Computer Design, Animation and Game Design Engineering Technology
Design, animation, virtual reality - achieved through the computer! Tomorrow's world of visual design is accessible through the Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Design, Animation and Game Design Engineering Technology.
Computer-aided design, commonly called CAD, is the use of computer hardware, software and peripherals to produce graphic images. An almost endless variety of computer-generated images is possible with this technology; the designer is limited only by his or her own imagination. Popular applications include engineering drawings, graphics and technical illustrations; architectural drawings and renderings; and electronics, mechanical, civil and business graphics.
CAD is the heart of automation in every modern manufacturing process. CAD-shaded drawings and animations have vastly improved the ability to describe solid objects through computer models. Animation and virtual reality let you move around inside the computer model you've built and let objects within that model behave as real objects do.
Multimedia integrates CAD designs, photorealistic images, sound, text and video clips to create audiovisual presentations.
This two-year course, combining a concentration of technical and related coursework with fundamental general studies skills, is available at Kent State University at Tuscarawas and results in an Associate of Applied Science degree upon successful completion of 65 semester hours of coursework. Most of the credits earned in the associates degree can be applied toward the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology.
Contact Dr. Kamal Bichara, director of Engineering Technology, at email@example.com or 330-308-7457 for more information about the Student Computer Designed Art Exhibit, or about the Associate and Bachelor's degree in Computer Design, Animation and Game Design Engineering Technology major. Visit theEngineering Technology Web site.
STUDENT COMPUTER DESIGNED ART EXHIBIT
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Upon graduation, you will be qualified for such entry-level positions as:
- Architectural CAD designer
- CAD draftsman
- Civil CAD designer
- Multimedia developer
- Technical illustrator
Dr. Kamal Bichara, Director of Engineering Technology