This session discusses some of the main tools and elements used in Blender and takes students through the process of creating their own project.
UIF STEM Tutorials: This course covers 3D modeling in Blender. Students will be introduced to 3D graphics, modeling, animation, and the industries that rely heavily on these skills. Students will learn basic techniques in modeling while building up to a full scene with a character and backdrop. Major tools in Blender necessary to modeling will be explored including scaling, rotating, working with primitives and proportional editing, adding topology, and the difference between destructive and non-destructive modeling. The course is primarily for middle school and high school students starting at an introductory level. Blender is a free software available on laptop and desktop.
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Founded in 1986, by Dr. Richard E. Caruso, the Uncommon Individual Foundation (UIF) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit leader in mentor-based learning. A successful entrepreneur, and former CEO of Integra LifeSciences, Dr. Caruso attributes his entrepreneurial success to the mentors he encountered throughout his life. UIF is his way of ‘mentoring it forward,’ to help individuals and organization succeed through curated connections to mentors. The Foundation helps individuals and organizations through five mentoring programs: Corporate, Education, Entrepreneur, Media, and Technology.
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