A unique opportunity to develop as a 3D artist using Rhino Modeling"

This Postgraduate diploma is designed to enable the student to create, edit, analyze, document, render and translate any surface using the industry's leading software: Rhino. A series of practical exercises will familiarize the students with the Rhino interface and provide them with a better understanding of the fundamentals of technical modeling. Students will also learn how to execute different commands and edit geometric transformations.

Then, they will be able to develop their technique to solve specific cases in modeling, incorporating important aspects of mechanics to develop more realistic models. Finally, the student will be fully capable of approaching advanced modeling, where different objects will be made, such as a tire, brakes, engine, mechanical bodies, among others.

All this will be condensed in a 100% online program, making it easy for the students to do it comfortably, wherever and whenever they want. In addition, they adapt their learning pace to their professional activities. It is worth mentioning that this Postgraduate diploma has a direct diploma, so the students do not have to submit a final paper to obtain their university title.

Make different mechanical bodies, perfect each part and render your final work, thanks to this program of TECH Global University"

This Postgraduate diploma in Rhino Modeling contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. The most important features include:

• The development of case studies presented by experts in 3D modeling on Hard surface
• The graphic, schematic, and practical contents with which they are created, provide practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where the self-assessment process can be carried out to improve learning
• Its special emphasis on innovative methodologies
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

This program is a pioneer in the academic panorama thanks to the Relearning methodology, allowing you to learn at your own pace and with the educational material appropriate to the world of design"

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from sector who contribute their work experience to this program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.

The multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide immersive education programmed to learn in real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise during the academic year. For this purpose, the student will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts.

This program will allow you to become the Rhino specialist that many companies are looking for. Do not hesitate and enroll now"

You will have a 100% online program to study where and when you prefer"

The content of this Postgraduate diploma covers, in a structured way, all the areas of knowledge that the student requires to perform odelling and texturing with Rhino. In this way, after addressing the technical and theoretical aspects, you will be ready to recreate from scratch different objects, such as clocks, turbines, heavy machinery and even the smallest part of a car. Therefore, you will be positioned at the top thanks to this program.

TECH provides you with the most up-to-date content to help you aim for the top in your profession as a 3D designer and modeler”

Module 1. Technical Modeling in Rhino

1.1. Rhino Modeling

1.1.1. Rhino Interface
1.1.2. Types of Objects
1.1.3. Navigating the Model

1.2. Fundamental Notions

1.2.1. Editing with Gumball
1.2.2. Viewports
1.2.3. Modeling Support

1.3. Precision Modeling

1.3.1. Input by Coordinates
1.3.2. Distance and Angle Restriction Input
1.3.3. Object Restriction

1.4. Command Analysis

1.4.1. Additional Modeling Support
1.4.2. SmartTrack
1.4.3. Construction Planes

1.5. Lines and Polylines

1.5.1. Circles
1.5.2. Free-Form Lines
1.5.3. Helix and Spiral

1.6. Geometry Editing

1.6.1. Fillet and Chamfer
1.6.2. Mixture of Curves
1.6.3. Loft

1.7. Transformations I

1.7.1. Move, Rotate, Scale
1.7.2. Join, Prune, Extend
1.7.3. Separate, Offset, Formations

1.8. Creating Shapes

1.8.1. Deformable Shapes
1.8.2. Modeling With Solids
1.8.3. Transformation of Solids

1.9. Creating Surfaces

1.9.1. Simple Surfaces
1.9.2. Extrusion, Lofting and Surface Finishing
1.9.3. Surface Sweeping

1.10. Organisation

1.10.1. Layers
1.10.2. Groups
1.10.3. Blocks

Module 2. Modeling Techniques and their Application in Rhino

2.1. Techniques

2.1.1. Support Intersection
2.1.2. Creation of a Space Helmet
2.1.3. Pipelines

2.2. Application I

2.2.1. Creating a Car Tire
2.2.2. Creating a Tire
2.2.3. Modeling a Watch

2.3. Basic Techniques II

2.3.1. Use of Isocurves and Edges for Modeling
2.3.2. Making Apertures in the Geometry
2.3.3. Working with Hinges

2.4. Application II

2.4.1. Creation of a Turbine
2.4.2. Creation of Air Inlets
2.4.3. Tips for Imitating Edge Thickness

2.5. Tools

2.5.1. Tips for Using Mirror Symmetry
2.5.2. Use of Fillets
2.5.3. Use of Trims

2.6. Mechanical Applications

2.6.1. Creating Gears
2.6.2. Pulley Construction
2.6.3. Construction of a Shock Absorber

2.7. File Import and Export

2.7.1. Send Rhino Files
2.7.2. Export Rhino Files
2.7.3. Import to Rhino from Illustrator

2.8. Analysis Tools I

2.8.1. Graphical Curvature Analysis Tool
2.8.2. Curve Continuity Analysis
2.8.3. Curve Analysis Problems and Solutions

2.9. Analysis Tools II

2.9.1. Surface Directional Analysis Tool
2.9.2. Environment Surface Mapping Analysis Tool
2.9.3. Edge Display Analysis Tool

2.10. Strategies

2.10.1. Construction Strategies
2.10.2. Surface per Curve Grid
2.10.3. Working with Blueprints

Module 3. Advanced Modeling in Rhino

3.1. Motorcycle Modeling

3.1.1. Importing Reference Images
3.1.2. Modeling of Rear Tire
3.1.3. Modeling of Rear Rim

3.2. Mechanical Components of Rear Axle

3.2.1. Creating the Braking System
3.2.2. Building the Transmission Chain
3.2.3. Modeling the Chain Cover

3.3. Engine Modeling

3.3.1. Creation of the Body
3.3.2. Adding Mechanical Elements
3.3.3. Incorporating Technical Details

3.4. Modeling the Main Deck

3.4.1. Modeling Curves and Surfaces
3.4.2. Modeling the Deck
3.4.3. Cutting the Frame

3.5. Modeling the Upper Area

3.5.1. Building the Seat
3.5.2. Creating Front End Details
3.5.3. Creating Back End Details

3.6. Functional Parts

3.6.1. Gasoline Tank
3.6.2. Rear Lights
3.6.3. Front Lights

3.7. Building the Front Axle I

3.7.1. Brake System and Wheel Rim
3.7.2. Fork
3.7.3.  Handlebar

3.8. Building the Front Axle II

3.8.1. Grips
3.8.2. Brake Cables
3.8.3. Instruments

3.9. Adding Details

3.9.1. Refining the Main Body
3.9.2. Adding the Muffler
3.9.3. Adding 

Enroll now in this program and you will be able to improve your odelling technique with the pioneer program in the industry: Rhino”