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sussex.edu • 973.300.2207history and preparation information about color for printand web will be covered.Prerequisite: GRAD101 and GRAD105Lab Fee RequiredGRAD144COLOR FOR DESIGNERS (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is an introduction to color intended for thedesigner in a technology driven world. The course willemphasize insight into color terminology, traditional colortheory, and the perception and use of color in all media.Additional focus is placed on the essential principles andelements of design and their application to a variety ofstudio projects. Further exploration of the future of colorwill also be covered.Prerequisite: GRAD101, GRAD105Lab Fee RequiredGRAD150STORYBOARDING AND SEQUENTIALSTORYTELLING (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is designed to introduce the student totechniques used by artists and graphic designers whenthey create characters and environments prior to animationon the computer. Students begin by using a paper andpencil approach to create characters and the world theyinhabit. Students then learn to map out on paper the waythat the story will unfold. The use of this "pencil and paper”approach helps students explore and develop their owncreative process and teaches them to take their ideas fromintangible abstracts to fully visualized concepts.Lab Fee RequiredGRAD153CHARACTER DESIGN (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is designed to introduce the student to theessential craft of developing characters for stories, games,and other forms of video entertainment. Before any ofthese entertainment forms can be pursued, an artist mustdevelop successful characters,. Students will learn that thethousands of hours of work and countless frames of videoinvolved in these endeavors all depend on the success ofthe artist’s vision, and they will have the opportunity tostudy different forms of character development rangingfrom the elegant lines of Japanese Anime to the poignantexpressions of King Kong. Pencil, paper, clay, and polymerwill all be used along with sketched storyboards to helpcharacter designer’s work with authors and directors toidentify and realize projects.Lab Fee RequiredGRAD1583D MODELING (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is designed to introduce the student to thebasic concepts of modeling, texturing, and lighting and theirapplication to 3D projects. Students will learn how artistsbuild and sculpt 3D models, give them detailed textures,and light them in dozens of different ways using computersoftware. Topics include user interface, polygonal modeling,NURBS modeling, 3D cameras, lighting execution, texturesand mapping.Prerequisite: COMS110 or COMS113Lab Fee RequiredGRAD162CHARACTER MODELING IN 3D (3 Cr) (2:2)This course introduces students to the art of 3D anatomyand sculpting. Using conceptual drawings and sculptures,students will learn to visualize and render their creations in a3D perspective. Utilizing 3DS Max, bones and controllerswill be added to these characters, enabling them to becomeanimated works of art.Prerequisite: GRAD153 and GRAD158Lab Fee RequiredGRAD1633D ENVIRONMENTS (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is designed to introduce the student toadvanced, organic modeling techniques, advancedtexturing, and lighting and their applications to 3DEnvironments. Students will learn how to utilize theseadvanced techniques to construct a virtual environment withcreativity and appeal. Topics include organic modeling andedge flow, environmental textures and their applications, 3Dcameras and the viewer perspective and advanced lighting.Prerequisite: GRAD158GRAD164CHARACTER ANIMATION IN 3D (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is designed to help the student developskill in the animation of inanimate objects, characterand interactivity between the two. Students will use apredetermined character to develop weight, emotion, andinteractivity with personality and purpose. The course willexpose students to traditional animation techniques, suchas keyframing, pose-to-pose, and then help students seehow these techniques apply to sophisticated 3D animationsoftware such as 3DMAX.Prerequisite: GRAD158Lab Fee RequiredGRAD203PRINT PRODUCTION (3 Cr) (2:2)This course places emphasis on student proficiency in thepre-press stage of graphic design. Beginning with traditionalpaste-up skills and concepts, and transitioning to computer,students will learn how to make the artwork they createsuitable for printing. Class lectures and projects will focuson preparing accurate files using a variety of softwareapplications. An in-depth study of various printingprocesses, links, and paper is also included in the course.Students will learn to work effectively with service bureaus,and, when possible, the course will include tours of printingplants and a large, full-service output bureau. Completedprojects would be suitable for inclusion in student portfolios.Prerequisite: GRAD122, GRAD144Lab Fee RequiredCOURSE DESCRIPTIONS • 7113
Sussex County Community College Catalog 2010–2012COURSE DESCRIPTIONS • 7114COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 7GRAD210DESIGNING FOR INTERACTIVITY (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is an introduction to multimedia productionusing the latest professional authoring software to learndesign principles and production processes essential tothe creation of successful web design and multimediaprojects, including basic animation and interactivity withthe integration of sound and graphics. Planning completeprojects as well as screen and interface design are coveredat the introductory level. The emphasis is on practicalexperience using multimedia and web design softwareon both the MAC and PC platforms. Preparation of adigital portfolio is emphasized, as is the developmentof presentation skills for the corporate or freelanceenvironment. Practical experience in concept generation,thumbnail sketching, storyboarding, and projectorganization are covered.Prerequisite: GRAD128Lab Fee RequiredGRAD220DIGITAL FINE ART I (3 Cr) (2:2)This fine art course serves as an introduction to the history,theory and software applications that are currently employedin the field of digital art. As a foundation for future creativeendeavors, students will gain understanding of the aestheticand creative possibilities inherent in the relationship betweendigital and traditional fine art mediums. Using digital tools,students will engage in drawing and painting.Prerequisite: ARTA101 and ARTA180Lab Fee RequiredGRAD235VIDEO AND MOTION GRAPHICS (3 Cr) (2:2)This course introduces students to software products(editing suites and special effects) that are now widely usedin the gaming and entertainment industries for editing andgraphic manipulation. Students will learn to use specializedcompositing tools to edit scenes, insert graphic effects,place sound effects, and blend music to create a finalprofessional product. Software packages used in this classinclude Adobe’s After Effects® and Premiere®.Lab Fee RequiredPrerequisite: GRAD128 and GRAD164GRAD240MULTIMEDIA DESIGN FOR DIGITAL VIDEOAND AUDIO (3 Cr) (2:2)This course uses state of the art digital video and audioediting software so students will learn how to capture andmanipulate video and sound, how to create streaming audioand video, how to create QuickTime movies and panoramasalong with advanced Flash based movies for the Internet.Topics covered will include the latest web technologies tokeep current in an ever-changing field. Students will workon both MAC and PC platforms and will also work in astudio environment for further experience on current andindustry standard equipment.Prerequisite: GRAD105GRAD250SPECIAL TOPICS IN GRAPHIC DESIGNThis course focuses on selected topics in graphic designtechnology. Since topics may change each time the courseis offered, students should consult the course-offeringschedule each semester.Prerequisite: GRAD105Lab Fee RequiredGRAD280GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERNSHIP (2 Cr) (1:6)This course is designed for Graphic Design majors whohave demonstrated advanced skill levels and for thosewho have potential to perform professionally in a workenvironment. Internships include practical work experiencein an on or off campus business or project (i.e. advertisingagencies, graphic design businesses or corporate artdepartments). An emphasis on personal presentationand success in the workplace is coveredCorequisite: GRAD135Prerequisite: GRAD122, GRAD144GRAD281PORTFOLIO PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION(1 Cr) (1:0)In this course, students will develop a portfolio ofprofessional quality which is representative of technicaland creative skills and career objectives. Excellent portfolioorganization and resume presentation, will be stressed.Cover letters, interviewing styles and image presentationwill be discussed. Students will write their goals, both shortand long range, create a resume and develop a digital andprinted portfolio for critique, suitable for presentation to aschool, client or job interview.Corequisite: GRAD135Prerequisite: GRAD122, GRAD144GERMANGRMN101ELEMENTARY GERMAN I (3 Cr) (3:0)This is an introductory course in German emphasizingfundamentals of speaking, reading, writing, and listening.The course focuses on building basic vocabulary andintroducing students to the German culture. It is designedfor students with no German experience.GRMN102ELEMENTARY GERMAN II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a continuation of GRMN101 with anemphasis on the fundamentals of speaking, writing andlistening. The course focuses on building basic vocabularyand continuing the study of German culture.Prerequisite: GRMN101 (Grade of C) or two years of highschool German (Grade of C)GRMN201INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a continuation of GRMN102, developing
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