majors with experience in a professional environment, helping
to prepare them for entry into the job market. Status updates
will be submitted to an advising instructor during the
internship.
ICM 461 2-D Animation and Tools
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ICM 311
This course allows students to strengthen existing
animation skills by emphasizing illustrative style and
technique. Through lectures and practice, students explore
the influence of the visual arts in independent production and
develop a personal aesthetic. Students will also learn to
develop a better sense of timing, staging and fluid movement
while continuing to develop sequential drawing skills.
ICM 462 3-D Animation and Tools
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ICM 311
Students are challenged to integrate, both
technically and aesthetically, 3-D character and background
elements in a project-based environment. Students master
match-moving and compositing techniques, as well as
exercise character animation and modeling skills. Students
will also explore basic tools and apply them to various
anatomical problems to find modeling and rigging solutions
for character motion. Major emphasis is placed on proper
identification of controls for the end user.
ICM 471 Cooperative Education
(6 credits)
Prerequisite: ICO 301
The study of actual working processes in a
realworld establishment in the capacity of an employee to
prepare the student for future careers in the most systemic
manner possible. The student will be assigned to a full-time
position at an establishment for a minimum period of one
educational term or sixteen weeks. The job is one of quality
which offers the possibility of relevant work-integrated learning
or project-based learning and contributes to the benefit of
the entity. The student will be evaluated for their performance
by the faculty and the establishment. As well, the student will
be required to deliver a report summarizing their
performance following the conclusion of their cooperative
education work assignment.
ICO 301 Pre-Cooperative Education
(3 credits)
IBA 111 Introduction to Business and
Entrepreneurship
(3 credits)
The study of concept behind the cooperative
education system and the development of readiness and
various capabilities such as job application letter writing,
employer screening, job interview techniques, communication
skill improvement, personality, teamwork, organizational
culture, creative thinking techniques, report writing and
presentation techniques, as well as entrepreneurship skills,
recommended practices at work and workplace safety.
This course studies introduction to business
knowledge alongside with creative and innovative managerial
practices of successful entrepreneurship and new venture
creation. The course explores the entrepreneurial concepts of
business management, including planning, raising capital,
using business information, managing employees, and
marketing products and services. Fundamental business
concepts in major areas, such as business environment,
marketing, accounting, finance, management, production and
international business are included. Students will be challenged
to apply principles and concepts to create new business
venture and develop the skills necessary for entrepreneurial
success. Building entrepreneurial spirit in making business
decisions and enhancing long-term business success through
innovation in management and understanding business ethics,
character development, social responsibility, organizational
culture, and special issues in a global economy.
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