CSANM 354
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Materials and Surfacing
Computer Science
College of Computational, Mathematical, & Physical Sciences
Course Description
Shading and rendering techniques for the attainment of desired visual effects: use of shading languages for the realization of both photorealistic and non-photorealistic imaging.
When Taught
Winter
Fixed
3
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3
Note
Course changed to CSAnm 354 beginning Fall 2012.
Title
Technical Proficiency
Learning Outcome
Students will be able to create shaders and understand how shading fits into a production pipeline. Students will have the ability to implement technical, programmatic, and mathematical under-the-hood principles used to generate procedural patterns, displacements, and surface models.
Title
Matching Visual Direction
Learning Outcome
Students will be able to light and surface objects with color patterns, displacement, surface models, and lighting to match already lit live-action scenes. Students will be able to manage technical and artistic aspects of shading and rendering techniques for creating art-directable surface textures for computer-generated (CG) visual effects and animated films.
