CSDE 9460 - Staff
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 22-NOVEMBER 10
6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 211A
TUITION
Noncredit: $268
Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $241
Facilities Fee: $30
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M A C I N T O S H 1 0 1
a n i n t r o d u c t i o n
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This eight-week class introduces students to the
skills needed to use the Macintosh computer.
Students gain a basic introductory familiarity with
some of the most widely used software packages to
help prepare them for future courses: Adobe
Photoshop, Microsoft Word and QuarkXPress. By
the end of the class, students will also understand
such techniques as using menus and icons;
navigating from the desktop and from programs;
file and disk management; memory, storage and
scanning. Three hours per week working on the
Mac is strongly recommended. This class is
appropriate for people with little or no Macintosh or
other computer experience.
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CSDE 9452 - Farr
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 4-DECEMBER 2
6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 211B
TUITION
Noncredit: $235
Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $211
Facilities Fee: $30
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Q U A R K X P R E S S I I
b e y o n d t h e b a s i c s
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This course continues the investigation of the tools
and usage of QuarkXPress. Students learn through
hands-on assignments and lectures about the
advanced features of the program, utilities and
QuarkXtensions, and work with four-color images.
The last half of the course goes beyond basic
techniques to discuss the importance and functions
of service bureaus and how to estimate and prepare
a budget for your client. Prerequisite: QuarkXPress
I or equivalent with permission of instructor.
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CSMA 9572 - Duede
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 22-NOVEMBER 24
6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 211A
TUITION
Noncredit: $275
Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $249
Credit (1): $419
Facilities Fee: $60
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m a k i n g d i g i t a l
i m a g i n g r e a l
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This course is designed to help students learn to use
the computer as a tool to express creativity. It's
objective is to discover how to get the computer to
accomplish what design dictates, not the other way
around. Computer skills will be developed by
learning how the software works then applying this
knowledge to a series of progressive design projects
created with the computer then assembled by hand.
Software utilized will be Adobe Illustrator and
Photoshop as well as QuarkXPress. Prerequisite:
Participants should be familiar with the Macintosh
operating system.
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CSDE 9482 - Hicks
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 17-NOVEMBER 19
6:30 to 9:30 pm/Room 325B
TUITION
Noncredit: $275
Noncredit Alumni/MIA Members: $249
Credit (1): $419
Facilities Fee: $60
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I N T E R A C T I V E
M E D I A
a p p l i e d a n i m a t i o n
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This course challenges the student to solve problems
using imagery, animation, and sound. Assignments
range from visualizing natural phenomena to
designing special effects. Various techniques and
software that pertain to multimedia and the web are
explored. Different software will be used in
conjunction with each other to provide unique
results. Synchronizing sound to animation will be
studied. The primary software used is Macromedia
Director 6.5, Flash, SoundEdit16, Adobe Premiere,
Adobe Photoshop. Other software available includes
InfiniD and Form*Z. Prerequisite: Working
knowledge of the Macintosh operating system and
basic graphic software.
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CSW 9411 - Duede
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 26-27
Saturday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm/Room 211B
Sunday, 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm/Room 211B
TUITION
Noncredit: $155
Facilities Fee: $30
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W O R K S H O P S |
i n t r o d u c t i o n t o
A D O B E P H O T O S H O P
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Adobe Photoshop is software that allows editing of
scanned images and creation of both painterly and
photographic effects. In preparation for further
study, this workshop provides a survey of Adobe
Photoshop and its most commonly used features.
Demonstrations and hands-on exercises provide an
overview of the capabilities of this software
including: configuring a system for Photoshop;
learning tools and menus; making and using
selections; basic retouching and color correction; file
size and resolution; file formats; input and output;
preparing files for use in other applications.
Prerequisite: Macintosh 101 or equivalent with
permission of instructor.
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CSW 9445 - N.Òez
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
OCTOBER 17-18
Saturday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm/Room 211B
Sunday, 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm/Room 211B
TUITION
Noncredit: $155
Facilities Fee: $30
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W E B D E S I G N I
f r o m t h e g r o u n d u p
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This workshop for beginners focuses on the basic
concepts for developing Web pages. Students
explore hard coding as well as some of the tools
available to automate the creation of HTML. While
developing a basic Web page, students also explore
ways of accessing information through the Internet,
methods for choosing an Internet Service Provider
(ISP) and add their Web sites to search engines.
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CSW 9495 - N.Òez
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
OCTOBER 24-25
Saturday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm/Room 211B
Sunday, 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm/Room 211B
TUITION
Noncredit: $155
Facilities Fee: $30
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W E B D E S I G N I I
b e y o n d t h e b a s i c s
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This workshop provides an in-depth exploration on
how to optimize your Website. Through
demonstrations and hands-on projects, students
explore advanced HTML including client-side image
maps, tables and frames. Discussion topics include:
browser safe colors, bandwidth considerations,
making Web pages dynamic through animations
and sounds, developments in authoring tools and
Web browsers, and new HTML extensions.
Prerequisite: Web Design I: From The Ground Up
or a basic understanding of Web design and
permission of instructor.
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CSW 9465 - Jirka
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 7-8
Saturday, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm/Room 211B
Sunday, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm/Room 211B
TUITION
Noncredit: $155
Facilities Fee: $30
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3 D M O D E L I N G
A N D R E N D E R I N G
w i t h F o r m Z
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This course focuses on the development of simple
forms and 3D computer models as well as how to
render them. Students explore 3D computer
imaging through hands-on experience with the
high-end software application Form*Z which
enables modeling in 3D with full environmental
rendering capabilities within a work station-like
interface. The work created in this workshop can be
used for animation projects in Intro to 3D Computer
Animation for Artists and Designers (see
description below). Prerequisite: familiarity with the
basic operations of the MacintoshÅ computer.
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CSW 9460 - Jirka
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 21-22
Saturday, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm/Room 211B
Sunday, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm/Room 211B
TUITION
Noncredit: $155
Facilities Fee: $30
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C O M P U T E R
A N I M A T I O N
f o r a r t i s t s
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Designed as a sequel to Intro to 3D Modeling and
Rendering with Form*Z, this workshop focuses on
the computer animation of 3D images. Students
examine 3D computer animation through hands-on
experience with Strata StudioPro. The course utilizes
Strata StudioPro as a means to create an
environment in which 3D computer models can be
animated. This course is designed as an introduction
to the basics of 3D animation on the computer and
the possibilities of its use as a tool for a variety of
creative endeavors. Prerequisite: Introduction to 3D
Computer Modeling with Form*Z or previous
computer modeling experience and permission of
the instructor.
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