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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
The classrooms are wide and spacious.The students were encouraged to participate in the fest and other competitions which are held in our own space and also out of campus The canteen is satisfactory and the library is good enough the greenery spread all over t
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
Technical reasons:
- Most of the best 3D game engines are written in C/C++. This is a big deal since most game developers don't want to compromise on their 3D engine, but nor do they want to write one from scratch. Java has jMonkeyEngine which is open source and actually really good but it still can't yet compete with the Unreal Engine.
- For some very rare situation, there are advantages in getting "close to the metal" in C or assembly language, specifically for access to speci
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
The graphic design and animation program prepares graduates for a wide range of careers in the
industry such as publication design, advertising design, animation, broadcast design, interactive
design and illustration.
The skills taught in the courses encompass craft at a technical level; yet also include design,
drawing, critical thinking, creativity, daring, collaboration, and a fundamental awareness of theory
and history. Throughout the program, students are engaged in all aspects of animation/graphic
design production, from concept development and production design to the completion of finished
segments.
The candi
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
I think you shouldn't go to Amity. Try for some other one for sure.
All the best.
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
Brainware offers B.A.(Hons) Multimedia & Web Development. The course is very much widely accepted and is nationally recognized.
Professionally qualified and experienced faculty members teaching 3D Modeling, Animation and Digital Sculpting for Ads, Games, Digital Media Presentations, Walk-Through.
Students will be able to nurture their inherent creative skills and will also be able to communicate through media of digital art
Deal with the finest details of a complete production for a video or graphic project
Hands-on training on Android programming, J2ME, IOS development, Advance 3D, CAD application.
However, Sharda is a costly affair. It
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
The Department of Animation & Gaming at GEHU serves as the high-end Graphic Design, 2D, 3D Animation & VFX education school. The Department of Allied Sciences has prepared number of students for careers in Animation, VFX, Filmmaking, Gaming, Web and Graphics Design. The school provides quality education through career-oriented courses, leading to top-notch job placements.
Department has a dedicated Research & Development team consisting of industry professionals. This team is responsible for planning the detailed curriculum for the course.
The department conducts faculty training programs to ensure high standards of teaching in the cl
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
Bangalore University doesn't offer a course in Animation. And, KIIT University doesn't offer it either. It offers: Bachelor in Film and Television Production (3 years).
I would suggest you to rather go for Jain University. The Indian Animation industry is growing at a very rapid pace and many international and Hollywood projects have at least a part of it made here. India has become an animation outsourcing hub and has made its mark for its skilled artists and quality work.
Jain University founded in 1990, ranked as top 5 private universities in Bangalore and one of the top Animation college in Bangalore which provide Hands on Experie
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
ASAS doesn't offer a course in Animation but B.Sc in visual media and only for girls. Here are its details:
B. Sc. (VISUAL MEDIA)
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
DURATION:
THREE Years - SIX Semesters
ELIGIBILITY:
10+2 any stream with 50% marks
Andhra University doesn't offer a course in Animation. The answers hence is- Look for a college that offers your desired course.
I would suggest you to rather go for Jain University. The Indian Animation industry is growing at a very rapid pace and many international and Hollywood projects have at least a part of it made here. India has become an animation outsourcing hub and has made its mark for its skilled arti
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6 years agoContributor-Level 6
NID Ahmedabad is any better than NID Gandhinagar in terms of it's placements of product design, graphic design and animation courses. The students from NID get jobs in:
Product design- Junior/senior designer in furniture, mobile/computer accessories department, designer consultant of such companies who develop glasses, upcoming products of our daily use like bottles, plastics material and others
Graphic design- Designer in logos consultant, software based designing in computer/mobile wallpapers, the designing in the stickers of the graphics in car or bikes, related products, etc
Animation design- Gets jobs in animation movie companies
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