3D Computer Generated Imagery: Architectural Visualisation FdSc

Course overview

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This course is delivered at Bournemouth and Poole College

Computer Generated Imagery has really expanded over the past few years. CGI representations are now used in a huge range of areas including technical advertising, (such as Dyson, mobile phone promotions and car design) corporate presentations, photo-realistic special effects, engineering simulations and virtual environments. At Bournemouth and Poole College we have been involved in a number of projects that have covered areas including short film animations, scientific visualisation, avatar construction and games modelling.

This course is designed to meet the needs of the architectural visualisation industry and to enable students to develop into innovative and creative designers who can represent complex architectural structures in a visually appealing way using 3D environments.

Key Facts

Next start dates:
September 2012, September 2013

Location:
Bournemouth and Poole College

School:
School of Design, Engineering & Computing,

Duration:
2 years full-time

Delivery method:
Full-time

Entry requirements:
For 2012 entry: 120 points from 2 A-levels including a Grade C in a relevant subject or an equivalent Level 3 qualification e.g. BTEC National Diploma or an Access to Higher Education Diploma
For 2013 entry: To be confirmed.
Further details about entry requirements

Relevant subjects:
CDT, Drawing and Graphics, Art, Computing

Recommended GCSEs:
Minimum of 4 GCSEs grades A* to C, including Maths and English or appropriate Key Skills Level 2 or equivalent

If English is not your first language:
IELTS 6.0 (Academic) or above.
International entry requirements

UCAS code:
G740

Course reference:
FDCGIAVF

Telephone:
Bournemouth and Poole College: +44 (0)1202 205180

Related courses:
Creative Technology, Computer Animation

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