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This course will explore hands on development of virtual worlds. Students will engage in character representation, collective storytelling, and alternative social and communications methods. Students will practice environmental simulation, and economics appropriate to virtual worlds. Students will use audio, video, bitmaps and 3D modeling techniques for in-world and real world media creation. Object scripting for interactivity, commerce, data communication and motion will be introduced. Students will participate in virtual world cultures.
Course descriptions are stored in OASIS and are maintained by the Associate Dean for each School.
