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School: Carroll Community College

3D Animation and Modeling
Course Format: Classroom
3D Computer Animation and Modeling is an intermediate course in the use of interactive computer graphics to produce maximum-impact animated presentations for business, engineering, scientific, architectural, gaming, educational, training, or sales purposes. Animation and Modeling is studied for use in creating, capturing, or processing images with color, motion, and transformation effects. Post...
 

Motion Graphics
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to Motion Graphics is designed for students to be introduced to the theory and production of animated 2D graphics for time-based media environments. Concept, research, design, and preproduction routines for motion graphics projects are covered, focusing on animating typography, graphic objects, and still images. Production of video-based kinetic type and its unique ability to inter...
 

Interactive Design
Course Format: Classroom
Interactive Design is designed to teach the mechanics and fundamental design techniques for creating interactive web pages using some of the most popular web-based scripting languages. This course gives the students experiences with developing animated web graphics and interactive interfaces, which are developed through the use of industry standard software such as Flash. Interactive design fun...
 

Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting/Design (CAD)
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to Architectural Computer-Aided Drafting/Design (CAD) teaches the student how to produce architectural drawings on a CAD system. Topics include basic CAD terminology, concepts, systems principles, and model construction. Floor plans, elevations, plot plans, and detail drawings are prepared. Storage, retrieval, data extraction, and plotting procedures are examined. Prerequisite: CAD...
 

CAD Engineering Drawing
Course Format: Classroom
CAD Engineering Drawing introduces students to CAD engineering drawings and applications. This course includes the theories of various types of pictorial, auxiliary and developmental drawings, 3-D modeling, screw threads and fasteners, machine elements such as gears and cams, and stresses the drawing techniques employed in the assembly drawings. Prerequisite: CAD-101, or permission of the progr...
 

Advanced AutoCAD and AutoCAD 3D
Course Format: Classroom
Advanced AutoCAD and AutoCAD 3D studies three-dimensional (3-D) CAD techniques and applications. Special emphasis is put on increasing productivity in the creation and editing of 3-D models in AutoCAD. Topics include photorealistic rendering, modeling in AutoCAD, plus an investigation of other rendering and modeling software packages for AutoCAD. Prerequisite: CAD-101, or permission of the prog...
 

Human Relations
Course Format: Classroom
Human Relations examines the interactions that exist between people within organizations. Students will examine the components of effective interpersonal and organizational communication; strategies for minimizing the negative impact of personal issues on job performance; how to function productively as a member of a team; the human resource management process; ways of initiating and dealing wi...
 

Culture and Diversity in the Workplace
Course Format: Classroom
Culture and Diversity in the Workplace is an interactive course that examines the challenges and opportunities of diversity. The course will begin with an introduction to diversity, some of the views and myths associated with it, and the changes and trends of diversity in the United States. Students will explore cross-cultural communication, building and sustaining multicultural work teams, and...
 

Nutrition
Course Format: Classroom
Nutrition studies the science of foods, including the sources, functions, and interactions of nutrients, the physiology of digestion, absorption, metabolism and excretion, the changing nutritional requirements throughout the lifespan, and the relationship of nutrition to health and disease. Cultural and socioeconomic aspects of food ways will also be examined. Prerequisite: two terms of anatomy...
 

3D Design
Course Format: Classroom
3-D Design introduces materials, methodology, and basic concepts applicable to sculpture, display, interior and architectural design; industrial design; and other areas dealing with three-dimensional form. This course is intended for students who will be taking additional art courses which involve applications for the concepts developed in 3-D Design. Prerequisite: ART-101 or two years of high ...
 

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