2009 - 2010 Catalog - The Art Institutes

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products. (Prerequisite: GD1400 - Computer Applications) 4 Credits VE2486 - Broadcast Graphics: This course introduces techniques in type design and animation using compositing software. Emphasis is on design, storytelling and technical precision. (Prerequisite: VE1438 - Computer Graphics or GD1403 - Typography for Digital Media) 4 Credits VE3453 - Intermediate VFX: Utilizing various painting and compositing packages students will learn the principles of rotoscoping and digital painting, as applied to rig removal and special effects. Students will also build upon the principles in previous classes towards the creation of more advanced live action composites. (Prerequisite: VE2453 - Introduction to VFX and VE2450 - Maps, Mattes, and Masks) **This course requires a “C” or higher to pass. 4 Credits VE3457 - Post-Production Management: Students will learn to manage the production process. They will develop skill in managing clients and personnel. Students will discover the critical nature of preplanning and organization. Course will explore the various technical and artist issues that effect a project. Students will understand the fi nancial implications of project management. Skill will be developed in establishing timelines and deadlines. (Prerequisite: none) 4 Credits VE3465 - Digital Cinematography for VFX: This course will prepare students for on-set supervisory roles in the visual effects industry. By utilizing a complete survey of lighting conditions and physical set measurements, students will acquire the necessary data to incorporate 3D elements into live action plates. (Prerequisite: VE3453 - Intermediate VFX) 4 Credits VE3477 - 3D Effects: Within a 3D environment, students will use dynamic simulation, particle systems, and rigid bodies to create a variety of convincing effects, including natural phenomena. This course will build a foundation for students to create complex, dynamic effects, integrated into live action footage. (Prerequisite: CA3449 - Intermediate 3D Modeling) 4 Credits VE3486 - Intermediate Broadcast Graphics: This course will expose students to the disciplines used in fi nalizing a video or animation project using compositing software. The class will reinforce compositing concepts, techniques, and vocabulary that students have learned in previous classes. More sophisticated tools and techniques will be introduced. Each student should produce a fi nal edited project utilizing these skills. 70 (Prerequisite: VE2486 - Broadcast Graphics) **This course requires a “C” or higher to pass. 4 Credits VE3490 - Advanced Editing Principles: Advanced editing gives students the opportunity to refi ne knowledge and skill learned in previous courses. The main focus of this course is applying shot relations and transitions by creating a short video from original idea to edited master. Students will evaluate the editing process by watching fi lms and understanding how editing supports the story being told. Students will then practice shot relationships and continuity editing using non-linear video editing systems. (Prerequisite: CA2440 - Digital Video Editing) 4 Credits VE4463 - Advanced VFX I: This course will continue to explore the disciplines used in creating and compositing video shot on a blue or green screen. More sophisticated methods will be introduced for color correcting and adjusting video to produce seamless composites. The class will reinforce compositing concepts, techniques, and vocabulary that students have learned in previous classes. The concepts of background replacement and the use of miniatures in visual effects will also be introduced. (Prerequisites: VE3453 - Intermediate VFX and VE3465 - Digital Cinematography for Visual Effects) 4 Credits VE4467 - Production Studio I: Students will build upon foundation skills in broadcast design and visual effects by simulating a real world production environment. Emphasis will be placed on the competitive and collaborative aspects of production, as well as various professional methods, procedures, techniques, skills, resources, and equipment. (Prerequisite: VE3465 - Digital Cinematography for VFX) 4 Credits VE4473 - Advanced VFX II: In this course, the further exploration of 3D tracking and matchmoving concepts will be emphasized to create more complex interaction between 3D elements and live action footage. Advanced 3D lighting systems will be introduced to produce photorealistic composites. (Prerequisite: VE4463 - Advanced VFX I) 4 Credits VE4486 - Advanced Broadcast Graphics: This course will expose students to more advanced compositing techniques. The class will reinforce compositing concepts, techniques, and vocabulary that students have learned in previous classes. More sophisticated tools and techniques will be introduced. The class will focus mainly on group-oriented projects. Each student will have a vital role in producing a group project involving, animation, live action video, editing, and compositing for a fi nal portfolio piece. (Prerequisite: VE3486 - Intermediate Broadcast Graphics) 4 Credits WEB DESIGN & INTERACTIVE MEDIA COURSES IM1480 - Fundamentals Of Interactive Design: The course introduces students to the history, trends, terminology, and concepts in the fi eld of interactive design. Through materials presented in the course, students become familiar with the roles and responsibilities of people working in the fi eld, professional organizations, and signifi cant organizations. Students are also introduced to the basic concepts and tools for developing interactive media applications. (Prerequisite: GD1400 - Computer Applications) **This course requires a “C” or higher to pass. 4 Credits IM2420 - Fundamentals of Scripting Languages: Students develop and refi ne basic programming skills. Emphasis is placed on programming concepts including logic, problem solving, process fl ow and fl owcharting, syntax and structures, and debugging and troubleshooting. Students will acquire skills needed to design, develop, and produce practical interactive applications. (Prerequisite: IM1480 - Fundamentals of Interactive Design) **This course requires a “C” or higher to pass. 4 Credits IM2440 - User Centered Interface Design: This course provides students with the skills to design interactive interfaces. Emphasis is placed on examination of the information architecture, communication and business goals, media, and delivery platform. Students will develop an interface prototype that meets the goals of the project. (Prerequisite: GD1420 - Image Manipulation) 4 Credits IM2460 - Introduction to Authoring: This course will introduce the student to concepts and designs utilized in the development of education, sales, and marketing presentations. Students will create an integrated, interactive multimedia presentation using the basic concepts and principles of multimedia and graphic design. (Prerequisite: GD1400 - Computer Applications and GD1420 - Image Manipulation) 4 Credits IM2470 - Interactive Motion Graphics: An advanced course that applies motion graphics as an integrated interactive solution; students will script interaction, sequencing, and motion for
interactive projects. Optimization is a critical consideration in the creation of the user-centered experience. (Prerequisite: IM1480 - Fundamentals of Interactive Design) 4 Credits IM2480 - Digital Video Production: Students will demonstrate knowledge of editing using non-linear editing software and hardware in a computer lab. Students will produce and edit video and audio using digital desktop video techniques. (Prerequisite: CA2430 - Introduction to Video) 4 Credits IM2490 - Interactive Motion Scripting: An advanced course that applies motion graphics as an integrated interactive solution; students will script interaction, sequencing, and motion for interactive projects. Optimization is a critical consideration in the creation of the user-centered experience. (Prerequisite: IM2470 - Interactive Motion Graphics) 4 Credits IM3411 - Writing For Interactive Design: This is a specialized writing course for interactive design. Students will learn the unique characteristics and techniques of media writing and apply them to interactive media production. Students will also learn to conduct research for media writing projects. (Prerequisite: none) 4 Credits IM3420 - Advanced Scripting Languages: Students will refi ne dynamic scripting skills to develop complex interactivity and applications (applets). The course also examines client-side forms in conjunction with server-side scripting applications. (Prerequisite: IM2420 - Fundamentals of Scripting Languages) **This course requires a “C” or higher to pass. 4 Credits IM3460 - Intermediate Authoring: This course will build on the skills taught in the Introduction to Authoring class. Students will design production quality interactive presentations using intermediate-level scripting techniques focusing on good user interface design and usability. (Prerequisite: IM2460 - Introduction to Authoring) 4 Credits IM4420 - Dynamic Web Applications: Students apply user-centered design principles, database structures and server side scripting to design and develop content for server-based dynamic delivery. Attention will be paid to design issues relating to the display of dynamic content on the screen and how that dynamic content will be delivered. (Prerequisite: IM3420 - Advanced Scripting Languages) **This course requires a “C” or higher to pass. 4 Credits IM4440 - Usability Evaluation: This course introduces students to concepts and techniques used in usability evaluation. Through theories presented in the course, students learn ways to research, design, implement, and analyze evaluation of interactive projects. (Prerequisite: none) 4 Credits IM4470 - E-Learning Design & Applications: This course will introduce students to the principles of instructional design as applied to e-learning. The course introduces different options for authoring tools, principles of effective design, instructional analysis, and production of e-learning materials. Students design, build, evaluate, and revise instructional applications using industry standard authoring systems. (Prerequisite: IM2420 - Fundamentals of Scripting Languages) 4 Credits IM4480 - Web Design & Interactive Media Production Team: This course focuses on the interactive design project management process. The development of the project team as key to the successful achievement of interactive design project goals is stressed. The process examines the main elements required in every proposal/plan, time frame, and budget. The course also examines issues of copyright and intellectual property as they relate to project implementation. (Prerequisites: IM3420 - Advanced Scripting Languages and IM2490 - Interactive Motion Scripting) 4 Credits IM4490 - Special Topics in Web Design & Interactive Media: Topics are based upon important trends and developments in Web Design & Interactive Media. Lectures, demonstrations, or research reports pertaining to areas of interest in Web Design & Interactive Media are presented by resident faculty, expert visitors, and working professionals. Group projects may also be assigned. Study and discussion of computer hardware, operating systems, networking, programming languages, interactive digital media, streaming media, entrepreneurship, marketing, workgroup organization, and the interactive industry. (Prerequisites: IM2490 - Interactive Motion Scripting and IM3420 - Advanced Scripting Languages and IM2460 - Introduction to Authoring) 4 Credits 71
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CONTENTS Mission, Vision and Values
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ABOUT THE TWIN CITIES The Twin Citi
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COURSE CODES The Art Institutes Int
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