Prerequisite(s) are course(s) that must be taken prior to this course, if any, and are decided by the department/program are course(s) that must Co-Requisite(s) be taken prior to or simultaneously, if any, and are decided by the department/program Concurrent Enrollment is course(s) that must be taken simultaneously, if any, and are decided by the department/program Recommended Preparation is course work or background that is advisable, not mandatory, and may be decided by the department/program and/or the instructor Course Notes Paper, animation bond paper, a sketchbook, and art supplies (pencils, pens, erasers, etc.) are required for each class and can all be purchased at the USC Bookstore. Be prepared to show your work at the beginning of each class. Bring a sketchbook to each class, as we will be Course Notes include important drawing in class, working on each assignment as well as developing and working toward the information on the course that will not appear elsewhere in the syllabus. This final assignment throughout the semester. may include the style of the course/teaching, such as flipped, project-based, etc. Communication Communication and Technology Policies differ from university policies in that Communication and collaboration are essential for animators working on any project. they are course-specific and set by each Therefore, I want you to feel comfortable asking questions and giving me feedback on this instructor. Common course-specific course just as I, and your classmates, will be providing you with feedback on your designs. If policies the instructor will need to create you have questions or comments, please speak to me directly after class or during my posted cover communication, in-class work, late office hours. You can also email me or call my office 213-740-1234. I will respond to work, and technology. CET provides a resource for. emails/voicemails within 24 hours Monday-Friday, and on the Monday following a weekend or holiday break.
Course Notes Paper, animation bond paper, a sketchbook, and art supplies (pencils, pens, erasers, etc.) are required for each class and can all be purchased at the USC Bookstore. Be prepared to show your work at the beginning of each class. Bring a sketchbook to each class, as we will be drawing in class, working on each assignment as well as developing and working toward the final assignment throughout the semester. Prerequisite(s) are course(s) that must be taken prior to this course, if any, and are decided by the department/program Co-Requisite(s) are course(s) that must be taken prior to or simultaneously, if any, and are decided by the department/program Concurrent Enrollment is course(s) that must be taken simultaneously, if any, and are decided by the department/program Recommended Preparation is course work or background that is advisable, not mandatory, and may be decided by the department/program and/or the instructor Course Notes include important information on the course that will not appear elsewhere in the syllabus. This may include the style of the course/teaching, such as flipped, project-based, etc. Communication Communication and collaboration are essential for animators working on any project. Therefore, I want you to feel comfortable asking questions and giving me feedback on this course just as I, and your classmates, will be providing you with feedback on your designs. If you have questions or comments, please speak to me directly after class or during my posted office hours. You can also email me or call my office 213-740-1234. I will respond to emails/voicemails within 24 hours Monday-Friday, and on the Monday following a weekend or holiday break. Communication and Technology Policies differ from university policies in that they are course-specific and set by each instructor. Common course-specific policies the instructor will need to create cover communication, in-class work, late work, and technology. CET provides a resource for.
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