3D Computer Graphics and Modeling Minor

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The 3D Computer Graphics and Modeling minor merges theoretical concepts with state-of-the-art techniques to prepare students to apply 3D computer graphics across a wide range of industry applications. Hands-on courses build from a core foundation throughout the spectrum of advanced cutting edge technologies as they are used in real-world application and culminate with the production of a portfolio of work commensurate with the needs of 3D industries.

The minor requires a minimum of 16 units, including a minimum of 12 upper-division units.

Required Course (2 units)

ITP 215L Introduction to 3D Modeling, Animation, and Visual Effects Units: 2

Electives (14 units minimum)

At least 12 units from the following

ITP 305 Intermediate 3D Modeling and Procedural Asset Pipelines Units: 4 *
ITP 308 Computer-Aided Design for Bio-Mechanical Systems Units: 3
ITP 315x 3D Character Rigging and Animation Units: 4 *
ITP 360 Advanced Visual Effects and Compositing Units: 4 *
ITP 415 3-D Design and Prototyping Units: 2 *

The remaining two units may be selected from the list above or from the following

ARCH 207 Computer Applications in Architecture Units: 2
CSCI 420 Computer Graphics Units: 4 *
DES 213 Digital Tools in 3D Design Units: 2 *
DES 230 3D Design: Materials and Tools Units: 4 *
ITP 190 Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Units: 2
ITP 211 Techniques of Visual Persuasion - Still Images Units: 4
ITP 470 Information Technology Practicum Units: 1, 2, 3, 4 * (1-4 units)
ITP 480 Information Technology Internship Units: 1, 2, 3, 4 * (1-4 units)
THTR 407a Drawing and Rendering for the Theatre Units: 2
THTR 409 Advanced Drafting: Vectorworks Units: 3 *

Note:

*Prerequisite required