In this course, students will be introduced to concepts in computer modeling and basic animation. Students will complete a project that involves creating standard primitives, polygon modeling, creating materials, lights, and cameras, and finally, animating and rendering a scene.

Animation II focuses on the basic principles of animation. Students will learn a variety of new techniques to control animation and make it look more realistic. Tangent types, dope sheet, curve editor and adjusting the timing of animation will be explored. Inverse Kinematics will be introduced as well as animating a Biped figure.

This course is designed for students to demonstrate advanced skills in Microsoft Access. Students will prepare by hands-on computer projects relating to particular objectives of Microsoft Access core/ advanced objectives to pass Access MOS Certification exam. MOS certification course objectives are followed.

This course is designed for students to demonstrate advanced skills in Microsoft Access. Students will prepare by hands-on computer projects relating to particular objectives of Microsoft Access core/ advanced objectives to pass Access MOS Certification exam. MOS certification course objectives are followed.

Accounting II covers five major segments of accounting. The first is a study of different groups of balance sheet accounts, including notes, accounts receivable, merchandise inventory, and plant assets. The second is an in-depth coverage of accruals and deferrals of both revenue and expenses.

This on-line Accounting I course is the study of the basic accounting fundamentals. It covers the preparation and use of accounting records for individual, partnership, and corporate business organizations.

Accounting II is a continuation of Accounting I. It will include the study of partnerships, corporations, the cash flow statement, financial statement analysis, responsibility accounting, manufacturing operations, and budgeting and the decision-making tools necessary for businesses today. Prerequisite: ACC 177 Accounting I with grade "C" or better.

Accounting II covers five major segments of accounting. The first is a study of different groups of balance sheet accounts, including notes, accounts receivable, merchandise inventory, and plant assets. The second is an in-depth coverage of accruals and deferrals of both revenue and expenses.

Students will use various computer applications to simulate real world office applications that will reinforce students’ skills.

This course picks up where IMD 161 3D Graphics and Animation II leaves off and continues more in depth in 3ds Max. The focus will be on modeling and texturing for games. Creating, unwrapping, and texturing simple models will be practiced. High- and low-poly asset creation pipeline will be explored.