Course detail
Computational Vizualization and Animation
FEKT-BPAVAcad. year: 2016/2017
Digital image processing (vector graphics, bitmaps, graphical formats).
Three-dimensional graphics, parametric modelling, design optimization.
Multimedia vizualization, animation and presentation (3D Studio MAX).
Computational vizualization and animation of electric machines and apparatus in 3D.
Practical utilization of animation techniques in modelling of switching arc in HV circuit breakers.
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Number of ECTS credits
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Learning outcomes of the course unit
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Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
Projects - 60 points
Course curriculum
2. Programs for visualization - 3D model presentation
3. Parametric and adaptive CAD systems
4. Component database creation at Inventor
5. Drawing documentation
6. Principles of AutoLisp, functions and data types
7. Individual work at AutoLisp
8. Photorealistic processing of a model
9. Digital video - formats, editing and modification
10. Computer typography
11. Ansys - introduction to FEM
12. Ansys - thermal and electromagnetic analyses using FEM
13. Ansys Workbench - introduction
Work placements
Aims
Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
Recommended optional programme components
Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
:3D Studio-Reference Manual,Autodesk, Inc
Recommended reading
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Type of course unit
Exercise in computer lab
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Syllabus
2. Programs for visualization - 3D model presentation
3. Parametric and adaptive CAD systems
4. Component database creation at Inventor
5. Drawing documentation
6. Principles of AutoLisp, functions and data types
7. Individual work at AutoLisp
8. Photorealistic processing of a model
9. Digital video - formats, editing and modification
10. Computer typography
11. Ansys - introduction to FEM
12. Ansys - thermal and electromagnetic analyses using FEM
13. Ansys Workbench - introduction