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ARTV1032 Foundation Computer Studies

First Year Course

Offered By School of Art
Academic Career Undergraduate
Course Subject Visual Arts
Offered in Second Semester, 2012 and Second Semester, 2013
Unit Value 6 units
Course Description

In this course students will be introduced to a wide variety of computer applications in the context of professional art practices. The course covers image manipulation (Photoshop), graphic (Illustrator) and 3D modeling (Carrara) as well as website creation (Dreamweaver). It provides access to and an understanding of Information Technology facilities and IT systems relevant to the School of Art.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course you should be able to:

  1. Show understanding of the relevant Information Technology facilities and IT systems, in particular the relevant software applications used at the School of Art
  2. Demonstrate an awareness of the specific applications of image, graphic, 3D and I.C web design software and apply them appropriately in a creative way
  3. Translate your ideas both into a digital 2D and 3D (virtual) form
  4. Use a range of creative digital applications with confidence
  5. Creatively apply skills in a web-based learning environment.
Indicative Assessment

10-15 digital images presented as a website (90%), attendance (10%).

Workload

3.5 contact hours per week

Areas of Interest Visual Arts
Requisite Statement

folio/interview

Majors/Specialisations Visual Arts Practice
Programs Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Visual Arts, and Bachelor of Visual Arts
Academic Contact Gilbert Riedelbauch

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