Unity Certified Artist

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Overview

The Unity Certified User Artist certification will test the candidate’s 2D and 3D digital artistry within Unity. This certification demonstrates knowledge that includes managing the basic aspects of dealing with art assets, scene content design, and using tools within Unity to assist in experience creation. Candidates for this exam will be expected to have at least 150 hours of Unity software use and training to obtain the certification.

Individuals who earn a Unity Certified User certification receive an industry-recognized credential that validates their proficiency using Unity technology and proves that they have the skills and knowledge to succeed in careers requiring interactive content creation.

Exam token can be taken anytime within 6 months of purchase.

Curriculum

What you will be tested on the certification exam

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Asset Management

Import assets including but not limited to settings for FBX, OBJ and associated textures.
Import and configure assets from the Unity Asset Store.
Slice spritesheets for use in a 2D scene including but not limited to using the default Sprite Editor and 9-slicing.
Identify mesh components including vertices, polygon faces and edges.
Create key frames and change tangents in the Curve Editor using the Animation window.
Create, modify and utilize Prefabs.

Scene Content Design

Lighting, Cameras, and Materials Implementation

Modify materials using the Standard Shader and editing properties including but not limited to specular, transparency, normal, and albedo.
Identify basic lighting including but not limited to shadows, light settings, and light shapes such as directional, area, spot, and point.
Utilize single camera set up including but not limited to isometric vs. standard, camera component, background, culling masks, clipping planes, field of view (FOV), etc.
Given a scenario, determine the appropriate rendering pipeline that should be used.

For more details, download the syllabus