After successful completion of the course, students are able to model 3d scenes and environments, create lighting setups, choose and apply materials, setup multiple cameras, render the scene into successful vizualisations and export the images for architectural presentations.
The students focus on the foundations for 3D graphics an animation, complex modelling techniques for producing dynamic architectural visualizations, creating lighting effects, storyboarding and stage development, complex materials and mapping, creating and animating objects for real-time display, digital editing of animation sequences, composing with multiple cameras and adding titles and special effects. These technologies provide an ongoing stream of innovation and allow the students to approach an ever-increasing range of creative possibilities and enable them to communicate with their audience more effectively, giving them the competitive edge.
In the wintersemester of 2020 the class will be held as a distant learning course.
The topics for the distant learning phases will be covered via pre-recorded videos and live Zooms-Sessions. All of that plus homework assignments and projects will be coordinated via TUWEL. Access is available only after registration vis TISS.
The first class is held as a live Zoom Session and attendence is mandatory.
This Lecture has 2 Parts (272.051+272.015). Passing the class in Fall semester is required for taking the following class in Spring.
Attendance at the first class is mandatory. Students that are not present at the first class will be removed from the list.
Class attendence, homework assignments, final project.
Use Group Registration to register.
Basic knowledge of raster- and vectorgraphics is a must. Being fluent in CAD and 3d modelling skills are an advantage.
