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Tuesday, June 13th

Tuesday, June 13th

Class hours: 9:40 – 2:05
Mr. Bohmann
wbohmann@ewsd.org

Week Thirty Seven (37)

Today’s Notes

  • Tuesday
    • CAWD certification exam
    • We are taking it right at 10:30, We will have an early morning cram session, and then take the exam.
    • Remember that it isn’t graded, it’s an opportunity that we give to you, and pay for. All we ask is you try your best. I think everyone in this room is going to be happy with the results.
  • Wednesday
    • Game Day / Get files off machines
  • Thursday
    • Make up Certification Exams at 10:00. If you miss taking the exam with the class Tuesday (don’t miss it), and you miss the make up Thursday (don’t miss it), you have to come in Friday June 16th at 8AM to take it. This is after our school year has ended, but you missed the first two times to take it in class. Just be here for the Tuesday exam – it’s the easiest solution.
    • Recognition Night Rehearsal
    • Recognition Night
      • Tell family now!!!
      • Get off work now!!!
      • It is a really nice happy night to start your summer!!!
      • Class Photo after the ceremony – you can’t leave until we take the photo!

9:45 Time Capsule and Files Clean out

You wrote a note to yourself, let’s read them (you don’t have to share) and then recycle the folders.

9:55 Web Professionals Review

Short practice session to get ready for the exam. Some things to look up and get to know if you are less sure:

  • JPEG vs PNG
  • Fitt’s vs Hick’s Law
  • User Centered Design vs. Web Accessibility
  • Div vs span
  • Absolute vs Relative Length Units
  • Margin vs Padding
  • Practice Session

10:30 Web Professionals Exam

11:30 or when you finish the test…

  • Clean up Google Drive
  • Clean up Desktop
  • Skills Competitors – work time
  • Design Challenge – Blender
  1. Low-poly character: Create a low-poly character model with a limited number of polygons. Focus on conveying the character’s personality and distinctive features using minimal geometry.
  2. Architectural visualization: Model and render a realistic interior or exterior scene, such as a modern living room or a futuristic cityscape.
  3. Vehicle modeling: Choose a vehicle of your choice, whether it’s a car, spaceship, or a made up transportation device, and create a detailed 3D model. Experiment with different surface shaders, textures, and materials to achieve a realistic look.
  4. Organic sculpting: Use Blender’s sculpting tools to create a detailed organic model, such as a human face, an animal, or a mythical creature.
  5. Product visualization: Pick an everyday object, like a smartphone, a watch, or a household appliance, and create a visually appealing product render. Pay attention to materials, reflections, and lighting to showcase the object’s design and features in an attractive way.

12:15pm Lunch

12:45 Art Cups and Tablet Collection

I want:

  • Art Cups
  • Rulers
  • Pencil Sharpeners

You can have:

  • Pencils
  • Erasers
  • Colored Pencils

If you don’t want anything, bins are set up. If you want more art supplies, help yourself. I have some ziplocks for you.

Thank You Cards

Discover the power of saying Thank You. It is a small thing that makes a big difference.

I have a bunch of thank you cards available for you. Maybe you want to write a short note to:

  • Your parents
  • A teacher
  • A guidance person
  • Someone special in your life

Chill out time…

2:00 Dismissal

GAWD Instructors:

Matt Cronin

Will Bohmann

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A little about GAWD:

Serving high school students interested in Gaming, Animation, and Web Development in North Western Vermont.

Students continue at:

University of Vermont Ringling School of Art and Design Northeastern University Rochester Institute of Technology Concordia University

Students find careers at:

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