Excuse me, what subjects do college students usually study in animation?

I am an animation major. Let me tell you about our school curriculum. Different institutions may not enter the same course, but the basic differences are not bad. It's all from easy to difficult, step by step, and this will not change. See the blue of the sky

When I was a freshman, I mainly studied basic and artistic skills: color, animation sketch, perspective, human body structure, creative sketch and so on.

Then, those who have a great relationship with animation generally start from the second year or the first half of the semester: animation introduction, animation modeling design, animation scene design, animation director, animation lens (important), animation motion law (important) and so on;

There are many courses related to computer software. After all, today's animation is mostly made by computer (traditional animation will be very tiring). Teaching in the second semester of sophomore year and junior year: the basic software is painting, and Photoshop generally teaches it, but sai and painter are all analogies (this may be taught in freshman year, after all, it is the foundation; Put it here for clear classification); Then there is animation software. Animation is divided into three-dimensional animation and two-dimensional animation, and the software for learning in different directions is different (in case you don't know, let me explain it to you: like Frozen and Hero 6, this is three-dimensional animation; Huo Ying and Jubilance are two-dimensional animations, and the three-dimensional ones are Maya, 3D MAX, Zbrush, etc., while the secondary elements of domestic universities are mostly FLASH. Finally, finished product editing and synthesis software, such as AE(Adobe After) and pr(adobe premiere), is essential.

After learning the above courses, you have mastered the knowledge points, have a good idea or creativity, and then invite a few like-minded friends to work together to make a small animated short film for graduation design (there is basically no class in senior year, mainly graduation design). When you finish college, you will be finished and begin to enter the society. If you do well, it will be a stepping stone to your job search. Give you some advice: you must cherish your college time and don't fool around! Universities basically rely entirely on self-study, and teachers only impart knowledge. If you want to learn and master it skillfully, you have to learn and practice more by yourself. Many people think that college is very relaxed: teachers don't care, parents are far away, and they can play whatever they want, but they don't know that when there is no supervision, it is the most time to test their will. What they learn is always your own, and others can't take it away. Those who waste their time without learning and skills will regret it one day. I sincerely wish you success in your studies ~ PS: It is purely personal, and I hope to adopt it ~