Rhino Software for Intermediate Users

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Mar 19 - Apr 16

$275

Location

Online

Faculty

John Thomas Heida, Principal, John Heida Studio

Rhino is a cutting-edge software program that is used in architecture and engineering, as well as product and jewelry design industries for 3D modeling objects using NURBS surfaces. Rhino provides all the tools needed to accurately model and document your designs for CAD drawings, renderings, and rapid prototype manufacturing processes. This course will build on the material covered in VLC-2548, Introduction to Rhino 3D Software, with an emphasis on surface forming, advanced tools and trouble-shooting problem files. Asynchronous lectures and home assignments will be available days before each live session, and students will have the opportunity to submit questions that the instructor will address during the live session. Live sessions will be recorded and students unable to attend can review demonstrations and discussions outside of class time.
PREREQUISITE: VLC-2548, Introduction to Rhino 3D Software, or equivalent.
NOTE: Access to the Visible Futures Lab is not available for this course. Students must install McNeel's Rhino software on their computers. Demo versions of this software, both Macintosh and PC platforms, are available for the duration of the course at no cost. This course is fully online and offered through a combination of regularly scheduled sessions during the listed course hours, as well as asynchronous material that may include prerecorded lectures and media, and interactive discussions.

Course Number

VLC-2552-OL

Credits

1.5 CEUs

Technical Requirements

The School of Visual Arts online courses are hosted in Canvas, our College-wide learning system. Most computers (5 years old or newer recommended) can access the course(s) without a problem. The courses work with Windows (Windows 7 and newer), Macintosh (Mac OSX 10.10 and newer), and Linux (chromeOS). Participants will need a minimum screen size of 800x600 (the average size of a netbook) and good broadband (Minimum of 512kbps) Internet connection to participate in the online courses.
Accessing Your Online Course
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Steps to Access Your Online Course
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