ATEC 2382 @ Arts, Technology and Emerging communication, University of Texas at Dallas
Computer Imaging
Computer Imaging & Design Basics.
Course Description
This course is the productive collaboration between aesthetic consistency and technology. It is designed to prepare students for producing original digital art by utilizing a computer software as a tool in the art making process as well as a stepping-stone for advanced classes – Game Lab, 3D Modeling and Texturing, Virtual Environments and other.
The learning process consist of assignments, critiques, exams and projects. The basic principles of design, fundamental understanding of visual communication, composition and color relationships are introduced to give a platform for understanding the essential objectives for creating and appreciating art. Mini demonstrations, lectures and presentations by instructor navigate students work, discussions and creative outcome.
Student Learning Objectives/Outcomes
- Creative approach for producing original image by analyzing the technology possibilities and aesthetic goals.
- working knowledge of the techniques, tools and hardware of computer imaging;
- the objective evaluation and understanding of image through the perspective of basic design principles, visual elements and composition essentials;
- Identify terminology, advantages and limitations of image editing software. Create, edit, and output knowledge of composition, design elements, creativity, concept development, visual communication.
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