What is the primary focus of the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• Learning traditional painting techniques

• Creating 3D models and animations

• Studying historical art movements

• Learning about photography

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a skill taught in the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• Lighting and camera angles

• Motion studies

• Cooking techniques

• Drawing and sculpture

Where is the 3D Modeling and Animation I course held?

• Room 101

• Room 202

• Room 603

• Room 404

Which of the following topics is included in the course outline for 3D Modeling and Animation I?

• Basics of animation

• Advanced calculus

• World history

• Music theory

What type of assessments are primarily used in the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• Multiple-choice exams

• Project-based assessments

• Oral presentations

• Written essays

What is the contact email for the teacher of the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

Which of the following is a topic covered in the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• Basic modeling techniques

• Advanced chemistry

• French literature

• Ancient civilizations

Which of the following is NOT a topic included in the course outline for 3D Modeling and Animation I?

• Use of virtual cameras

• Basics of animation

• Advanced physics

• Durable employability skills

What type of projects are included in the assessments for the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• Group projects or individual projects

• Only written exams

• Only oral presentations

• Only multiple-choice quizzes

Which of the following is a concept students learn in the 3D Modeling and Animation I course?

• Camera angles

• Algebraic equations

• Historical dates

• Biological processes