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A VFX (Visual Effects) course typically covers the following modules or topics:

1. Introduction to VFX: This module covers the basics of visual effects, its history, and its application in film, television, and video games.
   
   

2. Compositing: This module covers the process of combining visual elements from different sources to create a final image or scene, using software such as Adobe After Effects, Nuke, or Fusion.
   
   

3. 3D Modeling: This module covers the creation of 3D objects and environments using software such as Autodesk Maya, Cinema 4D, or Blender.
   
   

4. Texturing and Lighting: This module covers the application of textures and materials to 3D models, as well as the use of lighting to create realistic or stylized effects.
   
   

5. Special Effects: This module covers the creation of special effects such as explosions, fire, smoke, water, and other natural phenomena, using simulation software such as Houdini or RealFlow.
   
   

6. Motion Graphics: This module covers the creation of animated graphics, titles, and visual elements for film, television, and online media, using software such as Adobe After Effects or Motion.
   
   

7. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: This module covers the application of VFX techniques in the creation of immersive experiences using virtual reality and augmented reality technologies.
   
   

8. Industry Practices: This module covers the workflows and practices used in the VFX industry, including project management, pipeline development, and client communication.