3ds Max

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CIS branches across Lebanon and online

$ Price $300.00

Delivery type On-Campus or Online

Capacity Unlimited

Level All levels

Duration 20 Hours

Lessons 8

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Overview

Autodesk 3ds Max is a professional 3D computer graphics program used by architects, interior architects, and landscape architects to create three dimensional models of buildings and spaces. This 20 hour course at CIS College takes you from the program’s basic geometry tools through to modeling a full architectural building, including stairs, windows, and doors.

You will practice with the same primitives, shapes, and modifiers used daily by 3D professionals, and finish by importing a 2D AutoCAD plan and turning it into a complete 3D model.

What You Will Learn

Build 3D primitives such as boxes, spheres, cylinders, cones, tubes, and pyramids with precise parameters
Work with extended primitives and move or copy objects along the X, Y, and Z axes
Draw shapes and splines, including NURBS curves and extended splines
Apply modifiers such as extrude, bend, twist, taper, mirror, and smooth
Import a 2D AutoCAD plan and trace and extrude architectural walls into 3D objects
Model 3D stairs, including straight, L-type, U-type, and spiral types
Model windows and doors with accurate frame and leaf parameters

Course Curriculum

Module	What you cover
Standard Primitives	Building boxes, spheres, cylinders, torus, teapots, cones, geospheres, tubes, pyramids, and planes with precise parameters
Extended Primitives	Working with hedra, chamfer box, oil tank, and other extended shapes, and moving or copying objects along X, Y, Z
Shapes and Splines	Drawing splines, using NURBS curves, extended splines, and drawing further interior objects such as closets and false ceilings
Modify Tools	Applying extrude, bend, twist, taper, mirror, smooth, FFD, and other modifiers to shape 3D objects
Drawing Architecture Buildings	Importing a 2D AutoCAD plan, tracing and extruding architectural walls, and using compound objects and boolean operations
Drawing 3D Stairs	Modeling straight, L-type, U-type, and spiral stairs with carriage, railing, and stringer parameters
Drawing Windows and Doors	Modeling window types such as awning, fixed, and casement, and door types such as pivot, sliding, and bifold, with frame and leaf parameters
Final Practical Exam	Modeling a complete 3D object combining the techniques covered in the course

Who This Course Is For

This course is designed for architects, interior architects, and landscape architects who want to create three dimensional models of buildings and spaces.

Target audiences

Architects
Interior architects
Landscape architects

Requirements

Basic familiarity with AutoCAD or 2D drafting is helpful, since the course imports 2D AutoCAD plans