Undergraduates in the School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology begin their coursework learning the foundations of computer animation, game studies, UX/UI design, motion graphics, digital fabrication, and media histories.
Undergraduates in the School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology begin their coursework learning the foundations of computer animation, game studies, UX/UI design, motion graphics, digital fabrication, and media histories. In their third year of study, students have the option to select a concentration in Animation and Games, Critical Media Studies, or Emerging Media Arts.
Students who wish to specialize in Animation and Games (A&G) within the Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication major may apply to be admitted into the concentration after consultation with their academic advisor. A&G provides a thorough grounding in the development and creation of digital animation and games, including 3D computer animation, motion graphics, motion capture, educational games, real-time entertainment, and social gaming. Students are eligible to apply to A&G during their third semester at AHT.
A&G students have the opportunity to work in a studio environment, explore visual narrative, game mechanics and experimental animation, and learn project development and management practices. The concentration examines the potential of animation and games in diverse areas such as entertainment, education, and visualization. Close consultation with academic advisors is recommended.
The School of Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication (ATEC) is a recognized multidisciplinary academic research school with leading-edge STEAM programs that build upon the creative disciplines of science, technology, art, engineering, and management.
Media Arts & Animation employers have high expectations, and so do we. Drawing on years of industry experience, our Media Arts & Animation school instructors will push you to go beyond your comfort zone as you explore and experiment with new ideas and techniques.
Animation is magical it can speak across cultural, age, gender and language barriers. Because animation uses our own imagination, its images and narratives have a unique power to move people to laughter and tears sometimes at the same time.
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