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2A3DM201A 3D Modelling II

Course code: 2A3DM201A ECTS credits: 15

Semester

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Language

Norsk (engelsk ved behov)

Required prerequisites

Recommended previous knowledge: 23DM101A – 3D Modelling I or the equivalent

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of the course, the student has acquired the following learning outcome:

Knowledge The candidate

• has broad knowledge of different procedures in 3D modelling

• has broad knowledge of processes, tools and methods in 3D modelling

• has knowledge of anatomy related to organic modelling

• has knowledge of optimisation of the topology of an organic 3D model

• has knowledge of surface shaders and the use of textures to control them

• has knowledge of making high quality textures to control different aspects of surface shaders

• has knowledge of posing and composition of characters for still photos

• has knowledge of lighting and rendering

• is acquainted with 3D modelling for games

• is acquainted with texturing of 3D models for games Skills

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The student

• is able to model organic 3D models

• is able to use different tools to make organic 3D models and understand and make use of how they interact

• is able to sculpture organic models

• knows basic anatomy related to organic modelling

• is able to make textures and use them to control different aspects of surface shaders (through drawing and composition in 2D and 3D tools)

• is able to create credible surfaces through the use of surface shaders and textures

• is able to create interesting poses and compositions

• is able to light and render models in order to create high quality still photos

• is able to model and texture 3D elements for use in games General competence

The student

• is able to use 3D software at a high technical level

• has insight into relevant issues and is able to contribute in a professional discussion for good organic modelling

• has an ability for new thinking and disseminating new knowledge and new ideas

Course content

Central topics:

• advanced polygon modelling techniques

• organic modelling

• sculpturing in 3D

• materials

• lighting

• rendering

• posing

• anatomy

Teaching and working methods

The course is organised as a combination of lectures, self-study, practical exercises and supervision.

Coursework requirements

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• 2-5 individual assignments

• attendance at lectures in accordance with the teaching plan

• attendance in lab teaching in accordance with the teaching plan

Examination

• Portfolio assessment consisting of two individual assignments

Graded letter marks are used, from A – F, where E is the lowest pass grade

Faculty

Faculty of Audiovisual Media and Creative Technologies

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