Augmented reality enhances the experience of the real physical world. This is done through the use of digital 3D objects, 2D images, video and auditory elements that are mediated through technology. This course will explore the creation of augmented reality experiences utilizing the Membit and Artivive smartphone apps. It will also cover useful skills and software for creating digital assets used to build augmented reality experiences. Technology requirements: 2019 or newer smartphone, a computer or tablet with access to the internet. Most of the required software/apps for this course are free, but there are a couple that students need to purchase.
PREREQUISITES: None
Note: The January in NY State program fee includes 3US credits. If you choose a 4US credit course, there will be an extra tuition fee of approximately AU$175, per course.
Course syllabi are provided as a guide only. Class timetables are released closer to program start date.
Pre-requisite: Knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator highly recommended.
The course explores illustration as an instrument of communication (i.e. advertising) and narration (i.e. comic books). It aims at improving drawing and design skills by teaching image making with an emphasis on edge, shape, color and value. Students will learn how to apply composition and design, color, and conceptualization to a wide range of materials and techniques. Students will use illustration software to enhance traditional work and acquire important knowledge in the digital domain. Idea development within real-world parameters, originality, aesthetics, and technical proficiency are emphasized. This class includes experiential learning with CEMI.
Introduction and integration of traditional design tools, camera, and digital technologies for application to visual thinking and fundamentals of design. Studio, six hours; outside study, six hours.
