Cattaraugus Allegany BOCES

3D Art I - Modeling

This course will introduce you to 3D modeling tools and concepts. Using Blender, the popular open-source 3D modeling package, students will learn the basics of creating shapes, adding textures and lighting, and rendering. By the end of the course, students will have produced a series of increasingly sophisticated projects for their 3D portfolio. This course is suitable for students with no prior experience with 3D game design or digital media authoring tools.

Student Materials/System Requirements: PC or Mac with 1GB of RAM, Blender (A link to the free installation files is included within the course.)

Prerequisites: None Estimated Completion Time: 90 hours/18-20 weeks 1/2 Credit Provider: FLVS

3D Art II - Animation

In this advanced course, you’ll build on the skills you developed in 3D Art I to learn 3D animation techniques. Using Blender, the world’s most powerful open-source modeling tool, you’ll master the basics of animation: rigging, bones and movement while learning how to apply traditional animation techniques to your 3D models. Interested in a career in 3D art? Learn about jobs in the industry while developing your skills.

Student Materials/System Requirements: PC or Mac with 1GB of RAM, Blender (A link to the free installation files is included within the course.)

Prerequisites: 3D Art I - Modeling Estimated Completion Time: 90 hours/18-20 weeks 1/2 Credit Provider: FLVS

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