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They will explore various aspects of 3D graphics, such as texturing, mapping, lighting, camera movement, and rendering. They will apply their skills and knowledge to produce realistic and artistic 3D images. |  |\n| Points 35\u003Cbr>Prerequisites\u003Cbr>Digital Media 2 or teacher approval\u003Cbr>Recommended course length\u003Cbr>One semester\u003Cbr>National Career Cluster |  |  |\n|  | Exam Blueprint |  |\n|  | Standard\u003Cbr>1. Career Opportunities\u003Cbr>2. 3D Scene Creation\u003Cbr>3. Model 3D Objects\u003Cbr>4. Surface Materials to 3D Models\u003Cbr>5. Lighting and Camera Techniques\u003Cbr>6. Render 3D Models | Percentage of exam\u003Cbr>6% 23% 23% 20% 17% 11% |\n| Arts, A/V Technology, & |  |  |\n| Communications |  |  |\n| Information Technology |  |  |\n| Science, Technology, |  |  |\n| Engineering, & |  |  |\n| Mathematics |  |  |\n| Performance standards |  |  |\n| N/A |  |  |\n| Certificate available |  |  |\n| Yes |  |  |","cbCaisUmJ92Mc03j","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisUmJ92Mc03j","pdf",206299,"English","# Exam Information\n## Exam number 818\n## Points 35\n## Prerequisites\n## Recommended course length\n## National Career Cluster\n## Exam Blueprint\n### Standard\n### Percentage of exam\n### Arts, A/V Technology, &\n### Communications\n### Information Technology\n### Science, Technology,\n### Engineering, &\n### Mathematics\n### Performance standards\n### Certificate available","[{\"question\":\"What are the prerequisites for the 3D Graphics course?\",\"answer\":\"The prerequisites for the 3D Graphics course are Digital Media 2 or teacher approval.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key topics covered in the 3D Graphics course?\",\"answer\":\"The course covers creating and manipulating 3D models, texturing, mapping, lighting, camera movement, and rendering.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the breakdown of the exam for 3D Graphics?\",\"answer\":\"The exam is weighted across several standards: Career Opportunities (6%), 3D Scene Creation (23%), Model 3D Objects (23%), Surface Materials to 3D Models (20%), Lighting and Camera Techniques (17%), and Render 3D Models (11%).\"}]","3D Graphics | PDF"]