CS 194 - Three-Dimensional Graphics Animation

1. Apply common modeling techniques such as extrusion, revolution, deformation, and fractal generation to create simple volumetric objects. [REASON]
2. Describe how motion can be represented as translation, rotation and change of scale, and demonstrate their understanding by applying these transformations using 3D animation software. [COMMUNICATE]
3. Describe orthographic and perspective/camera views, and demonstrate an understanding by navigating and manipulating objects in these views using 3D animation software. [COMMUNICATE]
4. Describe how multiple world objects can be represented as a hierarchy, and animate multiple objects using this knowledge and 3D animation software. [COMMUNICATE]
5. Apply common modeling techniques such as extrusion, revolution, deformation, and fractal generation to create simple volumetric objects. [REASON]
6. Use various techniques to generate and apply surface textures to 3D objects. [REASON]
7. Use key frame and function curve animation techniques to animate a 3D object. [REASON]
8. Render, shade and optimize a scene. [REASON]
9. Create and complete final editing for a movie file. [REASON]
10. Set various camera views and scene light sources and be able to render the final scene using a commercial 3D graphics program. [REASON]