Location: The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)

Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Description

Summer 2011

Sunday

July 10, 17

10am-5pm

Rm. C302

CTD 621 (55A)

Flash II (Mac)

This is an intermediate Flash class. Upon completing this course, students will be familiar with importing external images and video, working with Flash's built-in components, and structuring a simple website with minimal action script. Basic web design best practices will also be explored.

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Location: The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)

Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Description

Spring 2011

Saturday

April 9 & 16

Room: CC153

CTD 622 (55A)

Flash I (Mac)

This course serves as an introduction to working with Actionscript 3.0 in the Adobe Flash CS5 Application. The main focus of the course is on the use of ActionScript as a tool to create dynamic, interactive web based content.

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Location: New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)

Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Description

Spring 2011

TEVE 760

Video Editing 1

In this laboratory course, the process of video editing will be explored. Videotape formats, the recording process and elements of post-production management as they apply to the video editing environment will be studied. Familiarization with the operations of equipment in the edit suite, such as the edit controller, videotape recorder and waveform monitor will be included. Equipment varies at each location. Each student will receive hands-on training on an editing system.

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Course goals and introduction

Media and technology are inherently linked. New media is created and pushed by the advent of new technologies and advancing technologies allow for the creation of new media. Projects are designed to give students an introduction to industry standard design software. Students will obtain a basic understanding of how computers function and learn how to overcome basic computer problems in order to continue working and protect files. This course will cover both the aesthetics and techniques of modern digital design, the technical (how to use the applications) skills of design and the aesthetics (what looks good and why), because without an understanding of both you can't be a designer. Not am employable one anyway.

Location: The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)

Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Description

Spring 2011

Tue., March 1, 8, 15, 22

6:20-9:10pm

Rm. CC153

CTD 620 (55B)

Flash I (Mac)

This course serves as an introduction to working in the Adobe Flash Application. The main focus of the course is the animation features available in the application, along with an understanding of the types of files you can import and export.

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Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Description

Fall 2010

DGIM 101 (M03)

Intro to Digital Imaging

This course focuses on the uses of the computer as a media development system. Students create imagery using drawing and painting software, and explore the computer's potential in new forms of media content. Focus is on the development of the Internet as a resource for communication. Each student creates a personal web page.

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class discussion forum

Course goals and introduction

Media and technology are inherently linked. New media is created and pushed by the advent of new technologies and advancing technologies allow for the creation of new media. Projects are designed to give students an introduction to industry standard design software. Students will obtain a basic understanding of how computers function and learn how to overcome basic computer problems in order to continue working and protect files. This course will cover both the aesthetics and techniques of modern digital design, the technical (how to use the applications) skills of design and the aesthetics (what looks good and why), because without an understanding of both you can't be a designer. Not am employable one anyway.

Semester

Course Number

Course Title

Description

Fall 2009

DGIM 101 (M03)

Intro to Digital Imaging

This course focuses on the uses of the computer as a media development system. Students create imagery using drawing and painting software, and explore the computer’s potential in new forms of media content. Focus is on the development of the Internet as a resource for communication. Each student creates a personal web page.

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Course goals and introduction

Media and technology are inherently linked. New media is created and pushed by the advent of new technologies and advancing technologies allow for the creation of new media. Projects are designed to give students an introduction to industry standard design software. Students will obtain a basic understanding of how computers function and learn how to overcome basic computer problems in order to continue working and protect files. This course will cover both the aesthetics and techniques of modern digital design, the technical (how to use the applications) skills of design and the aesthetics (what looks good and why), because without an understanding of both you can't be a designer. Not am employable one anyway.