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Virtual reality modelling  ARC00052M

Module leader: Anthony Masinton

Aims

• to introduce CAD and three-dimensional computer modelling, their key concepts and technologies
• to provide foundational practical experience with CAD and VR modelling
• to understand the uses and limitations of CAD and VR modelling

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of this module you should:

• be able to digitise raster-based archaeological resources into a CAD environment
• understand the concepts of working in 3D and be able to create 3D models of artefacts and buildings in CAD
• have a working knowledge of 3D modelling, texturing, lighting and animation
• know how to integrate 3D content with other digital resources such as bitmaps and webpages