Lecture

Intermediate Rendering: Design Solutions Presentation

Description

This lecture covers the requirements for the intermediate rendering, including the submission of a 3-minute video per student explaining their design choices and the presentation of four distinct solutions. The evaluation criteria focus on the clarity of the oral presentation, the relevance of the chosen solution, and the quality of the design boards.

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