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3DVR-MIN 3D modelling and virtual reality

Faculty of Information Technology

3D modelling and virtual reality (3DVR-MIN) is a minor worth 24 credit points, listing 4 units, taught at Clayton.

Credit points
24
Units
4
Campus
Clayton

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Overview

3D modelling and virtual reality focuses on creation. We can make digital worlds that appear real, we can craft digital models and ‘print’ them as physical forms, and we can 'scan' the material world to make a digital model. The implications for manufacturing, entertainment, design and scientific visualisation are wide ranging. This minor provides students with the technical underpinning in creating and editing 3D models, animating them, and deploying them to build virtual worlds. It also offers the creative scope for students to develop a body of work in 3D character animation, immersive environments, and virtual and augmented reality.
 
Availability
3D modelling and virtual reality is listed in C2000 Bachelor of Information Technology at Clayton as a minor.

Structure

Rules
No more than 12 credit points at Level 1 may be credited to the minor.

You must complete 24 credit points of core units.
Core units24 credit points

Notes

To find the previous version use the Advanced Search function in the Handbook and select the relevant year: 3DMODANI02 (pre 2023), 3DMODANI03 (2023-2026).

Contacts

Academic Coordinators
Associate Professor Thomas Chandler

Common questions

What units are in 3D modelling and virtual reality?

It lists 4 units, including FIT1033, FIT2098, FIT2169 and FIT3187. The structure above shows which are required and which you choose.

Minor details

Type
Minor
Study level
Undergraduate
Credit points
24
Faculty
Faculty of Information Technology
Handbook years
2027