Welcome
to Huddersfield3D
the Design Exhibition Centre for Product and Transport students.
This is an online student web gallery and information centre. You can
browse hundred of items of design work as well as link to relevant web
sites. The work below is only a small selection of our design students.from
the School
of Art, Design and Architecture
Animations
samples: Visit
animation section for more or use www.youtube.com
and search huddersfield3d. All animations done by 3D Product,
Transport and Product with Animation students
Sample
of Product / Transport Design students year 2 CAD work, Star
Wars, Matrix, Star Trek, Vehicle, Automotive design
Sample
of Product / Transport Design students Previous year work
We
are please to tell you 3D Model Gallery is ready produced by
3D Product, Transport Design, Master etc. students / courses
is ready to use. (Wire, 3DS, Max, Solidworks prt, asm etc.available
only to registered students)
Examples
exibited here initially produced by the Art&Design
graduates
from University of Huddersfield, England, United Kingdom of, BA,
BSc Product, BA Transport / Automotive and BA Industrial Design
BA Product Design with Animation, 3D Design, Children Toy Design,
Creative Imaging Media and Animation,
BA(Hons) 3D Design: Fine Products and Entrepreneurship,
MA/MSc Design Master, MPhil, PhD.
Product designers shape the world around us. The intellectual
skills to solve problems and develop products which have worldwide
demand are of high value. These
award winning and highly regarded courses produce professional
designers capable of highly creative design ideas and sufficient
technical know-how to deliver the mass produced items of tomorrow.The
courses have very close industrial links and a high level of vocational
bias which is illustrated by the substantial amount of live project
work and our excellent graduate career record.
BA
and BSc students enrol onto a common Year 1 programme and choose,
with staff help, which pathway to follow at the start of Year
2 thus ensuring a well-informed decision.The courses embrace a
range of skills which include sketch drawing, physical model-making
(aesthetic, ergonomic and prototypes), computer aided design skills
(including rapid prototyping) together with technical and contextual
inputs. .Both routes integrate an optional 48 week work experience
period during Year 3.
New
courses in this subject area are available as follows, please
see website for details:
BA(Hons) Product Design: 3D Animation
BA(Hons) Product Design: Children's Products and Toys
BA(Hons) Product Design: Sustainable Design
BA(Hons) 3D Design: Fine Products and Entrepreneurship
Throughout the course, design projects form the core of your studies
and cover a wide range of topics, allowing you to practise the
skills and knowledge you have acquired from associated modules.
Live projects have involved companies such as Jaguar, Nissan,
Ford, Land Rover, TVR and MG Rover. While a significant proportion
of the course is orientated towards automotive design, projects
also allow for a wider interpretation of transport design and
have included public transport, trucks, motorcycles, boats and
bikes as well as more conceptual approaches towards transport
issues of the future. Modules taught during Years 1 and 2 support
your design work and include:
Visual
Techniques which develops your sketching, rendering and presentation
skills
CAD which
introduces you to industry standard software and progresses
through from 2D packages used for presentation to 3D programmes
used for virtual modelling
Animation
and Presentation
Technology
Foundation which covers ergonomics and manufacturing/technology
issues
Contextual
Studies which considers how design is affected by cultural,
political, sociological and historical factors, as well as the
marketing of new products.
During the final year, you will undertake a major project which
will allow you to exhibit the skills you have acquired throughout
the course.
The MA 3D
Digital Design (MA 3DDD) course proposes that the future of the
three-dimensional design process lies firmly in the digital domain
of computer aided design, 3D computer modelling, computer-generated
animation, 3D interactivity, 3D laser scanning, stereo projection
technologies, motion capture for characters and direct digital
manufacture.
The MA 3D
Digital Design pathway is unique in providing an arena in which
highly advanced, practical three-dimensional digital modelling
and animation techniques are developed within a project-based
environment, while being supported by a wider, contextual exploration
of digital technologies themselves and the impact these have had
on design practice, manufacturing production and the consumption
of design.
The ethos
of the MA/MSc 3DDD pathway is to enable professional 3D designers
to enter into practice at the forefront of technology having an
understanding of how a range of 3D software packages can be combined
and manipulated to serve different purposes. In this way, it is
expected that the conventional resource boundaries potentially
limiting 3D designers will be tested and reformed to allow more
innovative and creative design processes to be employed.
Graduates with
degrees in three-dimensional design, including Product Design,
Architecture, 3D Games Design, Animation, etc., can explore the
impact of emerging technologies on the design process and the
production of objects or spaces. Taught over 45 weeks the course
covers advanced animation, generative 3D modelling and real-time
graphics, complex forms will be visualised, simulated and tested
on screen.
Where
is Huddersfield:
Huddersfield is the largest town in West Yorkshire, UK and around
5 miles from Leeds, or Halifax, 20 miles from Sheffield.or Bradford
and 35 miles from Manchester.or York, 100 miles from Coventry
or Newcastle and 200 miles from London
Cad
Software used:Alias
Wavefront Design Studio, Maya , Solidworks, Catia, 3D Studio
Max, MSC Nastran, Cosmos works / motion Flowworks, Ideas, Poser,
Character Studio, Reactor etc.3D design software and Photoshop,
Freehand, Adobe Premiere, After Effects and Virtools are used.
