Qualification Overview
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Qualification Title | Bachelor of Art and Design (3D Animation and Visual Effects) | |
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Qualification Type | Bachelor Degree | |
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Level | 7 | |
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Credits | 420 | |
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Strategic Purpose Statement |
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Graduate profile |
Graduates of this programme will be able to Compile, explain, synthesise, and critique information from a range of current and relevant industry and academic sources Formulate, test, and modify pragmatic problem-solving methods using standard and non-standard techniques and applicable theories, ideas, principles, concepts and investigatory/research methods Plan, prepare, manage, revise, and produce 3D and visual effects assets utilising pragmatic problem-solving methods using standard and non-standard techniques, applicable theories, ideas, principles, concepts and investigatory/research methods Generate, design, produce, justify and defend decisions made during the execution of 3D and visual effects productions and projects Investigate, critique, and judge emerging technologies and processes that influence 3D and visual effects practices Plan, prepare, manage, organise, compose and revise productions using an effective project management strategy while demonstrating effective communication and collaborative skills
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Education pathways |
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Entry Requirements |
Admission to the Bachelor of Art and Design (3D Animation and Visual Effects) 42 NCEA credits at level 3 (with at least 2 subjects scoring a minimum of 14 credits) over a maximum of 4 subjects. A minimum of 12 NCEA credits must also be achieved at Level 2 English and 14 NCEA credits at Level 1 Mathematics. Candidates should also have a minimum of 24 credits at Level 3 NCEA Art, Design or Technology subjects Equivalent qualification of above for example Cambridge International Examinations Have successfully completed a Media Design School Qualification, Level 5 or higher Have successfully completed a Qualification from another discipline, Level 4 or higher Discretionary entrance, where the applicant has significant art and design skills and experience
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Education Organisation | Media Design School Limited | |
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Developed By | Media Design School Limited | |
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Quality Assured By | New Zealand Qualifications Authority | |
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Number | 1770 | |
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Status | Current | |
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Created | 2011-12-07 10:27:17.0 | |
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Content |
The Bachelor of Art and Design (3D Animation and Visual Effects) will include: A systematic and coherent introduction to a defined body of knowledge relating to 2D and 3D animation and 3D modelling Development of skills required to master the software, harware and tools used to represent, display and manipulate topological two and three dimensional objects on a computer screen Skills development in drawing, colour, character design and computer applications Fundamental theory and concepts including 3D modelling, digital art, life drawing, compositing and rendering Introduction to various roles within a production team
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