Also a Marketable Skills Achievement Award Program



3-D Animation/Game Art – 3-D Animation emphasizes development of skills in the concept and execution of 3-D animation targeted toward the entertainment industry as well as advertising and corporate communication. Skills are developed in conceptualization, 2-D and 3-D computer graphics, 2-D and 3-D animation techniques, and digital video compositing. Game Art emphasizes the development of 2-D and 3-D artwork and animation skills for the computer gaming industry. Students also learn level design concepts and how to integrate high-end 3-D computer graphic files with software game engines.


Digital Video – Digital Video focuses on developing the concept, design, and production skills necessary for creating digital video content. Students learn how to create concept storyboards, work with video cameras and lighting, and edit video with current software tools.



AAS – 3-D Animation / Game Art
72 credit hours

Note: Preferred core choices are underlined. See other options in AAS core, unless otherwise noted.

Option 1: ARTV 2301 or ARTV 2351
Option 2: ARTV 2330 or ARTV 2355

AAS – Digital Video Specialization
69 credit hours

Note: Preferred core choices are underlined. See other options in AAS core, unless otherwise noted.

CERTIFICATES


3-D Animation / Game Art Certificate
41 credit hours

Option 1: ARTV 2301 or ARTV 2351
Option 2: ARTV 2330 or ARTV 2355

Digital Video Certificate
41 credit hours

MARKETABLE SKILLS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Some of the courses in this award programs may require prerequisites. Please check the course descriptions.

MSAA – 3-D Animation
14 credit hours

Note: The second digit in a course number indicates the number of credit hours
for that course.