INFR 2310U – Animation and A.I. for Games

This course introduces students to fundamental concepts in computer animation and artificial intelligence for games and provides students with a solid basis of algorithmic concepts in these areas. Topics in this course include decision making, in-game sensing, incorporating traditional animation techniques, forward kinematics, player control, character animation, interpolation and advanced-level concepts focusing on animation system development in leading game engines.
Formerly: Computer Animation: Algorithms and Techniques
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Laboratory hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): INFR 1020U and INFR 1100U and INFR 1396U