Learning Outcomes Relationships

CLO 1: Understanding of how basic design principles and elements, including color, are utilized to address specific narrative or expressive problems in illustration.
CLO 2: Ability to defend aesthetic judgements and choices in own work.

CLO 1: Understanding of how basic design principles and elements, including color, are utilized to address specific narrative or expressive problems in illustration.
CLO 3: Ability to analyze and criticize various aspects of artistic expression in the work of others.

PLO 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the 12 principles of computer animation through the successful completion a series of exercises.\n

CLO 1: Understanding of how basic design principles and elements, including color, are utilized to address specific narrative or expressive problems in illustration.
CLO 4: Knowledge and skills in the use of basic traditional and digital tools, techniques, and processes sufficient to work from concept to finished product.
CLO 5: Functional knowledge of the history of illustration, including its origins in the fine arts, and its relationship to written communication.
CLO 6: Preparation of illustrations in a variety of media and a variety of subject matter, from rough through finished pieces.

PLO 4: Use the industry-standard animation development pipeline to create a computer animation.

CLO 1: Understanding of how basic design principles and elements, including color, are utilized to address specific narrative or expressive problems in illustration.
CLO 4: Knowledge and skills in the use of basic traditional and digital tools, techniques, and processes sufficient to work from concept to finished product.
CLO 6: Preparation of illustrations in a variety of media and a variety of subject matter, from rough through finished pieces.

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