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Agile Fundamentals

Kyle Green, Dan LeFebvre, and Sunder Iyer

In this course we will learn about some of the differences between the Softimage and Maya interfaces. Software required: Maya, Softimage.

In this course we will learn about some of the differences between the Softimage and Maya interfaces. Each video in this course is a self-contained lesson centering on a different user interface element in Softimage and the equivalent user interface element in Maya. Software required: Maya, Softimage.

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Introduction and Project Overview
Graph Editor vs. Animation Editor
Camera Movements in Maya
Outliner vs. Explorer
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Learners who complete Agile Fundamentals will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Computer Animator
Computer Animators bring life to digital images within various mediums, creating visual effects in television, film, commercials, and video games. Gaining exposure to the Softimage and Maya interfaces, as taught in this course, can help you to secure a role as a Computer Animator by giving you essential experience with the industry-standard tools and techniques used to create high-quality animations.
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Motion Graphics Designer
Motion Graphics Designers use motion graphics to communicate ideas in an engaging and visually appealing way. This role often involves creating animations for websites, social media, and television commercials. Taking this course can help you develop a solid foundation in the use of Maya and Softimage, giving you the skills necessary to succeed as a Motion Graphics Designer.
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Visual Effects Artist
Visual Effects Artists specialize in creating visual effects for film, television, and video games. They use a variety of techniques to create realistic and engaging effects, such as explosions, weather effects, and computer-generated characters. This course can provide you with foundational skills in Maya and Softimage, giving you a competitive edge in pursuing a career as a Visual Effects Artist.
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3D Modeler
3D Modelers create three-dimensional models of objects and environments for use in various industries, including film, television, video games, and product design. Taking this course can give you hands-on experience with Maya and Softimage, preparing you to create high-quality 3D models for a variety of purposes.
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Technical Animator
Technical Animators work on the technical side of animation, creating and developing the underlying systems and processes that make animations possible. This course can help you build a solid foundation in the use of Maya and Softimage, giving you the skills needed to excel as a Technical Animator.
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Game Designer
Game Designers create and design video games, working on the overall concept, gameplay, and visuals. Understanding the user interface elements of Maya and Softimage, as covered in this course, can be valuable for Game Designers who may need to work with animators and artists to bring their game designs to life.
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Interactive Media Designer
Interactive Media Designers create interactive digital experiences for websites, mobile apps, and other platforms. This course can help you gain proficiency in Maya and Softimage, giving you the skills needed to design and develop engaging interactive experiences.
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User Experience (UX) Designer
UX Designers focus on creating user-centered experiences for websites, apps, and other digital products. Having a strong understanding of the user interface elements taught in this course can be beneficial for UX Designers who need to consider how users interact with digital interfaces.
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Software Developer
Software Developers design, develop, and maintain software applications. While not directly related to software development, this course can help Software Developers who specialize in 3D graphics or animation by providing them with foundational knowledge of Maya and Softimage.
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Art Director
Art Directors oversee the visual aspects of a project, including the design, typography, and layout. Taking this course can help Art Directors expand their knowledge of digital tools and techniques, giving them a better understanding of how their designs can be implemented in a digital environment.
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Technical Writer
Technical Writers create user manuals, technical documentation, and other materials to explain complex technical concepts. This course may be helpful for Technical Writers who need to document software or applications related to 3D modeling or animation.
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Instructional Designer
Instructional Designers develop and deliver educational programs and materials. Taking this course can provide Instructional Designers with additional knowledge of digital tools and techniques, allowing them to create more engaging and interactive learning experiences.
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Project Manager
Project Managers oversee projects from start to finish, ensuring timely completion and adherence to budget and quality standards. This course may be beneficial for Project Managers who work on projects involving 3D modeling or animation, giving them a better understanding of the technical aspects of these processes.
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Graphic Designer
Graphic Designers create visual concepts for various media, including print, web, and social media. While not directly related to 3D modeling or animation, this course may provide Graphic Designers with some foundational knowledge of digital tools and techniques that could be useful in their work.
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Web Designer
Web Designers create and maintain websites. Having a basic understanding of 3D modeling and animation, as introduced in this course, could be beneficial for Web Designers who want to incorporate more engaging and interactive elements into their websites.
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164 hours
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Intermediate
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Instructors
Kyle Green
Dan LeFebvre
Sunder Iyer
Language
English
This course belongs to a collection called Practicing Agile - PMI-ACP®. It's comprised of 12 courses:
  1. PMI-ACP®: Introduction to Agile Project Mgt and the PMI-ACP Exam (1 of 11)
  2. PMI-ACP®: Agile Methodologies (2 of 11)
  3. PMI-ACP®: Value-driven Delivery and Adaptive Planning (3 of 11)
  4. PMI-ACP®: Agile Estimation, Metrics, and Risk Management (4 of 11)
  5. PMI-ACP®: Agile Communications Practices and Agile Tools (5 of 11)
  6. PMI-ACP®: Agile Development, Quality, and Testing Practices (6 of 11)
  7. PMI-ACP®: Agile Team Dynamics, Performance, and Leadership (7 of 11)
  8. PMI-ACP®: Agile Continuous Improvement (8 of 11)
  9. PMI-ACP®: Scaling Agile to an Enterprise Level (9 of 11)
  10. PMI-ACP®: Applied Agile Project Management (10 of 11)
  11. Agile Fundamentals (viewing)
  12. Agile in the Real World
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