music Technology and Games

CFT2125 - Introduction to 3D and Animation

Introduction to 3D and Animation

Understand the key concepts underlying the development and creation of digital 3D objects and environments.

Storyboard and plan the production of simple 3D elements.

Design appropriate 3D objects and animations for a given project.

Understand basic design principles for 3D and animation.

Understand basic principles of animation and have an appreciation of different animation styles and processes and their uses.

Model and animate simple 3D objects and environments.