Course Updates - Continuing Studies
New courses effective Fall Semester 2026 (020263)
SANI 1064 – Life Drawing for Animation: Capstone Level 1 (3.9 CEUs)
Students elevate their skills by focusing on the human figure through detailed studies of anatomy, proportion, and movement. Through a combination of timed poses and extended sessions, they refine their techniques and explore various drawing mediums. Students continue to develop a critical eye for a variety of subjects with exercises designed to provide high quality portfolio pieces.
Registration in this course is restricted to students admitted to the Diploma in 3D Technologies for Film and Games.
SCLP 1110 - Project Leadership for Supply Chain and Logistics (2.7 CEUs)
Effective project leadership is essential to managing supply chain and logistics operations. Students investigate how project scope, scheduling, and budgeting impact decision-making in logistics scenarios. They analyze common supply chain challenges across vendor, buyer, and carrier relationships while applying communication and conflict-resolution strategies that support successful project outcomes. Students further explore how coordinated project leadership practices strengthen performance, reliability, and resilience in supply chain contexts.
SCLP 1115 - Workplace Practicum in Supply Chain and Logistics (16 CEUs)
In the supply chain and logistics sector, workplace experience strengthens core competencies and builds confidence for professional success. Students bring their academic learning and technical skills into real employment settings where they can actively participate in daily operations. Through immersive placements, students develop technical abilities, engage in reflective learning, and adapt to industry expectations. Students in the practicum grow professionally and prepare for a confident transition into the global supply chain workforce.
New courses effective Spring Semester 2027 (020271)
SANI 1065 – Life Drawing for Animation: Capstone Level 2 (3.9 CEUs)
Exploring the complexities of the human form is the key to success as a figurative artist. Students explore life drawing challenges that focus on accurate portrayal of the human form during everyday actions. They also explore a variety of media, hone their rendering skills, and push the boundaries of effective composition. Students engage in a range of techniques that strengthen their identity as artists.
Registration in this course is restricted to students admitted to the Diploma in 3D Technologies for Film and Games.