3D Animation For Beginners
This beginner course has been designed to develop skills and knowledge in 3D animation using Autodesk Maya, the most widely used 3D animation software used in the games, visual effects and simulation industries. At the end of the course you will have a completed short animation sequence using your own modelled and animated 3D assets.
The course will provide you with a portfolio piece which will help establish or enhance your portfolio of work for entry into our Career Courses.
Topics
3D Modelling in Maya
Introduction to Animation
Introduction to Lighting
Introduction to Rendering
Course Fees and Start Dates
Please see course start dates and associated fees below.
Courses fees include a non-refundable enrolment fee ($65).
- Commencing 22nd Nov 2020
- 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm AEDT (daylight savings) | Mon, Wed session
- Online via Zoom
- Half Semester (4 weeks)
- Full Fee: $250
- Year 10, 11 and 12: $250
The student tuition fees as published are subject to change given individual circumstances at enrolment.
Courses fees include a non-refundable enrolment fee ($65).
Training to eligible students living or working in the ACT is delivered with ACT SKILLED CAPITAL FUNDING FOR TRAINING.
Skilled Capital is an ACT Government training initiative, funded by the ACT and Australian Governments.
The minimum computer specifications that we recommend for Certificate courses are:
- i5 microprocessor
- 8 GB ram
- This is a 100% online delivered course so there is a reasonable bandwidth speed required (512kbps minimum recommended) and downloads may vary from 60MB – 100MB per week for classes. An initial download of the software will be needed and this is around 4GB.
- Headset with microphone
The minimum suggested computer specifications are:
- i7 microprocessor
- 8 GB ram
- 6 series NVidia graphics card
- This is a 100% online delivered course so there is a reasonable bandwidth speed required (512kbps minimum recommended) and downloads may vary from 60MB – 100MB per week for classes. An initial download of the software will be needed and this is around 4GB.
- Headset with microphone
If your current computer meets these specifications, you will be able to install and run the software required for your course.
Online students will need the following software to successfully complete the course:
- Unity3D Personal Edition - Unity
- Autodesk Maya - Autodesk
- Photoshop – Student versions can be purchased through the Adobe creative suite. Gimp can be used as a free alternative, however all our course resources and teacher knowledge revolve around using the Creative Cloud applications.
- Web browser such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
- Adobe Connect plugin
- PDF Reader such as Adobe Acrobat reader
Students will also need an internet connection, preferably broadband for streaming live discussions, collaboration and downloads.
The minimum computer specifications that we recommend for Certificate courses are:
- i5 microprocessor
- 8 GB ram
- This is a 100% online delivered course so there is a reasonable bandwidth speed required (512kbps minimum recommended) and downloads may vary from 60MB – 100MB per week for classes. An initial download of the software will be needed and this is around 4GB.
- Headset with microphone
The minimum suggested computer specifications are:
- i7 microprocessor
- 8 GB ram
- 6 series NVidia graphics card
- This is a 100% online delivered course so there is a reasonable bandwidth speed required (512kbps minimum recommended) and downloads may vary from 60MB – 100MB per week for classes. An initial download of the software will be needed and this is around 4GB.
- Headset with microphone
If your current computer meets these specifications, you will be able to install and run the software required for your course.
Students will need the following software to successfully complete the course:
- Autodesk Maya - Autodesk
- Web browser such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
Students will also need an internet connection, preferably broadband for streaming live discussions, collaboration and downloads.
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