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Course syllabus - Informative Animation 2, advanced

Scope

7.5 credits

Course code

ITE325

Valid from

Autumn semester 2013

Education level

First cycle

Progressive Specialisation

G2F (First cycle, has at least 60 credits in first-cycle course/s as entry requirements).

Main area(s)

Information Design

School

School of Innovation, Design and Engineering

Ratified

2013-02-27

Literature lists

Course literature is preliminary up to 8 weeks before course start. Course literature can be valid over several semesters.

    • Ratified date: 2013-11-22
    • Latest update: 2013-11-22

    Books

    Roberts, Steve

    Character animation fundamentals : developing skills for 2D and 3D character animation

    Oxford : Focal, 2011. - xix, 435 p.

    ISBN: 978-0-240-52227-2 (pbk.) LIBRIS-ID: 12552125

    URL: Bibliotekets e-bok/Library e-book

    Mandatory

    Reference Literature

    Williams, Richard

    The animator's survival kit

    Expanded ed. : London : Faber and Faber, 2009. - x, 382 p.

    ISBN: 0-571-23834-3 (pbk.) LIBRIS-ID: 11823154

Specific requirements

7,5 hp Informative Animation and 7,5 hp 3D-modeling, CAD or similar.

Examination

Exercise (INL1), 1 ECTS credit, marks Pass (G)
Exercise (INL2), 1 ECTS credit, marks Pass (G)
Exercise (INL3), 1.5 ECTS credits, marks Pass (G) or Pass with distinction (VG)
Exercise (INL4), 3 ECTS credits, marks Pass (G) or Pass with distinction (VG)
Exercise (INL5), 1 ECTS credit, marks Pass (G) or Pass with distinction (VG)

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Grade

Pass with distinction, Pass, Fail