Fullerton College: Art Computer Graphics Program
Fullerton College * Art Computer Graphics
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2D Graphics |
Page Layout |
3D Graphics |
Multimedia |
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general education class for majors and non-majors homepage |
computer graphics, general intro 9-week homepage |
3D graphics intro homepage |
web media intro |
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Electronic Illustration homepage |
Desktop Publishing I homepage |
3D Modeling |
Multimedia Animation homepage |
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Electronic Paint homepage |
Desktop Publishing II |
3D Computer Animation |
Multimedia Authoring homepage |
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Digital Photography homepage |
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The Art Computer Graphics program at Fullerton College began
as a specialized area of the Art Dept. in 1986. It has gradually expanded
to provide broad-based instruction in all applications of computers in the visual
arts.
Our students may work towards a transfer to a 4-year institution; earn a certificate in one of three areas of
specialization (animation/multimedia, computer graphics, desktop publishing);
or take individual classes to upgrade their job skills.
Classes are held in comprehensive facilities, providing a computer for each
student, and full access during extended hours of operation.
To learn more about the program, please see our contact and admission information, as well as the current schedule of classes.
Approx. size of program:
250-300 undergraduates.
Primary areas of focus:
Fine Art, Graphic Design, Multimedia.
Curriculum includes:
- Introduction to computer graphics
- digital painting, drawing and photography
- graphic design and layout
- 3d modeling, rendering and animation
- 2d animation and digital video, and interactive multimedia