Digital Arts at UNM Continuing Education Summer 2013 Catalog

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Web Developer 19

Photography 20

Filmmaking 22

Apple Creative Professional 23

Music Production 24

Apple/Mac 11

Graphic Design 12

Website Design 14

Multimedia 16

Instructional Media 18

Summer 2013 | June-August505-277-0077 | dce.unm.edu

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Digital Arts Information SessionJoin us for a free information session on our Digi-tal Arts programs. Get information on certificate programs, courses and employment information for Graphic Design, Web Design and Development, Digital Photography, Digital Filmmaking, Multime-dia, Instructional Media, Music Production, Apple Certifed Professional, Apple computer maintenance and more.Tuesday, May 28 5:15pm-6:30pm

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FREE sessions open to the public. No need to register. Held at UNM Continuing Education, 1634 University Blvd. NE. RSVP to 505-277-6037 or [email protected].

Up and coming for SummeriPhoto: Beginning ................................28Learn to use iPhoto’s simple yet im-pressive editing and organizing tools to enhance the composition and quality of your digital photos and easily man-age hundreds of pictures. Topics include cropping and rotating, adjusting bright-ness and contrast, removing red eye, basic retouching, creating a simple slideshow, and using titles, comments, and key words for easy searching and photo retrieval.

Advertising Design ...............................30Learn the processes used to create award-winning advertising communica-tions including development of concepts from a marketing strategy, preparation of layouts for presentation, and presen-tation skills. All creative elements of a coordinated marketing campaign will be reviewed and explained.

Digital Videography: An Introduction ....................................41Develop your technical and creative skills as a digital videographer. Learn how to achieve satisfying and professional-look-ing footage using your own digital video camera. Implement some basic skills and shooting techniques.

Digital Videography II .........................41

Achieve satisfying and professional-look-ing footage using your personal digital video camera by applying basic skills and shooting techniques. Emphasis is on hands-on training and video exercises.

Illustrator: Advanced ...........................45Learn advanced computer illustration techniques such as blending, masking, compound paths, pattern fills, import-ing art from other programs, and using layers. Discuss advanced output topics, including trapping and separations.

Master your Photography and Videography Techniques

Differentiate Yourself with Apple Certification

Whether you’ve just purchased your first digital camera or you’ve had one for years, you’ll enjoy mastering the finer qualities of creating great images with classes from our award-winning instructors in photography and videography.

Choosing the Right Digital Camera 37

Photography with a Digital Camera 36

Photography with a Digital Camera II 38

Gain a competitive edge in the ever-changing job market and advance your professional creative career. UNM Continuing Education is the only Apple

Authorized Training Center in New Mexico. We offer Apple Training for certification in Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, Apple’s premiere video editing and music production software. We administer exams for all Apple Certifications, including all Pro Apps, iLife and iWork, and Mac OS X exams.

For certification requirements, see page 23. For class and exam information, see page 53.

Call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 or email [email protected] for more information or free advisement.

Using Natural Light in Digital Photography 37

Digital Videography 41

Digital Videography II 41

Table of ContentsWelcome 2The Digital Arts Program 3 General Information 3 Advisement 3 Facility 3 Policies 4 Prerequisites and Course Options 4 Applying for a Master Certificate 5 Faculty 5 Certificate Programs 10Certificate Requirements 11 Apple/Mac Certificates 11 Graphic Design/Print Certificates 12 Website Design Certificates 14 Multimedia Certificates 16 Instructional Media Developer Certificate 18 Web Developer Certificate 19 Digital Photography Certificates 20 Digital Filmmaking Certificate 22 Apple Creative Professional Certifications 23 Music Production Certificates 24Digital Arts Courses 25 Computer Skills 25 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 29 The Business of Digital Art 33 Digital Photography 36 Digital Videography and Filmmaking 41 Computer Graphics 42 Animation, Interaction Design and Video Production 49 Audio and Music Production 52 Apple Creative Professional 53 Web Design and Development 56Course Skills Assessments 63Registration Form 64

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Welcome!to the Digital Arts Program at UNM Continuing Education

We provide quality up-to-date curriculum in a variety of Digital Arts topics to meet your vocational goals and needs. Our instructors are profession-als in the fields they teach, providing valuable opportunities for network-ing and real-world experience.

Anyone over 18 may take our Digital Arts classes. Pursue a certificate in the topic of your choice or just explore the classes that interest you. If you have prior experience or specific goals, customizing your certificate program is an option. Make an appointment for advisement, stop by to see our facility, or just register to get started. We are conveniently located on University Blvd, just north of Indian School, with free parking.

If there is a topic you would like to see that is not in the catalog, let us know! Feel free to contact me with your questions. I will be happy to help you.

Sincerely,

Caroline OrcuttDigital Arts Program Supervisor Phone: 505-277-6037 Email: [email protected]

Caroline Orcutt, MAProgram Supervisor

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General InformationThe Digital Arts Program at UNM Continuing Education provides non-credit training in all aspects of digital arts including graphic design, computer graph-ics, web design, photography, filmmaking, video, audio, interaction design, motion graphics, animation, and music production. We are also the only Apple Authorized Training Center in New Mexico. Courses may be taken as part of a certificate program or independently.

AdvisementWorking Towards a Certificate

Certificate students should fill out a student information form or contact the program supervisor to be put on the program mailing list. Contact the program supervisor at any time with your questions or to ensure that accurate certificate requirements and any customized curriculum needs are being met.

Underage StudentsIf you are age 12-17 and wish to attend Digital Arts classes, contact the program supervisor for information and an interview.

For More InformationTo make an appointment for advisement or to order a current Digital Arts catalog, contact Caroline Orcutt, Program Supervisor, at:

1634 University Blvd NE Mailing Address:Phone: 505-277-6037 UNM Continuing EducationFax: 505-277-8975 MSC07 4030Email: [email protected] 1 University of New MexicoWeb: dce.unm.edu Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001

You may also download a pdf version of the calalog and a Digital Arts FAQ list from our website at dce.unm.edu/DigitalArts.

Loans and Financial Aid Visit our website at dce.unm.edu/Loans for detailed information on available loans and financial aid for non-credit programs. Tuition assistance may be avail-able if you are unemployed, a veteran or active military or spouse, or someone with a disability. Other options include training or education loans. Contact the program supervisor to help you choose the training and funding options that work best for you and to complete any required paperwork.

The Digital Arts Program


FacilityLocation

Most courses are held in the UNM Continuing Education complex south building at 1634 University Blvd. NE in Albuquerque, just north of Indian School. Stop by to visit our facility or make an appointment for a tour. Alter-nate locations are indicated at the time of registration.

ParkingParking is free and readily available for all classes held at the UNM Continuing Education/UNM Conference Center complex. Please refrain from parking in the clinic or Masonic Lodge parking lots adjacent to our campus. Your car may be towed or ticketed. If our front and back parking lots are full, overflow park-ing is located at 1642 University Blvd NE, two lots north of our campus.

Computer LabsMost of the computer courses are held in one of our dual-platform Digital Arts labs. Certificate students are encouraged to become familiar with and use both Mac and Windows platforms during class time. Practice time may be scheduled by calling the program supervisor.

PoliciesAttendance

One hundred percent attendance is required to qualify for each course certifi-cate. If you must miss a class session due to an emergency, you have two weeks to request to make up a session or a class and one year to complete the make-up. Email your request to the program supervisor.

Waiting Lists and Changes to the ScheduleIf a course is full, you can be put on a waiting list with the registration office or online. If enough people are interested, we may open another section of a course. Check our website for the most current class listings. Register early to ensure a seat.

Refunds and DiscountsYour tuition, minus a $15 cancellation fee per non-credit course, will be re-funded if a written request is submitted to us at [email protected] and received in the registration office 72 hours prior to the first class meeting. Refer to the UNM Continuing Education main catalog for more specific refund, cancellation, and transfer policies and for any current discounts. UNM Tuition Remission is accepted for all Digital Arts classes.

Prerequisites and Course OptionsPrerequisites are listed with each course description. These prerequisites pre-pare you for the next course and must be fulfilled before advancing. If you have prior experience with a topic, you may place yourself in the most appropriate class. For basic prerequisite course assessments, see page 63. “Suggested” courses are not required, but may enhance comprehension.


Beginning Computer CoursesOperating System Basics (51101/4101/11) or basic Windows or Mac OS experience is a prerequisite for all beginning computer courses in Digital Arts. Students with equivalent experience may waive this prerequisite.

Course SubstitutionsIf you have prior experience or training in related topics, you may, at the department’s discretion, make appropriate course substitutions for required courses in a certificate program after undergoing a portfolio review. Contact the program supervisor to schedule an appointment.

Fast Track CoursesFast Track courses are designed for those who already have some experience with the subject matter and need to review or enhance their skills, or for the very advanced computer user who needs a more fast-paced course.

ConcentrationsYou may choose one or more concentrations or a combination of concentra-tions when working towards a certificate that offers this choice.

Tutorial ElectivesIf you have taken a Digital Arts class with us and would like a little more train-ing with the instructor on that same topic or software, our two-hour Tutorial Elective would be a good option. For more information or to schedule your Tutorial Elective, contact the program supervisor. Some prerequisites and restrictions may apply. Cost for a Tutorial Elective is $199.

Applying for a Master CertificateRequirements

There is no deadline for completing coursework for a master certificate. However, after two years, the requirements may change. Contact the program supervisor to ensure your requirements are up to date. See pages 11-24 for current master certificate requirements.

SubmissionsTo request a master certificate, send an email indicating the certificate request-ed to the program supervisor. Include your full name, mailing address, phone number, email address, and a list of any approved course substitutions. An appointment with the supervisor may be required.

Projects in Digital ArtsAll Level II master certificate candidates are required to complete the Projects in Digital Arts course or approved substitution. Projects students are also re-quired to submit final computer files and printed samples of their project to the department for approval and potential display or publication. Portfolio reviews and job prospects are available upon completion of these requirements.


FacultyKingsley Anderson, MHAMHA from Tulane University. Kingsley has over 10 years experience in web design and development. As president of his own web design business, he has helped over 70 clients achieve a superior web presence. His specialties include database-driven web applications, custom content management tools, e-commerce and search engine optimization.

Joey Belville, ACTJoey Belville is an award-winning music producer who has many national releases to his credit, several of them recorded in Logic Pro. He was an early adopter of computer based audio recording and has been using it on a professional level for over 10 years. Joey is an Apple Certified Trainer for Logic Pro.

Cindy Bernier, BFABFA with a Graphic Design emphasis from University of Arizona. Cindy has over 25 years of experience as art director for large healthcare companies and advertising agencies. Currently she owns her own design and advertising business. Her work has won many awards, including one of the prestigious “1% for the Arts” awards for New Mexico.Pat Berrett, MBAMBA, UNM Anderson Schools. Pat has worked in commercial photography since 1980. His primary client base includes those in the arts, crafts, and performing arts. He also works with many high tech and emerging technology clients.

Ed Brandt, BABA from Lewis University in Romeoville, IL where he discovered his passion for cre-ativity and technology. Ed works professionally as a graphic designer, enjoys expressing creativity through painting and photography, and sharing what he’s learned about design and Apple products through education.

Jeff Brody, BABA in Anthropology from the University of Chicago. Jeff has over 25 years experience in information technology and software development. He currently owns his own consulting company specializing in application programming, website development and training for small businesses.

Virginia DeBolt, MAAfter a career in public education, Virginia embarked on a new career in technology, teaching web design classes and writing several books about web design, HTML, CSS and Dreamweaver. She contributes to the Web Standards Project online web design curriculum called InterACT.

Mary Elkins, BABA in mathematics, AA in commercial photography. A lifelong fan of cameras and lighting gear, Mary has mastered the most complicated style of imagery—architectural and interior photography while working for a local photography studio. Mary special-izes in digital techniques using Photoshop and Lightroom.


Adele Gangai, BFABFA in graphic design from Rochester Institute of Technology, New York. Adele has over 25 years of graphic design experience from working in advertising, newspaper, printing, animation and museum agencies. She has won several awards and was a contributor to the 2010 National Medal for Museum and Library Service as a graphic developer. Adele owns and operates her own graphic design business.

Kevin Glasgow, BSBS in Graphic Design and Art Education from Eastern New Mexico University. Kevin has over 25 years experience as a graphic designer in both print and broadcast media. He currently works as creative director for a regional industrial supply company.

Jeff LaFlamme, BFABFA in Animation, Rhode Island School of Design. For over 15 years, Jeff has been the executive producer of an award-winning animation studio. He has animated, de-signed and storyboarded on numerous feature, television and commercial productions for major studios. He specializes in 2D and 3D character animation.

Sean Lemons, BFABFA in Computer Graphics from Central Missouri State University. Sean has 14 years of combined experience as an interactive systems developer with experience building and maintaining high-end web sites, kiosks, CDs, and multimedia software as well, with a background in graphic design, interface design, usability and accessibility issues.

Marc Leonard, BSBS in TV/Film from DeSales University. From film to television, Marc has a broad experience base in the visual arts. As a filmmaker, he has seen many projects from con-ception to completion, giving him a strong sense of post-production workflows and solutions. Marc specializes in editing, visual effects, and color grading.

Maggie MacnabMaggie has owned her visual communications business since 1981. She has received international recognition for corporate identity and graphic design. She writes about creativity and design theory, speaks at national conferences, and gives workshops on symbolism. She has written two design theory books, Decoding Design (2008) and Design by Nature (2011).

Mary Ellen Merrigan, BA BA in Speech, emphasis Radio/Television, Northwest Missouri State University. Mary Ellen is president of a local marketing business and develops successful D.I.Y. (Do It Yourself) marketing strategies for a wide range of clients. Mary Ellen is certified in Social Media from VA Classroom and a graduate of SelfGrowth.com’s Social Media University.

Richard Mertz, JDJD, University of Michigan Law School. Richard is an attorney in UNM’s Office of University Counsel where his practice areas include copyright, trademarks and various commercial matters. He began his law career in private practice followed by five years as general counsel for the New Mexico Environment Department.


Marc Louis Mintz, MBA-IT, ACTC ACSP, ACHDSMarc is CIO of a local IT consulting and service firm. He is the only New Mexico member of the Apple Consultants Network to hold certification as both Apple Certi-fied Technical Coordinator and Apple Certified Support Professional. In addition, he has produced award-winning graphic design and print advertising for Lexus, Infiniti, Toyota, Nissan, and Taco Bell.

Barak Naggan, ACTAward-winning adventure videographer/editor and stills photographer since 1995. Barak has traveled around the world shooting documentaries, worked as a cinema-tographer on short and feature films, and was the primary videographer for an aerial photography company. Barak has shot and edited video for the European National Geographic Channel and is an Apple Certified Trainer for Final Cut Pro.

Glenn Norman, MAMA in English, UNM. Glenn is a Linux, UNIX and Windows network consultant and programmer with over 15 years experience in the medical, education and security fields. A member of ISECOM and an Open Source software advocate, he believes in “user-friendly” programming and UNIX instruction.

Dan Noyes, BFABFA from UNM with an emphasis in Photography. Dan has worked in printmaking for over 10 years. His artwork has been exhibited in the US and Canada and has been published in several publications, including Inquiring Mind and Remembering 9/11 Through the Eyes of a Printmaker. He has completed Public Art Commissions for the City of Albuquerque and Urban Forest.

Richard Nunez, MBAMBA with an emphasis in marketing from the University of Phoenix. An award-win-ning photographer, Richard owns and operates his own photography business. He specializes in wedding photography, and also does portrait photography, maternity, and architectural photography.

Cristina Olds, BABA in Spanish Literature from the University of California at Santa Cruz. Cristina has over 20 years of graphic design experience in printing, publishing and health care. She owns her own graphic design business and is a writer and editor.

Caroline Orcutt, MAMA in Art from UNM, emphasis in Printmaking and Photography, minor in Art History. Caroline has over 30 years of experience in graphic design and digital arts. She ran her own business for many years and specializes in teaching graphic design. Caroline is the UNM Continuing Education program supervisor for Digital Arts.

Efraín Padró, JDJD, University of Minnesota Law School. Efraín practiced law for almost 20 years before becoming a full time editorial photographer in 2003. He specializes in travel, architectural and nature subjects, and is the author of The Photographer’s Guide to New Mexico.

Anita Quintana, BFABFA in Graphic Design, Eastern New Mexico University. Anita has over 30 years experience as a multimedia designer. She owns a graphic design business specializing in design and consultation for both print and web media. Anita is a regular contributor to the award-winning Revealed and Design Professional series published by Thomson Learning.


Robert Reck, MAMA in Fine Art, UNM, emphasis in Photography with a minor in Art History. Robert is an internationally recognized architectural, interior design, and hospitality photog-rapher with numerous books to his credit. He has held a staff photographer position with Architectural Digest for over 20 years, and currently serves as President of the NM chapter of ASMP.

Joanne Schmidt, BMBachelor of Music from Hardin-Simmons University. An award winning photographer and UNM Continuing Education Digital Arts graduate, Joanne owns and operates her own digital image business. She specializes in filmmaking and photo art created with High Dynamic Range techniques.

Susan Schuurman, MAMasters in History from UNM. Susan has 18 years of media experience in print and television. She is currently a trainer and field producer for non-profit Quote-Unquote Media Center as well as a freelance camera operator, editor, grip and PA. Susan co-produces New Mexico Indy Media, a public affairs show on public access TV.

Ed Smith, BA, MSMS in Communication, Fort Hays State University. Award-winning director and production manager at several television stations in New Mexico and Kansas, Ed has traveled extensively, shooting and editing commercials, documentaries and videos for over 25 years. Ed is now owner of a full-service advertising agency and television production company in Rio Rancho.

Doug Stine, MBAMBA, Santa Clara University. Doug Stine is a seasoned marketing and business pro-fessional with more than 20 years of experience in Silicon Valley, where he held senior positions in advertising and marketing. He has served as CEO/publisher of a local magazine and is currently account executive and director of new business development at a local marketing, public relations and advertising agency.

Brad Stoddard, ACTOwner of a local production and postproduction company, Brad produces, directs and is a picture editor with awards and credits in television, documentary and narrative film. Brad is an Apple Certified Trainer in Final Cut Pro and the Vice President of the New Mexico Post Alliance.

Lisa Tannenbaum, BMBachelor of Music from New England Conservatory of Music. An award-winning digi-tal photographer, Lisa owns and operates an online photography business. In addition, she has worked as a freelance web designer, specializing in search engine optimization and the arts, since 1998.

Zac Van Note, BFA BFA in Graphic Design, New Mexico State University. Zac has over 20 years of experience in graphic design, web development and marketing communications. He has worked on a wide range of projects, including websites, user interface design, cat-alogs, magazines and tradeshow booths. He is currently a manager of User Experience and Multimedia Development at a Fortune 100 company.


Certificate ProgramsNine certificate topics are available, listed below. Level I provides information and skills towards entry-level employment. Level II is a continuation of Level I and provides advanced training for employment. The shorter Basics certificates are designed for those who need to get started quickly.

The number of hours required vary per certificate. (See certificate requirements starting on page 11.) Prerequisites are not included in the certificate hours. Full-time students should be able to complete one certificate in two semesters or fewer, and students may work towards more than one certificate concurrent-ly. Customized training and certificates are also available.

Apple The Apple certificates prepare you for operating, upgrading and maintaining Mac computer systems at home or in the office. Take your Apple Certification exam with us.

Graphic Design/Print The Graphic Design/Print certificates focus on professional design and production for printed materials including brochures, newsletters, ads, letterhead packages, posters, books, etc.

Website Design/Web Developer The Website Design and Web Developer certificates focus on building and maintaining professional and effective web-sites. Various options for design and development are presented.

Multimedia The Multimedia certificates focus on design and production for print and electronic media including websites, CDs, DVDs, self-running presentations, as well as brochures, newsletters, ads, etc.

Instructional Media Developer The Instructional Media Developer cer-tificate focuses on creating materials for the classroom, including multimedia content for online learning.

Digital Photography The Digital Photography certificates offer training in digital photography and photo-editing which may be used in print and web design, as a fine art medium, or in commercial photography.

Digital Filmmaking The Digital Filmmaking certificates provide training in camera and editing techniques, motion graphics, audio, and 2D animation. Combine this with Apple Certification in video-editing.

Apple Pro Certifications These national certifications are designed to create a benchmark for assessing users’ proficiency in Apple’s professional video editing and music production applications.

Music Production Enter the world of modern music production with digital recording, editing and mixing techniques for music bed, soundtrack, hip hop, rhythm and blues, rock, electronic music creation and more.


Real World Mac Certificate 5-6 courses required (52 hours min)

Prerequisite (as needed):No. Course Hours54010 Learn to Use a Mac 0-8 OR basic computer familiarity

Required Courses (4): 54101/11 Mac Operating System: Basics 8-1254102 Mac Operating System: Intermediate 1254118 Mac OS X Applications 1654119 Mac OS X Administering and Networking 854122 Mac Maintenance and Support 8

Mac Support Certificate 3-4 courses required (56 hours min)

Prerequisite (as needed):No. Course Hours54010 Learn to Use a Mac 0-8 OR basic computer familiarity

Required Courses (3): 54101/11 Mac: Operating System: Basics 8-1254118 Mac OS X Applications 1654151 Mac OS X Support Mastery 32

Certificate Requirements Summer 2013


Graphic Design/Print CertificateLEVEL I 15-16 courses required (159 hours min)

Required Design Courses (5):No. Course Hours55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 15 55102/322 History of Graphic Design OR Photography 12 55103 Typography 12 55105 2D Design 12 55201 Drawing to Illustration Basics 12

Required Business Courses (2):55604 Writing Creative Copy for Print and Web Media 9 55625 Legal Issues in Digital Arts 8

Computer Prerequisite (as needed):51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-12

Required Computer Courses (8):56101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256121/6 InDesign: Beginning 8-1256122 InDesign: Intermediate 12 56181 Acrobat Pro: Working with PDFs 856185 Digital Prepress 1256211 Illustrator: Beginning 1256311 Photoshop: Beginning 1256391 Color Management and Calibration 3

Graphic Design Basics Certificate9-10 courses required (94 hours min)

Prerequisite (as needed):No. Course Hours51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-12

Required Courses (9):55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 1556101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256121/6 InDesign: Beginning 8-1256122 InDesign: Intermediate 1256181 Acrobat Pro: Working with PDFs 856185 Digital Prepress 1256211 Illustrator: Beginning 1256311 Photoshop: Beginning 1256391 Color Management and Calibration 3


Graphic Design/Print Certificate LEVEL II 12 courses required (117 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):Graphic Design/Print Certificate Level I courses, as needed, or equivalent experience

Required Design Courses (3): No. Course Hours55108 Symbols: Introduction to Visual Literacy 8 55123 Logo Design 12 56392 Color Theory in Digital Media 6

Design Electives (choose 2):55106 Advertising Design 1255107 Publication Design 1255801/3 Photography with a Digital Camera 12-1555804 Photography Composition 6

Required Business Course (choose 1):55622 Marketing and Self Promotion for Digital Artists 655623 Marketing with Social Media 9 55624 Starting a Digital Arts Business 655627 Portfolios for Photographers and Designers 6

Required Projects Course (1): 55701 Projects in Digital Arts 15

Required Computer Courses (3):56123 InDesign: Advanced 1256212 Illustrator: Intermediate 1256312 Photoshop: Intermediate 12

Computer Elective (choose 1):56128 Online Portfolios with InDesign 8 56129 Book Publishing with InDesign 856130 ePublishing with InDesign 1256134 Mobile Apps and Interactive Publications with InDesign 1256213 Illustrator: Advanced 1256313 Photoshop: Advanced 12

Electives (1 or more):Any 1 or more Digital Arts courses (54000-59999) 8-16for a total of 8-16 hours

Digital Arts 6-Pack Discount

Package your Digital Arts classes for increased savings. Register for six Digital Arts classes (course numbers 54000-59999) at the same time and receive a package discount of $210. Inquire at registration at 505-277-0077. Some restrictions may apply.


Website Design CertificateLEVEL I 17-18 courses required (186 hours min)

Required Design Courses (4):No. Course Hours55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 15 55103 Typography 12 55125 Designing for the Web 12 55231 Storyboarding 9

Required History Course (choose 1):55102 History of Graphic Design 1255232 History of Animation 9 55322 History of Photography 1255332 History of Filmmaking 1255333 History of Television Broadcasting 12

Required Business Courses (2):55604 Writing Creative Copy for Print and Web Media 955625 Legal Issues in Digital Arts 8


Required Computer Courses (10):56101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256181 Acrobat Pro: Working with PDFs 856211 Illustrator: Beginning 1256311/51 Photoshop: Beginning OR Fireworks 1257111 Flash: Beginning 1258101 Creating and Maintaining a Website 1258111 HTML: Beginning 1258117 CSS: Cascading Style Sheets 858121 Dreamweaver: Beginning 1258122 Dreamweaver: Intermediate 12

Web Design Basics Certificate9-10 courses required (103 hours min)

Prerequisite (as needed):No. Course Hours51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-12

Required Courses (9):55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 1556101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256181 Acrobat Pro: Working with PDFs 856311/51 Photoshop: Beginning OR Fireworks 1258101 Creating and Maintaining a Website 1258111 HTML: Beginning 1258117 CSS: Cascading Style Sheets 858121 Dreamweaver: Beginning 1258122 Dreamweaver: Intermediate 12

For Web Developer Certificate, see page 19.


Website Design Certificate LEVEL II Design Concentration: 15 courses required (136 hours min)

Development Concentration: 15 courses required (145 hours min) Both Concentrations: 18 courses required (172 hours min)

Prerequisite (as needed):Website Design Certificate Level I courses, as needed, or equivalent experience

Required Design Courses (3): No. Course Hours55105 2D Design 12 55108 Symbols: Introduction to Visual Literacy 8 56392 Color Theory in Digital Media 6

Design Electives (choose 1):55106 Advertising Design 1255123 Logo Design 1255201 Drawing to Illustration Basics 1255801/3 Photography with a Digital Camera 12-1555804 Photography Composition 6

Required Business Course (choose 1):55620 Website Marketing and Search Engine Optimization 655622 Marketing and Self Promotion for Digital Artists 655623 Marketing with Social Media 955624 Starting a Digital Arts Business 655627 Portfolios for Photographers and Designers 6

Required Project Course (1):55701 Projects in Digital Arts 15

Required Computer Courses (5):56311/51 Photoshop: Beginning OR Fireworks 1258123 Dreamweaver: Advanced 1258201 Principles of Accessible Web Design 658221 Content Management Systems for Websites 658401 Web Programming: Basics 12

Design Concentration (choose 3):56212 Illustrator: Intermediate 1256312 Photoshop: Intermediate 1257112 Flash: Intermediate 1257161 Motion and Interaction Desgin with Edge Preview 1258128 Using Dreamweaver and Flash Together 3

Development Concentration (choose 3):58112/5 HTML: Intermediate OR HTML5 12 58231 WordPress: Beginning 12 58411 JavaScript Beginning 1258415 JQuery 1259411 Web Programming with PHP and MySQL 12

Electives (1 or more):Any 1 or more Digital Arts courses (54000-59999) for a total of 8-16 hours 8-16


Multimedia Certificate LEVEL I Print/Web Concentration: 21-22 courses required (222 hours min)

Web/Video Concentration: 20-22 courses required (226 hours min)Both Concentrations: 23-25 courses required (258 hours min)

Required Design Courses (3):No. Course Hours55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 15 55103 Typography 12 55125 Designing for the Web 12

Design Elective (choose 1):55105 2D Design 1255201 Drawing to Illustrator Basics 1255231 Storyboarding 9

Required History Course (choose 1):55102 History of Graphic Design 1255232 History of Animation 9 55322 History of Photography 1255332 History of Filmmaking 1255333 History of Television Broadcasting 12

Required Business Courses (2):55604 Writing Creative Copy for Print and Web Media 955625 Legal Issues in Digital Arts 8


Required Computer Courses (10):56101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256211 Illustrator: Beginning 1256311/51 Photoshop: Beginning OR Fireworks 1256391 Color Management and Calibration 357105 Principles of Motion Graphics 957111 Flash: Beginning 1258101 Creating and Maintaining a Website 1258111 HTML: Beginning 1258121 Dreamweaver: Beginning 1258122 Dreamweaver: Intermediate 12

Computer Elective (choose 1):56181 Acrobat Pro: Working with PDFs 857601 Digital Audio: An Introduction 958117 CSS: Cascading Style Sheets 8

Print/Web Concentration (3):56121/6 InDesign: Beginning 8-1256122 InDesign: Intermediate 1256185 Digital Prepress 12

Web/Video Concentration (choose 3):55911 Digital Videography: An Introduction* 1257311 Premiere: Beginning AND 16 57312 Premiere: Intermediate OR 12 57322/911 Final Cut Pro: Beginning-Intermediate OR FCP 101 24


Multimedia Certificate LEVEL I Print/Web Concentration: 15 courses required (149 hours min)

Web/Video Concentration: 14 courses required (137 hours min)Both Concentrations: 17 courses required (173 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):Multimedia Certificate Level I courses, as needed, or equivalent experience

Required Design Courses (2): No. Course Hours55108 Symbols: Introduction to Visual Literacy 8 56392 Color Theory in Digital Media 6

Design and Related Electives (choose 2):Any 2 or more Graphic Design, Business, Digital Photography* OR Digital Videography* (55000-55999) courses for a total of 16-32 hours 16-32

Required Business Course (choose 1):55620 Website Marketing and Search Engine Optimization 655622 Marketing and Self Promotion for Digital Artists 655623 Marketing with Social Media 9 55624 Starting a Digital Arts Business 655627 Portfolios for Photographers and Designers 6

Required Projects Course (1):55701 Projects in Digital Arts 15

Required Computer Courses (choose 5):56134 Mobile Apps and Interactive Publications with InDesign 1256311/51 Photoshop: Beginning OR Fireworks 1256312 Photoshop: Intermediate 1257112 Flash: Intermediate 1257161 Motion and Interaction Desgin with Edge Preview 1258123 Dreamweaver: Advanced 1258201 Principles of Accessible Web Design 658401 Web Programming: Basics 12

Print/Web Concentration (3):56123 InDesign: Advanced 1256212 Illustrator: Intermediate 1256312 Photoshop: Intermediate 12

Web/Video Production Concentration (choose 2):55921 Documentary Videography* 1257411/31 After Effects OR Motion 12-1657913 FCP 300: Final Cut Pro Advanced Editing 24


*Note: A camera and tripod may be required for one or more of these classes.


Instructional Media Developer CertificateLEVEL I 16-17 courses required (174 hours min)

Pre/Corequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours Online Instructor Certificate 0-63

Required Design Courses (3): 55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 1555125 Designing for the Web 1255231 Storyboarding 9

Computer Prerequisites (as needed):51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-12

Required Computer Courses (13): 52241 PowerPoint: Beginning 1255125 PowerPoint and Media 1255231 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256121 InDesign: Beginning 1256311/51 Photoshop: Beginning OR Fireworks 1257105 Principles of Motion Graphics 957151 Building Instructional Media with Adobe Captivate 1257601 Digital Audio: An Introduction 958101 Creating and Maintaining a Website 1258111 HTML: Beginning 12 58121 Dreamweaver: Beginning 1258201 Principles of Accessible Web Design 658221 Content Management Systems for Websites 6

Explore new interests or get expert advice on technical issues. FREE sessions open to the public.

Digital Arts Information SessionJoin us for a free information session on our Digital Arts programs. Get information on certificate programs, courses and employment information for Graphic Design, Web Design and Development, Digital Photography, Digital Filmmaking, Multimedia, Instructional Media, Music Production, Apple Certifed Professional, Apple computer maintenance and more.Tuesday, May 28 5:15pm-6:30pm

No need to register. It’s free. Bring a friend. This session meets in room 219 at UNM Continuing Education. 1634 University Blvd. NE. RSVP at 505-277-6037 or [email protected].


Web Developer Certificate14-16 courses required (148 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-1252181 Access: Beginning 0-12

Required Courses (12):No. Course Hours 58111 HTML: Beginning 12 58112/5 HTML: Intermediate or HTML 5 12 58117 CSS: Cascading Style Sheets 8 58201 Principles of Accessible Web Design 6 58221 Content Management Systems for Websites 6 58231 WordPress: Beginning 12 58401 Web Programming Basics 12 58411 JavaScript: Beginning 12 58870N XML Essentials (online) 8 59411 Web Programming with PHP and MySQL: Beginning 12 59412 Web Programming with PHP and MySQL: Intermediate 12 65011 Relational Database Design Fundamentals 12

Electives (choose 2):56311 Photoshop: Beginning 1257111 Flash: Beginning 1258121 Dreamweaver: Beginning 1258207 Green Web Design with Online Forms 1258415 JQuery 1259441 Ruby on Rails: Beginning 12

Please note: Course content and schedules are subject to change. Please see our website for the most current information.


Digital Photography CertificateLEVEL I 13-16 courses required (115 hours min)

Camera Prerequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours55807 Choosing the Right Digital Camera 0-3 55808 Getting Started with Your Digital Camera 0-3

Required Photography Courses (5): 55322 History of Photography 1255801/3 Photography with a Digital Camera 12-1555804 Photography Composition 655810/24 Using Natural Light OR Nature and Landscape 1255821/3 Photography II OR Digital SLR Techniques 9-12

Required Business Course (1):55625 Legal Issues in Digital Arts 8


Required Computer Courses (5):56101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256105 Scanning and Digitizing Photos: Basics 356311/31 Photoshop OR Elements: Beginning 1256312/32 Photoshop OR Elements: Intermediate 1256391 Color Management and Calibration 3

Required Photo Organizing Course (choose 1):51115 Organize Your Files and Photos 654303 iPhoto: Beginning 856361 Lightroom: Beginning 12

Electives (1 or more):Any 1 or more Digital Arts courses (54000-58999) 8-16

Digital Photography Basics Certificate 8-11 courses required (66 hours minimum)

Prerequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-12 55807 Choosing the Right Digital Camera 0-3 55808 Getting Started with Your Digital Camera 0-3

Required Courses (7):55801/3 Photography with a Digital Camera 12-1555804 Photography Composition 656101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256105 Scanning and Digitizing Photos: Basics 356311/31 Photoshop OR Elements: Beginning 1256312/32 Photoshop OR Elements: Intermediate 1256391 Color Management and Calibration 3

Required Photo Organizing Course (choose 1):See list above. 6-12


Digital Photography CertificateLEVEL II 12 courses required (122 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):Digital Photography Certificate Level I courses, as needed, or equivalent expe-rience

Required Design and Photography Courses (3): No. Course Hours55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication 15 55822 Professional Lighting Techniques for Digital Photography 12 55828 Creating Depth in Digital Photography 9

Photography Electives (choose 4):55810/24 Using Natural Light OR Nature and Landscape Photography 1255821/3 Photography with a Digital Camera II OR Digital SLR Techniques 9-1255825 Photographing People in Digital 1255827 Digital Wedding Photography 1255830 Digital Black and White Photography 1255831 Architectural Photography 1255832 Sports and Action Photography 1255834 High Dynamic Range Photography 655911 Digital Videography: An Introduction OR any other Digital Photography (55800-55899) course 9-12

Required Business Course (choose 1):55622 Marketing and Self Promotion for Digital Artists 655623 Marketing with Social Media 955624 Starting a Digital Arts Business 655627 Portfolios for Photographers and Designers 6

Required Projects Course (1):55701 Projects in Digital Arts 15

Required Computer Courses (2):56313 Photoshop: Advanced 1256392 Color Theory in Digital Media 6


Notes: A digital camera (any type) is required for Level I and Basics. A digital camera with manual capabilities is required for Level II. RAW format capability is suggested for Level II.

For Our Younger Audience

Students ages 12-17 may enroll in Digital Arts classes at UNM Continuing Education with special permission.

Call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 for information.


Digital Filmmaking Certificate Video Concentration: 15-17 courses required (188 hours min) Motion Graphics Concentration: 16-17 courses required (188 hours min Both Concentrations: 18-20 courses required (224 hours min)

Required Videography and Related Courses (4): No. Course Hours55231 Storyboarding 9 55804 Photography Composition 6 55911 Digital Videography: An Introduction 12 55942 Community Media Studio Production 12-18

Required History Course (choose 1):55232 History of Animation 9 55322 History of Photography 1255332 History of Filmmaking 1255333 History of Television Broadcasting 12

Required Business Courses (1):55625 Legal Issues in Digital Arts 8


Required Computer Courses (6):56101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction 1256311 Photoshop: Beginning 1256312 Photoshop: Intermediate 1257105 Principles of Motion Graphics 957411 After Effects OR Motion 12-1657601 Digital Audio: An Introduction 9

Required Video Editing Course(s) (1-2):57311 Premiere: Beginning AND 657312 Premiere: Intermediate OR 1257322/911 Final Cut Pro: Beginning-Intermediate OR FCP 101 24

Video Concentration (2):55921 Documentary Videography 1257913 FCP 300: Final Cut Pro Advanced Editing 24

Motion Graphics Concentration (3):55201 Drawing to Illustration Basics 1257111 Flash: Beginning 1257112 Flash: Intermediate 12

Note: A digital video camera and tripod are required for this certificate.

*Apple Certification Exam session is included in the cost of this class.

For information on advanced curriculum and additional business courses for Digital Filmmaking, contact the program supervisor.


Apple Creative Professional: Video Apple Certified Pro: Final Cut ProLEVEL ONE 1-5 courses and 1 exam required (26 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours54101/11 Mac: Operating System: Basics OR basic knowledge of Macintosh OS X 0-12 56311 Photoshop: Beginning 0-12 57105 Principles of Motion Graphics OR basic knowledge of editing terminology 0-9

Required Course (1):57322/911 Final Cut Pro: Beginning-Intermediate OR FCP 101/102: Introduction to Final Cut Pro* 24

Suggested Exam Prep (as needed):57799 Tutorial Elective 0-2Exam Prep Guide and Practice Exam (see Apple’s website)

Required Exam (1):57990V Apple Certification Exam Session 2

LEVEL TWO 1-2 courses and 1 exam required (26 hours min)

PrerequisiteLevel One Final Cut Pro End User certification

Required Course (1):No. Course Hours57913 FCP: 300: Final Cut Pro Advanced Editing* 24

Suggested Exam Prep (as needed):57799 Tutorial Elective 0-2


*Apple Certification Exam session is included in the cost of this class.

UNM Continuing Education is the only Apple Authorized Training Centerin New Mexico. For information on certifications and exams, call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037.


Apple Creative Professional: Music Apple Certified Pro: Logic ProLEVEL ONE 1-4 courses and 1 exam required (26 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours54101/11 Mac Operating System: Basics OR basic knowledge of Macintosh OS X 0-12 57601 Digital Audio: An Introduction OR basic knowledge of audio terminology 0-9

Required Course (1):57611/981 Logic Pro: Beginning-Intermediate OR Logic 101: An Introduction to Logic Pro* 24



LEVEL TWO 1-2 courses and 1 exam required (26 hours min)

PrerequisiteLevel One Logic Pro End User certification

Required Course (1):No. Course Hours57983 Logic 301: Advanced Music Production in Logic Pro* 24



Music Production Certificates 4-5 courses required (51 hours min)

Prerequisites (as needed):No. Course Hours51101/4101/11 Operating System Basics 0-12

Required Courses (4):57601 Digital Audio: An Introduction 957611/981 Logic Pro: Beginning-Intermediate OR Logic 101 2457641 Reason: Software with a Beat 1257691 Music Promotion and Distribution 6

ADVANCED MUSIC PRODUCTION

2 courses required (27 hours min)

Required Courses (2):55637 Legal Issues for Digital Music 357983 Logic 301: Advanced Music Production in Logic Pro* 24


COMPUTER SKILLS

WINDOWS BASICS

51010 Learn to Use a Computer at any AgeUsing a computer is for everyone! This beginning computer course for adults acquaints the novice with computer terminology, essential concepts, and best of all—actual experience at the computer. Topics include startup and shut-down procedures, keyboard and mouse operation, and an overview of popular computing functions. Each student will work at their computers and will have access to a computer practice space between classes. $139 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jun 4-6 TTh 1:00pm-5:00pmMargo Bouchard

51101 Windows 7: Operating System BasicsLearn the basic functions of Windows, how to customize its setup, and create and work with shortcuts. Work with the Taskbar, Windows Explorer, Control Panel, file management, Accessories, the Find utility, and on-line Help. Pre-requisite: Basic computer experience.$279 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 11-20 TTh 9:00am-12:00pmMargo Bouchard

51115 Windows: Organize Your Files and PhotosDo you or those in your organization waste valuable time searching for your important files and photos? Learn to effectively organize and manage doc-uments and programs with a systematic approach to file, folder, and disk creation, naming, and placement. Learn the rules and suggestions for naming, renaming, finding, copying, deleting, and backing up files. Prerequisite: Basic computer experience. $219 For: 6 hoursSection A: Jul 16-17 TW 9:00am-12:00pmMargo Bouchard

Digital Arts Courses


APPLE

54010 Learn to Use a Mac: An Easy-Paced IntroductionBecome acquainted with fundamental computer terminology and the Mac in a relaxed, easy-paced setting. Work with the Mac’s basic functions by learn-ing about startup and shutdown procedures, keyboard and mouse operation, and other computer functions specific to the Mac. Get a brief introduction to some of the Mac’s built-in applications for composing letters, reading PDF files, sending emails and surfing the Internet. This course is for the computer novice. See Course Skills Assessment on page 63. Prerequisite: None.$159 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jun 4-6 TTh 1:00pm-5:00pmEd Brandt

54101 Mac Operating System: BasicsGet hands-on training with the Mac’s latest user-friendly operating system. Learn the basics of file management, navigating the Finder, setting up the Dock, customizing preferences, creating and saving files and backing up your computer. Explore the uses and features of the ever-popular iLife programs. Become familiar with the concepts of peripherals, utility applications and cloud computing with iCloud. Note: See Course Skills Assessment on page 63. Prerequisite: 54010 or equivalent experience.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 17-21 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmEd Brandt

54102 Mac Operating System: Intermediate Take a closer look at the Mac operating system and its many customization options. Topics include an in-depth look at disk organization, creating and managing multiple user accounts, software installation, using the Keychain for password management, working with the Disk Utility program and an en-hanced use of Spotlight to find files and data. Using the Apple System Profiler and tips for working more efficiently are also covered. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

54111 Mac Operating System: Basics—Fast TrackAre your Mac skills a little rusty? Do you already know Windows and want to learn to use a Mac? At a faster pace, learn about file management, navigating the Finder, setting up the Dock, customizing preferences, creating and saving files and backing up your computer. Explore the uses and features of the ever-popular iLife programs. Become familiar with the concepts of peripherals, utility applications and cloud computing with iCloud. Note: See Course Skills Assessment on page 63. Prerequisite: A basic knowledge of any version of Mac OS or a working knowledge of Windows.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jun 29 Sa 8:00am-5:00pmEd Brandt


54118 Mac OS X ApplicationsYour Mac comes with a full set of applications to meet most every computing need. Learn tips, tricks and techniques for using these applications to increase your productivity and enhance your Mac experience. Examine Mac applications for creativity, productivity and archiving such as Safari, Mail, Preview, TextEdit, iTunes, iPhoto, Contacts, Calendar, FaceTime, Messages, Notes, and Time Machine. In addition, use Apple’s App Store to acquire addition applications, both free and for purchase. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$339 For: 16 hoursSection A: Jul 15-19 MWThF 1:00pm-5:00pmEd Brandt

54119 Mac OS X Administering and NetworkingIt’s easy to string a cable between two computers so they can talk to each other. But when things go wrong it can cost as much as the computer itself to correct it. Examine how to install, configure, and maintain networks of two to 100 Apple computers, iPhones, and iPads using Ethernet and WiFi. In typical simple Mac-like style, learn all of the components that make up both small and large networks, how to properly install and configure these components, and how to keep everything running trouble-free. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$259 For: 8 hours Fall 2013

54122 Mac Maintenance and Support Learn how to keep your Mac running smoothly and efficiently. Avoid down-time and costly repairs by learning to prevent issues before they occur and to troubleshoot, diagnose and correct them when they do. Using Mac utilities like System Information, Activity Monitor, Disk Utility, Terminal and others, discover how to optimize your Mac’s performance, locate and repair damaged files, boot from a secondary source along with other important maintenance practices and procedures. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Aug 13-15 TTh 1:00pm-5:00pmEd Brandt




54151 Mac OS X Support MasteryPrepare to become a competent and confident Mac support professional. Topics include installation and setup, user accounts, using the command line interface, file systems, data management and backup. We also cover how applications function under Lion, running Boot Camp, network configuration, providing network services, and how to work with all types of peripherals. The class final assignment is to create your own automated installer. Prerequisites: 54101/11, and 54118 or equivalent experience.$1499 For: 32 hours Fall 2013

54303 iPhoto: BeginningLearn to use iPhoto’s simple yet impressive editing and organizing tools to enhance the composition and quality of your digital photos and easily man-age hundreds of pictures. Topics include cropping and rotating, adjusting brightness and contrast, removing red eye, basic retouching, creating a simple slideshow, and using titles, comments, and key words for easy searching and photo retrieval. Also included is a demonstration of iPhoto’s more sophisti-cated features such as exposure and color correction, adding special effects, emailing your pictures, making a photo CD, and creating cards, calendars, and hardcover photo albums of your pictures. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or equiva-lent experience.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jul 1-3 MW 1:00pm-5:00pmEd Brandt

54305 Navigating the iPadFor many, the Apple iPad is becoming the personal computer of choice. Dis-cover what makes the iPad a valuable extension to your computer experience or why you might replace your traditional computer altogether. Learn about its intuitive touch interface “Gestures”, how to work with apps, configure basic settings, and explore other features unique to this device. Prerequisite: Basic computer experience. Suggested: Bring your iPad to class.$99 For: 3 hoursSection A: Jul 13 Sa 1:00pm-4:00pmEd Brandt

54306 iCloud and the Apple ExperienceApple iCloud seamlessly integrates the power and convenience of cloud computing with Apple computers, iPads and iPhones. Discover the numerous features of iCloud available within OS X, iOS and third-party applications to manage documents, music, photos, email, contacts, calendars and more. Learn how to keep your files and information synced and accessible from anywhere at anytime. Prerequisite: 54101/11.$99 For: 3 hoursSection A: Aug 3 Sa 1:00pm-4:00pmEd Brandt


54321 Apple iPad and iOS: BeginningThe Apple iPad is quickly becoming an essential tool for personal, business and classroom use. Get an introduction to key features and tips on enhancing productivity. Learn how to interact and navigate its touch interface; download, work with, and manage apps; configure settings; sync files from a computer and the internet; and explore basic troubleshooting techniques. Examine how the iPad’s operating system, iOS, is also common to the iPhone and iPod Touch. Prerequisites: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience; bring your iPad to class. Suggested: 54305.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 22-31 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmEd Brandt

Apple Online

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Mac, iPhone, and iPad Programming $119

For more information, call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 or see our website.

GRAPHIC DESIGN AND VISUAL COMMUNICATION55101 Graphic Design and Visual Communication

Learn to create an effective layout for any graphic design project. Discover the principles of design for clear and attractive visual communication. Topics include an introduction to advertising, publication, and web design; logos and letterhead packages; layout; typography; and color theory. Note: Equipment and materials cost about $25; a materials list will be available the first day of class. Prerequisite: None. Suggested: 55105 or 55201.$329 For: 15 hoursSection A: Jun 4-Jul 2 T 5:30pm-8:30pmCristina Olds

55102 History of Graphic DesignExplore the language of visual communication by looking at design’s rich his-tory. Topics covered include the development of visual communications from the earliest pictographs to the work of contemporary designers and illustrators. Students complete a design project by the last class. Note: Equipment and materials should not exceed $25; a materials list will be available the first day of class. Suggested text: A History of Graphic Design by Philip B. Meggs. Prerequisite: 55101.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014


55103 TypographyTypography, the art and craft of selecting and setting type, can make or break a layout. Focusing on the critical awareness of type, topics include the histo-ry of type and its language, how to choose and specify type, type categories, type as a visual element, creative typography, and type design. Equipment and materials cost about $25. A materials list will be available the first day of class. Prerequisite: None. Suggested: 55101.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

55105 2D DesignThe elements of two-dimensional design demonstrate the basics behind computer-generated and hand rendered art and design. Learn about color, texture, size, shape, and balance while working with materials such as paint, glue, scissors, colored paper, markers, and charcoal pencils. Note: Equipment and materials cost about $30; a materials list will be emailed with your course confirmation. Prerequisite: None.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

55106 Advertising DesignLearn the processes used to create award-winning advertising communications including development of concepts from a marketing strategy, preparation of layouts for presentation, and presentation skills. All creative elements of a coordinated marketing campaign will be reviewed and explained, including print, broadcast (TV and Radio), online (banners, websites, and social media), branded entertainment, and guerrilla marketing. This course focuses primarily on the creative thinking behind great advertising design. Note: Equipment and materials cost about $15; a materials list will be emailed to you with your course confirmation. Prerequisite: 55101.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 10-31 W 5:30pm-8:30pmCindy Bernier

55107 Publication Design Explore both print and web applications of publication design. Learn how to start with brainstorming the concept, planning the layout, producing final print, and finalizing for web applications. Create and design layouts for some of the following: magazine, newsletter, book, and newspaper publications.Consider current visual trends, and determine your own publishing likes and dislikes. Equipment and materials cost about $25. A materials list will be avail-able the first day of class. Prerequisite: 55101.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014


55108 Symbols: An Introduction to Visual LiteracyMaximize the effect of communication design by grasping the power inherent in symbols. This interdisciplinary perspective reveals how symbols are intrin-sic to human expression and the degree to which they are embedded in the most meaningful and influential cultural communications. Shift the emphasis in communication design away from exclusive reliance on reactive response to intuitive recognition, understanding and connection. Equipment and materials cost about $15. A materials list will be included on your registration receipt. Please bring these materials to the first class session. Prerequisite: None.$219 For: 8 hours Fall 2013

55123 Logo DesignCreate effective logos by understanding the processes, strategies, applications and roles that logos play within brand identity. Learn about different types of logos through case studies, design history, and critical examination. Students produce a corporate identity project. Equipment and materials cost about $25.00; a materials list will be available the first day of class. Prerequisites: 55101, and 55102 or 55108. Suggested: 55202.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

55125 Designing for the Web Explore the process of designing a website, including conceptualizing, struc-turing, and applying design principles to create visually appealing and highly usable solutions. With an emphasis on design principles and information architecture best practices, topics include setting up a site map, designing an interface, and creating comprehensive storyboards. Note: Equipment and materials cost about $25. A materials list will be available the first day of class. Prerequisites: 55101 and working knowledge of the Internet.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 24-Jul 15 M 9:00am-12:00pmKinglsey Anderson

55201 Drawing to Illustration Basics Develop a solid foundation in freehand drawing that will enhance your abilities in any visual communication project. Learn perspective drawing, how to use line, value, contrast, light and shadow to capture simple and complex shapes. Move on to illustration techniques to create professional black and white illustration from concept to final rendering using media such as pencil, pen and ink, acrylic and gouache. Equipment and materials cost about $40. A materials list will be included on your registration receipt. Please bring these materials to the first class session. Prerequisite: None.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013


55231 Storyboarding Whether you’re working with video, animation, or designing a web site, streamline your production by pre visualizing it with a storyboard. Learn how to portray action and motion in a scene, communicate your creative ideas more effectively, and plan navigation within your web site. Various types of story-board techniques are discussed. Note: Materials cost under $5. A materials list will be included on your registration receipt. Please bring these materials to the first class session. Prerequisite: None.$229 For: 9 hoursSection A: Jul 9-16 TTh 1:00pm-4:00pmAnita Quintana

55232 History of AnimationFrom rat-killers with magic lanterns to how GM, MIT and the University of Utah helped make Shrek quite a character, time travel through the history of animation, and learn about all the events that shaped our modern approach, including 2D, 3D, and stop-motion animation. Prerequisite: None.$239 For: 9 hours Fall 2013

55322 History of PhotographyThis class provides a fascinating historical overview of photography from its be-ginnings in the nineteenth century to the advanced applications of today’s dig-ital photography. We’ll explore the significant trends in technology, aesthetics, journalism and scientific applications. A field trip to a local gallery or museum may be arranged. Materials cost about $5. A materials list will be available the first day of class. Prerequisite: None.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

55332 History of FilmmakingLearn how film evolved from its beginnings at the amusement park to become today’s most powerful visual medium. We’ll look at some of film history’s most famous movies, discuss narration and storytelling, and pinpoint the role of a good cameraman for a successful movie. Prerequisite: None.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

55333 History of Television Broadcasting Follow the history of the television industry from its inception to current day. Learn about the development of situation comedies, news and information, technology, ethics and responsibilities of broadcasters to the viewing public. Explore the change in television culture as we discuss the parallel changes in society. Prerequisite: None.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013


Graphic Design & Visual Communication Online

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Digital Arts Certificate $5,995Marketing Design Certificate $5,995For more information, call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 or see our website.

THE BUSINESS OF DIGITAL ART55604 Writing Creative Copy for Print and Web Media

Enhance your company’s image with copy that sparkles, attracts attention and wins new customers. Learn the basics of copywriting techniques for print advertisements, direct mail, broadcast, sales literature, public relations and electronic media. Emphasis is placed on developing a creative strategy, market position and segmentation, writing for the buying cycle, messaging and persua-sive writing. In addition, we analyze landmark creative campaigns from some of the world’s most successful companies. Suggested text: The Copywriter’s Handbook by Robert W. Bly. Prerequisite: None.$239 For: 9 hours Fall 2013

55605 Social Media: Facebook, Twitter and Linked-InSocial media supports the human need for social interaction with other people using the Internet to broadcast media, dialogue and content. Learn how to use Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, link social media websites together for greater interaction, use mobile devices to update your sites, create profiles, blog, search for contacts, and reconnect with old friends. Note: To learn about using social media for marketing, see 55623. Prerequisites: Basic computer and Internet experience.$69 For: 3 hours Fall 2013

55620 Website Marketing and Search Engine OptimizationDiscover cutting-edge methods for marketing and promoting websites from the ground up, starting with selecting and registering domain names through banner advertising. Learn how to optimize your site for search engines, find the right company to host your website, add a shopping cart to a website, handle credit card transactions, and develop techniques for managing web-site email. Prerequisites: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience, and Internet experience.$179 For: 6 hours Fall 2013


55622 Marketing and Self Promotion for Digital ArtistsDevelop materials to promote yourself, your business and/or your art online and offline. From media kits to promotional calendars, your view of self-mar-keting will move forward exponentially as a result of this content-packed, practical class. Artists, designers and other professionals will plan and execute publicity tactics with confidence as a result. Prerequisite: None.$179 For: 6 hoursSection A: Jul 9-23 T 6:00pm-8:00pmMary Ellen Merrigan

55623 Marketing with Social MediaExpand awareness for your business or job search by combining traditional and social media. Market 24/7 with an Internet storefront showcasing who you are and what you do. Learn about a range of tactics that can help you stand out: Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, plus social bookmarking, blogs, YouTube and many other options add exposure to your website. Take charge of your Internet reputation. Focus on strategies for distinguishing your company from that of your competition or ways to stand out as a job applicant. Prerequisite: None. Suggested: 55605.$239 For: 9 hoursSection A: Jul 30-Aug 13 T 6:00pm-9:00pmMary Ellen Merrigan

55624 Starting a Digital Arts BusinessDo you want to start your own graphic design or web design business? Get information about the complete process, from considerations at the conception stage to getting a business license to, most importantly, getting clients. Learn how to deal with both digital and analog clients in a digital format world. We cover business planning, equipment, accounting and finances, pricing and selling, and production. Prerequisite: None.$179 For: 6 hours Fall 2013

55625 Legal Issues in Digital ArtsTo succeed as a digital artist today, you must have an understanding of the legal principles and issues that affect your business. Gain the tools to recognize legal problems and address them appropriately. Topics include contracts for professional services, copyright, model releases, licensing digital art, trade-marks, rights of publicity and privacy, First Amendment issues, business forma-tion, determining when to hire a lawyer and more. Prerequisite: None.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jun 11-13 TTh 1:00pm-5:00pmEfrain Padro


55627 Portfolios for Photographers and DesignersExplore the methods used by photographers and designers in creating suc-cessful portfolios. Take a look at the steps to develop your portfolio: targeting who will see the portfolio and what they want to see; determining the format; choosing the work that will impress the potential client; showcasing your best work; and production of the finished portfolio. Prerequisite: 55101 or 55801/3.$179 For: 6 hours Spring 2014

55637 Legal Issues for Digital Music To succeed in the digital music business, you must have an understanding of the legal principles and issues that affect your business. This survey course will cover topics including protecting your copyrights, copyright and distribution issues, music licensing, music publishing, recording and distribution contracts, record producer contracts, working with independent labels, determining when you need a lawyer and more. Prerequisite: None.$99 For: 3 hours Spring 2014

55701 Projects in Digital ArtsSynthesize the material learned in the Digital Arts Program with the individual attention needed to fill in any gaps. This course is for the advanced Digital Arts student who has the skills necessary to plan and produce a portfolio project. A project is chosen at the first meeting, so bring your ideas. Students create at least one portfolio piece to be displayed or published. Note: Cost of materials varies; materials will be discussed the first day of class. Prerequisite: Any Digi-tal Arts Level I certificate or equivalent experience.$329 For: 15 hours Fall 2013

The Business of Digital Art Online

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Achieving Top Search Engine Positions $119Pay Per Click Marketing $1,495Search Engine Marketing $1,895Search Engine Optimization $1,495For more information, call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 or see our website.


DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY55801 Photography with a Digital Camera

Learn the basics of photography as you explore the capabilities of your digital camera. Discover what aperture, shutter speed, and white balance are and how they affect your photographs. Find out how and when to use flash, and experi-ment with photographic composition to get the most out of your camera—and yourself! Recommended for those new to photography as well as film pho-tographers who want to make the switch to digital. Note: Bring your camera, manual and extra batteries to class. Prerequisite: Must have a digital camera (any type). Suggested: 55807, 55808.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 5-26 W 6:00pm-9:00pmLisa TannenbaumSection B: Jun 20-Jul 18 Th 6:00pm-9:00pmNote: Class does not meet on July 4.Richard Nunez

55803 Photography with a Digital Camera with Field TripsLearn the basics of photography as you explore the capabilities of your digital camera. Discover what aperture, shutter speed, and white balance are and how they affect your photographs. Find out how and when to use flash, and experiment with the basic principles of photographic composition to get the most out of your camera—and yourself! Recommended for those new to photography as well as film photographers who want to make the switch to digital. Three hours of short field trips are included. Notes: Bring your cam-era, maunal, and extra batteries to class. This class is equivalent to 55801 with extra time to take photos. Prerequisite: Must have a digital camera (any type). Suggested: 55807, 55808.$329 For: 15 hoursSection A: Jul 15-19 MTWThF 9:00am-12:00pmPat Berrett

55804 Photography CompositionOne definition for photographic composition is simple: the pleasing selection and arrangement of subjects within the picture area. In general, good pictures result from careful attention to some basic elements of composition, together with appropriate lighting and an interesting subject. Become familiar with the practical applications of the key elements of composition to improve your pho-tography: point of interest, simplicity, contrast, balance, framing, viewpoint, direction of movement, diagonals, and rule of thirds. Prerequisite: None.$179 For: 6 hoursSection A: Jun 10-24 M 6:00pm-8:00pmPat Berrett


55807 Choosing the Right Digital CameraWhether you’re looking to buy your first or fifth digital camera, you’ll want to make the right choice. Gain the tools you need to make a good decision by discussing megapixels, zoom values, and JPG and RAW file formats. Find out how to transfer photos from camera to computer or print digital photos without ever using a computer at all! Note: To learn how to use your digital camera, see 55808 and 55801/3. Prerequisite: None.$69 For: 3 hoursSection A: Jun 13 Th 6:00pm-9:00pmRichard Nunez

55808 Getting Started with Your Digital CameraLearn how to best use the point-and-shoot capabilities of your camera, and find out how to download photos from your camera to a computer. If you don’t yet feel comfortable using your digital camera, this is the perfect way to get started! Notes: Bring your camera, manual, and cables to class. For a more extensive course in digital photography, see 55801/3. Prerequisite: Must have a digital camera (any type). Suggested: Working knowledge of Windows or Mac OS.$69 For: 3 hoursSection A: Jul 25 Th 6:00pm-9:00pmRichard Nunez

55810 Using Natural Light in Digital PhotographyTake advantage of natural light, regardless of the situation, while improving your compositional skills. Practice and improve your knowledge of digital pho-tography with local field trips and subsequent critiques. Find out how to take better photos, without having to buy an expensive and complicated camera and without getting bogged down in a lot of technical details. Note: Bring your camera, manual and extra batteries to class. Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera (any type).$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Aug 1-15 Th 6:00pm-8:00pmField Trip Sa 9:00am-12:00pmNote: Required field trips: Sat, August 3 and 10, 5:00pm-8:00pm.Mary Elkins


55821 Photography with a Digital Camera IIContinue to discover the beauty and joy of digital photography. Make the most of your camera—whether it’s the most basic point-and-shoot or a high end dSLR—by understanding how you can set up your shots to get consistent-ly good results. Fine-tune your photographic skills by practicing new composi-tion techniques, and learn the basics of product photography, including how to set up shots for eBay and/or arts and crafts shows. Note: Bring your camera, manual, and extra batteries to class. Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera (any type).$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 22-Aug 5 M 6:00pm-9:00pmField Trip Sa 9:00am-12:00pmNote: Required field trip: Sat, Jul 27, 9am-12pm.Pat Berrett

55822 Professional Lighting Techniques for Digital PhotographyCreate exceptional digital photographs by increasing your understanding of light. The quantity and quality of light directly affect the outcome of your photographs. Discover how to see light and then determine how the camera will respond to that light. Learn about ISO, exposure, white balance, color temperature, and color spaces. Setting up lighting equipment on location and in the studio will be covered, including basic studio lighting in your home or office. Prerequisite: 55801/3, must have a digital camera with manual capa-bilities. Suggested: 55821 or 55823, digital SLR.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

55823 Digital SLR TechniquesImprove your digital SLR skills through a deeper understanding of how the digital imaging system works, and enhance your creative control over the image in printing and electronic/web display. Topics include: The Camera, including controls, lenses and accessories; The Negative, including the sensor, RAW files, histograms and creative control; and The Print, including in-cam-era and post-processing manipulations to achieve your desired final product. Note: Bring your camera, manual, and extra batteries to class. Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera with manual capabilities, digital SLR preferred.$239 For: 9 hours Fall 2013

55824 Nature and Landscape Photography in DigitalCombine your natural talent with a solid working knowledge of your digital camera while in the great outdoors. Produce better results by applying basic techniques and an understanding of what works better and why. Topics include photographic gear, digital cameras, lenses and basic optics, when to shoot and how to make the most of your day, techniques and composition, night pho-tography, astrophotography, and accessories. An outdoor excursion is included. Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera with manual capabilities.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013


55825 Photographing People in DigitalProduce great digital pictures of people, indoors or outside. This class covers the basics of posing and lighting your subjects to get the look you want and to get the best results from your photos. Learn to take quality candid photos of adults and children at work or at play. Discuss the importance of lighting and lens selection. Use the techniques learned to photograph your classmates on a special class field trip. Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera with manual capabilities. Suggested: 55821 or 55823.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

55827 Digital Wedding PhotographyLearn the basics of digital wedding photography with your creative talent. Class topics will cover when to shoot in RAW and when to shoot in JPEG, essential camera equipment, lens selection, photography styles based on client needs, day readiness, and presenting your customer outstanding finished prints. There will be an outdoor field trip to simulate an on location event photographing your classmates using the topics learned in class. Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera with manual capabilities. Suggested: 55821 or 55823.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

55828 Creating Depth in Digital PhotographyCreate a strong sense of depth in your photos by utilizing in-camera controls and making the most of photographic opportunities. Topics include the use of aperture and focal length to control depth of field and a comprehensive un-derstanding of how light, background and textures can be used to make your images pop! Prerequisites: 55801/3, must have a digital camera with manual capabilities. Suggested: 55821 or 55823.$239 For: 9 hours Fall 2013

55830 Digital Black and White Photography Explore creative techniques to create interesting and artistic black and white photographs using a digital camera. Discuss unique methods of exposure to develop various moods for your subject. Learn the benefits of photograph-ing in JPEG and RAW, and when to utilize in-camera digital techniques to enhance your black and white photograph. Basic black and white developing utilizing Adobe Lightroom will be discussed. Composition techniques and lens selection will also be covered. Prerequisite: 55801/3, must have a digital cam-era with manual capabilities.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013


55831 Architectural PhotographyTackle the challenges of photographing architecture and interiors. Explore the history of architectural photography, design theory and the aesthetics of compositional elements. Using exposure, depth of field, lens choices and color theory, find out how to evaluate a location and determine the best angles. In addition, learn about the technical issues of artificial and natural light and the materials used within the built environment to recognize differing qualities of light. Prerequisites: 55801/3, 56311/31 and must have a digital camera with manual capabilities.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

55832 Sports and Action PhotographySports and action photography is all about being in the right place at the right time. Each sport has predictable and unpredictable moments. From your child’s soccer game to professional level sports, discover the best approaches to creating memorable images. Tackle the challenges of working both indoors and outdoors and get a grasp on exposure, lens selection and courtside access and etiquette for all sports. Prerequisite: 55801/3 and working knowledge of your digital camera in manual mode; must have a digital camera with manual capabilities. Suggested: 55821 or 55823, telephoto lens.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

55834 High Dynamic Range PhotographyLearn how to create fantastic High Dynamic Range (HDR) images. Determine how many images are needed for a great HDR image, what lighting condi-tions are best for HDR photography, and combine shots with Photoshop and Photomatix HDR software to create an HDR radiance photo file. In addition, explore the software settings and finishing techniques for popular HDR styles and discuss additional software available in the market for HDR processing. Prerequisites: 55801, 56311/31 and must have a digital SLR camera.$179 For: 6 hours Spring 2014

Digital Photography Online

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Discover Digital Photography $119Photographing People with Your Digital Camera $119Secrets of Better Photography $119



DIGITAL VIDEOGRAPHY AND FILMMAKING55911 Digital Videography: An Introduction

Develop your technical and creative skills as a digital videographer. Learn how to achieve satisfying and professional-looking footage using your own digital video camera. Implement some basic skills and shooting techniques. Topics include: video formats, camera capabilities, features and operation, camera con-trol, movement and composition, types of shots that make up a scene, sound, light, and how to shoot with editing in mind. Prerequisite: Working knowl-edge of your digital video camera; must have a digital video camera (any type) or digital stills camera with video mode.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 18-27 TTh 9:00am-12:00pmBarak Naggan

55912 Digital Videography IIAchieve satisfying and professional-looking footage using your personal digital video camera by applying basic skills and shooting techniques. Emphasis is on hands-on training and video exercises. Topics include camera movement and composition, types of shots that make up a scene, basic lighting setups, mi-crophones and audio, and how to shoot with editing in mind. Prerequisites: 55911, must have a digital video camera (any type).$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 23-Aug 1 TTh 9:00am-12:00pmBarak Naggan

55921 Documentary VideographyAcquire the essentials for making great documentaries. Examine excerpts from documentary films and get hands-on experience with typical shooting situ-ations such as setting up for an interview and utilizing observational camera techniques. Topics include objective and subjective camera, interviewing techniques, documentary forms, and typical camera equipment. Prerequisite: 55911, must have a digital video camera (any type).$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

55942 Community Media Studio ProductionCrew a live and pre-recorded studio television production at the Quote-Un-quote, Inc. Community Media Center studios. Learn to operate Sony studio cameras, and overhead grid lighting; use a character generator to create titles and credits; operate state-of-the-art video switchers for basic studio and high-end green screen productions; use audio equipment including Mackie audio boards, lavalier, shotgun and handheld mics; as well as multiple decks, monitors and live studio call-in capabilities. Your live studio production will air on Comcast Cable TV Channel 27. Notes: Registration includes one year annual membership to equipment and facilities use at Quote-Unquote, Inc. for public access program-ming. This class has a seven-day advance notice cancellation policy. Prerequisite: Attend a one-hour orientation at Quote-Unquote Media Center.$229 For: 18 hours Fall 2013


COMPUTER GRAPHICS56101 Computer Graphics: An Introduction

Explore the differences between raster and vector graphics and determine which is best for each project. Learn about file formats such as TIFF, JPEG, EPS, PDF, native, RAW data, and discover how they work within graphics soft-ware programs, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Flash and Dream-weaver. Additional topics include spot, RGB, CMYK, and Web color systems; 2D versus 3D graphics; and digital camera resolution conversions. This course provides important prerequisite information for all beginning courses in com-puter graphics. Note: See Course Skills Assessment on page 63. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 4-13 TTh 6:00pm-9:00pmAdele GangaiSection B: Jun 17-21 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmCindy Bernier

56105 Scanning and Digitizing PhotosWhether you’re scanning photographic prints, negatives, slides or other originals, gain the information you need to buy and use a variety of scanners. Learn the basics of scanning, how to choose the right scanner, and how to use scanners with popular software like Photoshop or Photoshop Elements. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows or Mac OS.$69 For: 3 hoursSection A: Jul 1 M 6:00pm-9:00pmMary Elkins

56121 InDesign: Beginning Learn cutting-edge page layout with Adobe InDesign. Get an introduction to how a page layout program works and learn the basic tools and techniques. We cover character formatting, editing and linking text blocks, and importing text and graphics from other applications. In-class exercises emphasize the basic principles of typography and page layout. Prerequisites: 56101 and word-pro-cessing experience.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 1-5 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmAdele Gangai


56122 InDesign: IntermediateRefine your InDesign skills with in-depth use of text and graphics, including tools for paragraph formatting, tabs, paragraph and character styles, text wrap, and working with imported graphics. We also focus on working with multi-page layouts, including Master Pages, automatic page numbering, and the Pages palette. Students work on a newsletter in class. Basic preparation of your document for a commercial printer will be discussed. Prerequisite: 56121/26.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Aug 12-16 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmAdele Gangai

56123 InDesign: Advanced Increase your InDesign efficiency, and learn professional page layout tricks. Create long documents quickly using multiple Master Pages, sectioning, table of contents and index creation tools, and multi-file books. Data merge, librar-ies, Bezier drawing tools, tables, advanced typography techniques, an in-depth use of color, and prepress features are also covered. Prerequisite: 56122.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

56126 InDesign: Beginning—Fast TrackAre you switching to InDesign? Do you have experience with PageMaker, Publisher, or QuarkXPress? Do you need to get up and running quickly? Get a fast-paced introduction to all the basic InDesign tools and techniques. We cov-er character formatting, working with blocks of text, creating and working with simple graphics, as well as importing text and graphics from other applications. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of any page layout software.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jul 27 Sa 8:00am-5:00pmCristina Olds

56128 Online Portfolios with InDesign An online portfolio is a must for designers and anyone who creates visual media. Learn how to showcase your work by creating an online portfolio using InDesign’s interactive features—all without knowing any code! Topics include creating galleries, buttons, hyperlinks, animation, and adding audio and video for a truly dynamic interactive portfolio. Students will create an online portfo-lio in class. Prerequisite: 56121.$219 For: 8 hours Fall 2013


56129 Book Publishing with InDesignMake custom bookmaking easy with InDesign! Learn the processes and tips to make attractive wedding and event books, annual reports, long brochures or promotion books. We will focus on creating effective custom-made photos books and bookmaking features such as multiple master pages, sectioning, and table of contents and index creation tools. We will also discuss digital prepress topics, how to get your book printed, and available template-based book-mak-ing options. Prerequisite: 56121. Suggested: 56122.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jul 29-31 MW 1:00pm-5:00pmCindy Bernier

56130 ePublishing with InDesignInDesign is now a professional authoring tool for ePublications. Find out about publication formatting for eBooks, exporting files for ePub, adding metadata to your publication, and the basics of Adobe’s new Digital Publish-ing Solution with Adobe Digital Editions. We will also discuss PDF and ePUB support for dedicated e-reader device models and customer demands. Prereq-uisite: 56121.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

56134 Mobile Apps and Interactive Publications with InDesign Create media-rich interactive publications for iPad and Android devices. Using InDesign together with the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), learn to de-velop interactive navigation, slide shows, and panoramas. Add audio and video, pan and zoom capabilities, and bring web content directly into the publication. Prerequisite: 56121.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

56181 Acrobat Pro: Working with PDFsUtilize the note-making and markup capabilities of Acrobat Pro to make notations to documents for editing and updating. Set up navigation features to make it easy for users to link to other pages, web pages, or other PDFs. Learn how to create electronic forms. Discover how a PDF opens for a user, how to make limited text changes in a PDF, and embed media such as audio and video. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jun 25-27 TTh 1:00pm-5:00pmAnita Quintana


56185 Digital PrepressLearn to prepare digital files for commercial printing in this introduction to electronic prepress technology. Discover the fundamental terms and technol-ogy involved, including pagination, spot and process color, trapping, registra-tion, color separations, halftones and printing technologies. Master the basics of preparing quality files in InDesign, QuarkXPress, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat. Prerequisites: 56121 and 56311. Suggested: 56181, 56211.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

56211 Illustrator: Beginning Use Adobe Illustrator to create PostScript art in both color and black and white. Learn the basic tools and techniques, including geometric and freeform drawing tools, transformation tools and path editing, paint and type tools, and exporting art for output. Special emphasis is given to the ways Illustrator facilitates drawing. Students work on illustration projects in class. Prerequisite: 56101. Suggested: 55201.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 17-26 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmSean Lemons

56212 Illustrator: IntermediateDelve deeper into the creative power and the productive rewards of computer illustration. Topics include creating and using gradients, advanced type use, an in-depth look at Illustrator’s color controls, and plug-in filters. Several illus-trations and single-page displays are presented for use in class. Prerequisite: 56211.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 8-17 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmSean Lemons

56213 Illustrator: Advanced Learn advanced computer illustration techniques such as blending, masking, compound paths, pattern fills, importing art from other programs, and using layers. Discuss advanced output topics, including trapping and separations. Students practice putting these techniques together to create complex illustra-tions. Prerequisite: 56212.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Aug 5-14 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmSean Lemons


56311 Photoshop: Beginning With Adobe Photoshop you can do everything from retouching photos to creating original illustrations and collages. Apply lighting and color corrections and correct lens distortions to enhance your photos. Learn about the impor-tance of camera RAW files and how to process them. Use the retouching tools, painting techniques and basic filters to improve or alter your photos. Addition-al topics include file formats, working with type, using Adobe Bridge, and an introduction to basic selections and layers. Prerequisite: 56101.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 11-20 TTh 1:00pm-4:00pmAnita QuintanaSection B: Aug 6-15 TTh 6:00pm-9:00pmZac Van Note

56312 Photoshop: IntermediateLearn advanced selection methods to selectively adjust images. Work with a variety of layer techniques to combine, enhance and transform your images. Organize and cross-index your image collection with Bridge. Learn about color modes, photo touchup and restoration techniques. In addition, further explore the power of Adobe Camera Raw. Prerequisite: 56311/31.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 18-25 TTh 1:00pm-5:00pmAnita Quintana

56313 Photoshop: Advanced Navigate Photoshop like the pros! Discover advanced techniques for enhanc-ing photographs and compositing images, advanced use of layers (layer masks, layer comps, smart objects, smart filters), advanced selections and special effects with channels, automating and batch processing. The course includes exercises in enhancing a variety of images and creating complex collage-based art. Prerequisite: 56312.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

56331 Photoshop Elements: Beginning Use Photoshop Elements (an inexpensive version of Photoshop) to color-cor-rect, crop, and fine-tune your photographs. Add text and other enhancements to your photos, and explore several methods of sharing them, including via email and printing. Understand the differences between JPEG, TIFF, and cam-era RAW formats, and discuss the basics of color management. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience. Suggested: 56101.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 17-26 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmNote: This class is Windows only.Mary Elkins


56332 Photoshop Elements: IntermediateHarness the power of layers and selection tools to further enhance your photos. Look into Photoshop Elements’ powerful panorama stitching capabil-ities, explore methods of restoring old photos, and experiment with filters and blending modes to make your photos look even more artistic. Prerequisite: 56311/31.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 8-17 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmNote: This class is Windows only.Mary Elkins

56351 Web Graphics with FireworksCreate efficient, attractive web graphics and animations. Learn how to opti-mize GIFs and JPEGs for fast download without losing image quality. Create graphics and web page layouts within Adobe Fireworks’ unique raster/vector environment. We also explore Fireworks’ HTML-generating features, includ-ing image maps, image slicing, and JavaScript rollovers. Prerequisite: 56101.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

56361 Lightroom: BeginningAdobe Lightroom is an ideal photo editing tool for beginners and seasoned photographers alike. With Lightroom, getting your photography into the digital workflow on your computer is easier than ever. Import, process, man-age, and showcase your images from one shot to an entire shoot. Enjoy tight integration with Photoshop allowing you to quickly make changes and then see the updated effects in Lightroom. Learn how to import photos, organize them, make changes and color corrections, and use Lightroom to present your images to an audience. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent expe-rience. Suggested: 56101.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

56391 Color Management and CalibrationFind out how to get what you see on your monitor to match what comes out of your printer. The key is calibration and consistent color management. Learn the basics, so that you can select and use calibration hardware and color management software to get consistent results for your digital photos, design proofs, and more. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$99 For: 3 hours Fall 2013


56392 Color Theory in Digital MediaColor is a critical part of design—whether your project is destined for print, web, video or other media. A clear understanding of color theory and practical applications is the key to using color with confidence. Learn to apply theory in digital applications, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Flash, Dream-weaver and more. Learn the differences and applications for Pantone, CMYK, RGB, Hexadecimal colors, and other important color tools. The psychology of color and color harmonies are also addressed. Prerequisite: 56101.$179 For: 6 hoursSection A: Jul 19 F 9:00am-4:00pmAdele Gangai

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SkillSoft self-study classes include:56800N Adobe Acrobat 8.0 $19956808N Acrobat 9: Fundamentals $9956814N InDesign CS4: Fundamentals $9956815N InDesign CS5: Fundamentals $9956818N Adobe Illustrator CS4 $19956837N Adobe Photoshop CS4 $19956838N Adobe Photoshop CS5 $19956845N Adobe Fireworks CS4 $99

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Introduction to InDesign CS4 $119Intermediate InDesign CS5 $119Introduction to Illustrator CS4 or CS5 $119Introduction to CorelDraw X5 $119Introduction to Photoshop CS4, CS5 or CS6 $119Intermediate Photoshop CS5 $119Photoshop CS5 or CS6 for the Digital Photographer $119Photoshop CS5 or CS6 for the Digital Photographer II $119Photoshop Elements 9, 10 or 11 for the Digital Photographer $119Photoshop Elements 9 or 10 for the Digital Photographer II $119Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking $119Graphic Design with Photoshop CS5 Training $1,795Digital Arts Certificate $5,995



ANIMATION, INTERACTION DESIGN AND VIDEO PRODUCTION57105 Principles of Motion Graphics

Learn how photography, video, illustration, and animation are choreographed to produce attractive and dynamic motion graphics and interactive media. A brief history of motion graphics, and its importance in film, television, and digital media is discussed. Topics include design and concept considerations, compositing tools and techniques, criteria for output delivery to digital media, and key workflow strategies for developing interactive media. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$279 For: 9 hours Fall 2013

57111 Flash: BeginningWork with Adobe Flash’s timeline-based animation system to create animated presentations for delivery in a wide variety of formats. Topics include using Flash drawing tools, creating animations with keyframes and tweening, linking Flash movies together into websites or other presentation formats, and publish-ing Flash movies for delivery on the Web, CD or DVD. Prerequisite: 56101 or 57105. Suggested: 56211, 57105.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

57112 Flash: Intermediate Take your Flash animation to the next level! Create custom gradients for 3D effects in artwork, and work with shape tweening and animation along a path. Add simple interactivity with ActionScript, Flash’s increasingly powerful authoring language. Learn to control large projects with scenes. Add event sounds and soundtracks to presentations, and synchronize animation and sound. Prerequisite: 57111.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

57113 Flash: AdvancedAdvance your Flash skills! Work with mask layers and bitmap graphics and add video to your presentations. Make character animation a snap with inverse kinetics and animate in 3D space. Discover how to reuse your animations with motion presets. Learn to manage large multi-movie projects using Flash’s Load Movie and shared libraries features. ActionScript topics include basic concepts of object-oriented scripting. In addition, we will discuss best practices to re-purpose your script for future Flash projects. Prerequisite: 57112. Suggested: 58401 or 58411.$329 For: 12 hours Spring 2014


57151 Building Instructional Media with Adobe CaptivateAdobe Captivate provides quick and easy ways to create training objects for computer-based training or web-based training (CBT/WBT). Explore the easy-to-learn tools for creating presentations, software demonstrations, quizzes and more. In addition, learn how using Captivate will assist in making your training 508 compliant. Best practices for creating CBT or WBT are also dis-cussed. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

57161 Motion and Interaction Design for Web and Mobile Devices with Adobe Edge Preview

Edge Preview is Adobe’s new tool for creating animated, interactive content that runs on modern browsers and mobile devices, including iOS. Work on new composition, add expressive motion by importing and animating graph-ics, and add interactivity to web content without writing a single line of code. Prerequisite: 58111.$289 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

57311 Premiere: BeginningLearn the basics of video and audio editing using the non-linear editing (NLE) system Adobe Premiere. Topics include traditional editing vs. NLE, DV capture, importing, editing, transitions, keying, effects, audio, titles, and digital movie file export formats. Students assemble several short movies that demonstrate various editing techniques for video and sound. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11. Suggested: 57105, 56311 or basic knowledge of editing terminology.$429 For: 16 hoursSection A: Jul 22-Aug 1 MWTh 6:00pm-9:00pmMarc Leonard

57312 Premiere: Intermediate Go beyond the fundamentals of video and sound editing and learn more advanced non-linear editing techniques: keyframes, motion effects, chromakey-ing, video codecs for the Internet, and advanced titling. Import music from a CD or MP3 Player, and create soundscapes by mixing audio tracks. Prerequi-site: 57311.$329 For: 12 hours Fall 2013


57322 Final Cut Pro: Beginning-IntermediateLearn basic editing functions while becoming familiar with the Apple Final Cut Pro user interface. Start with basic video editing techniques and work all the way through Final Cut Pro’s powerful advanced features. Students work with dramatic real-world media to learn the practical techniques used daily in editing projects. Notes: This class is equivalent to FCP 101 (57911). Class 57911 includes one Apple Certification Exam Session at a discounted price. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or basic knowledge of Mac OS X; must have Mac OS X experience. Suggested: 57105 or basic knowledge of editing terminology.$799 For: 24 hoursSection A: Jun 24-26 MTW 8:00am-5:00pmNote: This class is Mac only.Brad Stoddard

57323-57324 Final Cut Pro: AdvancedSee page 54 for advanced Final Cut Pro classes under Apple Creative Profes-sional, or call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 for information.

57411 Motion Graphics and Visual Effects with Adobe After Effects Learn the fundamentals of animating digital images and title sequences to in-tegrate them into live action. In this exploration of motion graphics and visual effects, topics include: setting up a composition, keyframe techniques, layer essentials, adjustment layers, creating and synchronizing motion, 3D space, camera and lighting basics, and creating animated text. Additional exercises include green screen work, sky replacement, tracking and rotoscoping. Prereq-uisite: 57105. Suggested: 57311 or 57322/911.$329 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

57431 Motion: BeginningStart with motion graphics fundamentals in Apple Motion and move into com-positing, animation, and the world of 3D. Explore new intelligent templates to quickly and flexibly create high-quality effects, titles, transitions, and gener-ators as well as create rigs to adjust related parameters with a single control. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or basic knowledge of Mac OS X; must have Mac OS X experience. Suggested: 57105 or basic knowledge of editing and motion graphics terminology.$549 For: 16 hours Spring 2014

Get Ahead with a Tutorial Elective

Explore a topic in more depth. Two-hour one-on-one Tutorial Electives are available in Digital Arts if you have taken a related class of six hours or longer. Contact Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 to request your instructor, date and time. Some restrictions may apply. $199.


Animation, Interaction Design & Video Production Online

SkillSoft self-study classes include:57818N Adobe Flash CS4 $29957819N Adobe AIR for Flash Developers $9957820N Adobe Flash CS5 $29957831N Adobe Captivate 4 $99

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Introduction to Flash CS5 or CS6 $119Intermediate Flash CS5 $1193ds max $1,695Multimedia Arts Certificate $5,995


AUDIO AND MUSIC PRODUCTION57601 Digital Audio: An Introduction

Learn the fundamentals of computer recording. Topics include multitrack recording, podcasting basics, virtual instrument and effect plugins, two-track editing, understanding file formats, computer audio hardware basics, and In-ternet audio. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience.$279 For: 9 hoursSection A: Jun 5-12 MW 6:00pm-9:00pmJoey Belville

57611 Logic Pro: Beginning-IntermediateMaster the primary features and basic user interface of Logic Pro. Learn how to generate a customized audio and midi configuration that will seamlessly integrate with your own personal production studio. Create your own song us-ing Logic Pro’s comprehensive array of software instruments, Apple Loops and DSP effects. In-depth lessons cover MIDI and audio recording, streamlined editing and arrangement techniques, user defined key commands, automation, scoring to picture and surround mixing. Note: This class is equivalent to Logic 101 (57981). Class 57981 includes one Apple Certification Exam Session at a discounted price. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or basic knowledge of Mac OS X; must have Mac OS X experience. Suggested: 57601 or basic knowledge of audio terminology.$799 For: 24 hoursSection A: Jul 8-10 MTW 8:00am-5:00pmNote: This course is Mac only.Joey Belville

57613-57614 Logic Pro: AdvancedSee page 55 for advanced Logic Pro classes under Apple Creative Professional, or call Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 for information.


57641 Reason: Software with a BeatCreate a virtual music studio with Propellerhead Reason. Put together a col-lection of virtual instruments to be played live or used with other sequencing software such as Logic Pro or GarageBand. Find out how to load and edit patches, samples, and drumloops to create your musical masterpiece. You will also learn basic sequencing, mixing, and automation techniques. Reason is the perfect solution for music bed, soundtrack, hip hop, rhythm and blues, rock, and electronic music creation. Come prepared to rock! Prerequisite: 57601.$329 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

57691 Music Promotion and DistributionLearn the ins and outs of promoting and distributing your independently pro-duced music online. Emphasis on getting your music into online stores such as iTunes, Amazon, etc. Mastering, artwork, radio, movie, TV placements, man-agement, touring, licensing, and copyrights are topics that will also be covered. Prerequisite: None.$209 For: 6 hours Fall 2013

APPLE CREATIVE PROFESSIONAL FOR VIDEO, AUDIO, MUSIC 57911 FCP 101: Introduction to Final Cut Pro X

Final Cut Pro is a revolutionary video editing application that makes it possible for beginners and seasoned professionals to achieve stunning results. This three-day, hands-on course teaches students to perform basic editing functions while becoming familiar with the user interface. Start with basic video editing techniques and work all the way through Final Cut Pro’s powerful advanced features. Students work with dramatic real-world media to learn the practical techniques used daily in editing projects. Notes: This is an AATC course. One Apple Certification Exam Session is included, valid for six months upon com-pletion of the class. This class has a 14-day advance notice cancellation policy. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or basic knowledge of Mac OS X; must have Mac OS X experience. Suggested: 57105 or basic knowledge of editing terminology.$899 For: 24 hoursSection A: Jun 24-26 MTW 8:00am-5:00pmNote: This course is Mac only.Brad Stoddard


57913 FCP 300: Final Cut Pro X Advanced EditingFinal Cut Pro is a revolutionary video editing application that makes it possible for beginners and seasoned professionals to achieve stunning results. This three-day, hands-on course teaches hard-to-find advanced editing and finishing techniques. Learn how to create fantastic effects using filters creatively, color correct like a pro, and create complex audio mixes. This course also covers advanced workflows for managing media, including using Compressor. Notes: This is an AATC course. One Apple Certification Exam Session is included, valid for six months upon completion of the class. This class has a 14-day ad-vance notice cancellation policy. Prerequisite: 57911 (FCP 101) or equivalent experience. Suggested: Level One Final Cut Pro End User certification.$899 For: 24 hoursSection A: Jul 22-24 MTW 8:00am-5:00pmNote: This course is Mac only.Brad Stoddard

57981 Logic 101: Introduction to Logic Pro 9This three-day hands-on course introduces students to the primary features and basic user interface of Logic Pro. Students learn how to generate a customized audio and midi configuration that will seamlessly integrate with their own personal production studio. Students also create their own song using Logic Pro’s comprehensive array of software instruments, Apple Loops and DSP effects. In-depth lessons will cover MIDI and audio recording, streamlined editing and arrangement techniques, user defined key commands, automation, scoring to picture and surround mixing. Notes: This is an AATC course. One Apple Certification Exam Session is included, valid for six months upon completion of the class. This class has a 14-day advance notice cancella-tion policy. Prerequisite: 54101/11 or basic knowledge of Mac OS X; must have Mac OS X experience. Suggested: 57601 or basic knowledge of audio terminology.$899 For: 24 hoursSection A: Jul 8-10 MTW 8:00am-5:00pmNote: This course is Mac only.Joey Belville


57983 Logic 301: Advanced Music Production in Logic Pro 9This three-day course teaches invaluable real-world techniques for music production and editing, mixing, notation, and scoring to picture with Log-ic. Throughout the class, you will learn numerous professional secrets for streamlining production workflows and constructing a mix to meet the most exacting standards. Experienced Logic users and newcomers alike will find invaluable methods for manipulating tempo and pitch, fine-tuning audio and MIDI tracks, processing MIDI data, managing signal flow, assigning physical controllers, and getting the most out of Logic’s revolutionary software instru-ments. Notes: This is an AATC course. One Apple Certification Exam Session is included, valid for six months upon completion of the class. This class has a 14-day advance notice cancellation policy. Prerequisite: 57981 (Logic 101) or equivalent experience. Suggested: Level One Logic Pro End User certification.$899 For: 24 hoursSection A: Aug 5-7 MTW 8:00am-5:00pmNote: This course is Mac only.Joey Belville

57990V Apple Certification Exam SessionRegister to take your Apple IT or Pro Apps exam at our AATC facility. Notes: Exams are non-refundable. Prices are subject to change and may vary by exam. Transfers are permitted within the same semester only. Call 505-277-6037 to inquire about exam prep, retake discounts and exam sessions included with the Apple Creative Professional classes. Prerequisite: Varies by exam. Retakes: $100. Documentation of previous exam taken at our facility required for all retakes.$150 For: 2 hoursSection A: Jun 28 F 1:30pm-3:30pmBrad StoddardSection B: Jul 26 F 1:30pm-3:30pmBrad StoddardSection C: Aug 9 F 1:30pm-3:30pmJoey Belville

Apple Exam Prep

For information on Apple exam preperation, contact the AATC program supervisor at 505-277-6037.


WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT58101 Creating and Maintaining a Website: An Introduction

Get an overview of the tools and techniques involved in creating and updating websites. Discuss the practical matters of file organization, site navigation and content update strategies. Students get hands-on experience with Dream-weaver and HTML text editors. The process of uploading files is also covered. Prerequisites: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience, and Internet experience.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 24-28 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmJeff Brody

58105 Create a Simple WebsiteUsing free web design tools, create a website about your family, your hobbies, or anything that interests you. Learn strategies for planning your hobby site, creating and linking individual web pages, and adding images for visual appeal. At the end of class, sign up for free web space and upload a live website! Pre-requisites: Working knowledge of Windows and the Internet.$129 For: 6 hours Fall 2013

58111 HTML: BeginningEnhance your ability to control the looks and functionality of your Web pages by learning HTML and XHTML, the closely related languages that programs such as Dreamweaver use behind the scenes. Use code to add graphics, links, and tables to your pages, and explore the power of CSS to format text con-sistently and quickly. Gain an understanding of the similarities and differences between HTML and XHTML, and practice using FTP to upload your pages to a live Web server. Prerequisites: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experi-ence, and Internet experience.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 8-12 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmJeff Brody

58112 HTML: Intermediate Increase your practical knowledge of HTML, including using CSS to create imaginative web page layouts. Learn to use tables and forms in your website, and explore more uses of CSS, including its ability to format every page in a website with a single style sheet, and an introduction to CSS positioning prop-erties. Finally, take a look at how HTML interacts with other Web technologies such as JavaScript and PHP. Prerequisite: 58111.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013


58115 Moving To HTML5HTML5 is the most recent version of HTML. Learn how to use several new semantic elements such as nav, header and footer. Find out about new native browser features such as audio, video, and canvas as well as the new form input elements for email, telephone, and URL. Use CSS to control the appearance of your HTML documents. Prerequisite: 58111.$329 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

58117 CSS: Cascading Style SheetsDeveloped to work hand-in-hand with both HTML and XHTML, Cascad-ing Style Sheets (CSS) has played a significant role in bringing the power of desktop publishing to web page design. Learn to use CSS to change the colors, fonts, paragraph-indents, and even the layout of a web page—or an entire website, for that matter—with just a few keystrokes. Explore different ways to make your pages look good, discover how using CSS can improve functional-ity, and how it works in HTML-editors such as Dreamweaver. Prerequisite: 58111. Suggested: 58121.$219 For: 8 hoursSection A: Jul 15-17 MW 1:00pm-5:00pmVirginia DeBolt

58121 Dreamweaver: BeginningThis powerful web-authoring program puts both visual design and sophisti-cated HTML tools at your fingertips. Topics include setting up the Dream-weaver environment, using type and graphics, adding links, and using tables. The basics of applying Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to HTML elements and uploading websites are also featured. Prerequisites: 51101 or 54101/11 or equivalent experience, and Internet experience. Suggested: 58111.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 10-14 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmVirginia DeBoltSection B: Jun 18-27 TTh 6:00pm-9:00pmZac Van Note

58122 Dreamweaver: Intermediate Take your web-authoring skills to the next level. Learn to create custom styles in CSS and apply them to text, links, tables and DIVs. Automate page devel-opment and maintenance with templates, library items and snippets and add interactivity with HTML forms. Ensure efficient site management with browser testing, validation, site assets and file check-in/check-out. In addition, begin to integrate Flash content into your site. Prerequisites: 58111, 58121.$289 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 9-18 TTh 6:00pm-9:00pmZac Van Note


58123 Dreamweaver: Advanced Take full advantage of Dreamweaver for advanced web authoring. Create cutting edge multi-column page layouts with advanced CSS positioning tech-niques. Add sophisticated interactivity, including CSS rollovers, AJAX/JavaS-cript image galleries and form validation and explore the use of media queries to create responsive website designs. Customize and extend Dreamweaver functionality with extensions. Finally, add video, sound and other media ele-ments to web pages. Prerequisite: 58122. Suggested: 58401 or 58411.$329 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

58128 Using Dreamweaver and Flash TogetherUse Dreamweaver and Flash together to integrate Flash content into your website without sacrificing efficiency. Topics include Dreamweaver/Flash inte-gration features, managing Flash content in a Dreamweaver site, creating easily updatable Flash pages, banners, and navigation bars, as well as using the Flash objects built into Dreamweaver. Prerequisites: 57111, 58121.$99 For: 3 hours Spring 2014

58201 Principles of Accessible Web DesignAs many as 20% of World Wide Web users experience some form of disability. This means that they might not be able to use your site to its best potential. Learn to construct attractive, standards-based websites that are usable by peo-ple of all ability levels, with and without assistive technologies such as screen readers and video captioning software. We’ll discuss designing for four major obstacles to usability (visual, audio, mobility, and cognitive), and learn how to build websites according to Federal and international standards for accessi-bility, validating our designs using industry-standard tools. Also included is a discussion of assistive technologies such as screen readers and video-captioning software. Prerequisite: 58101 or 58111.$209 For: 6 hours Fall 2013

58207 Green Web Design with Online FormsAre you still distributing and collecting paper forms? Go green and let your website do the work! Using web-based forms can have a significant effect on the environment by reducing our dependency on paper. Learn how to build HTML forms for collecting simple data, track submissions by email using PHP, build a MySQL database for storing entries, and set up .htaccess logins for security as well. You’ll be glad you made the switch! Prerequisites: 58111, 58121. Suggested: 58401.$329 For: 12 hours Spring 2014


58221 Content Management Systems for WebsitesContent management systems (CMS) are becoming increasingly popular for the authoring and administration of websites. These software systems provide a means to control the presentation of sites, as well as a database for storing site content. But CMSes vary in complexity and flexibility. Survey several popular CMSes, including WordPress, ExpressionEngine, Joomla, Drupal and Plone, as well as the popular Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle. Discuss the pros and cons of each and arm yourself with knowledge to make the right decision when choosing a CMS. Prerequisite: 58111. Suggested: 58117 or 58121.$179 For: 6 hours Fall 2013

58230 Create a Blog on WordPress.comCreate a free blog hosted on WordPress.com. Choose a name for your blog, learn how to manage the settings to control your blog. Find a theme you like and learn how to add posts. Work with images and image galleries. Learn about plugins and widgets. If you go on to create a self-hosted WordPress blog, all the knowledge from this class will apply. Prerequisite: 51101 or 54101/11. Suggested: 58101 and 58111.$239 For: 9 hoursSection A: Aug 5-9 MWF 1:00pm-4:00pmVirginia DeBolt

58231 WordPress: BeginningWordPress is a free, open source publishing system that allows users without technical expertise in design and development to create and manage a blog with ease. But more than blogs, WordPress can be used as a Content Man-agement System (CMS) for a variety of websites. Learn how to set up and configure WordPress to meet your needs, whether for a blog, a personal site or a business site. Choose themes and plugins to further enhance and customize WordPress. Prerequisites: 58101, 58111, and 58117 or 58121. Suggested: 55125.$289 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

58401 Web Programming Basics Move beyond HTML and CSS! Investigate fundamental concepts and prac-tices of scripting and programming for websites. Learn how dynamic web ap-plications execute on the World Wide Web, and how this process differs from static websites. Get overviews of PHP, ASP and JavaScript, as well as standard approaches to integrating these languages with everyday HTML. Additional topics of discussion include client- and server-side authoring options, capturing information from user forms, database connectivity, and cookies. Prerequisite: 58111.$329 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jun 17-20 MTWTh 9:00am-12:00pmKinglsey Anderson


58411 JavaScript: BeginningBuild dynamic and interactive web pages using JavaScript. Develop a familiarity with fundamental scripting concepts such as objects, properties, and methods. Learn how to create image rollovers and pop-up windows, and use the Doc-ument Object Model (DOM) for basic form validation. Prerequisite: 58111. Suggested: 58112 or 58401.$329 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 22-26 MWF 1:00pm-5:00pmJeff Brody

58415 JQueryTake your web programming skills to the next level with JQuery, the JavaScript library. Learn about selecting and modifying page elements and CSS styles, events, visual effects and animation to bring life to your web pages. Use form validation and AJAX techniques to build rich, interactive web applications. Finally, look at the JQuery UI Widgets and learn how to easily create effects like tabbed windows, accordion sliders and calendars. Prerequisites: 58112 or 58117. Suggested: 59411.$329 For: 12 hours Fall 2013

59411 Web Programming with PHP and MySQL: BeginningReceive an introduction to the open-source web programming language, PHP, and discover why so many web developers prefer to use it with MySQL (an open-source database technology) for their data-driven applications. Learn the basics of the PHP language and how to use PHP to generate your HTML. Get acquainted with the MySQL database, and learn to use PHP and MySQL together. Develop real world web-based applications in class. Prerequisites: 58111, 58121.$329 For: 12 hoursSection A: Jul 16-19 TWThF 9:00am-12:00pmKinglsey Anderson

Get Ahead with a Tutorial Elective

Explore a topic in more depth. Two-hour one-on-one Tutorial Electives are available in Digital Arts if you have taken a related class of six hours or longer. Contact Caroline Orcutt at 505-277-6037 to request your instructor, date and time. Some restrictions may apply. $199.


59412 Web Programming with PHP and MySQL: IntermediateTake your PHP coding skills to a whole new level! Explore session variables, file uploads, HTTP headers, user registration systems, advanced SQL and MySQL methods and more. Combining all of these skills together, build re-al-world web applications to position yourself as an expert coder. Prerequisite: 59411.$329 For: 12 hours Spring 2014

59441 Ruby on Rails: BeginningAcquire basic knowledge of Ruby on Rails, the premiere open source frame-work used for web programming. Rails is optimized for sustainable produc-tivity while lowering the barrier of entry into programming. Learn the full RoR stack, understand REST and resources, test your code before you write it, build a basic Rails application and automatize deployment. Experience the Rails way of building web applications and discover a framework for program-mer happiness. Prerequisites: 58111, 58411 and 65011.$329 For: 12 hours Fall 2013




Web Design and Development Online

SkillSoft self-study classes include:58802N Designing and Hosting a Website $19958832N Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 $29958833N Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 $29958863N JavaScript Fundamentals $29958868N DHTML Basics $19958870N XML Essentials $25958872N Advanced XML $29958875N Introduction to Ajax Development $199

Ed2Go instructor-led classes include:Creating Web Pages $119Advanced Web Pages $119Designing Effective Websites $119Introduction to CSS3 and HTML5 $119Intermediate CSS3 and HTML5 $119Introduction to Dreamweaver CS4, CS5 or CS6 $119Intermediate Dreamweaver CS4 or CS5 $119Introduction to PHP and MySQL $119Introduction to ASP.NET $119Creating Mobile Apps with HTML5 $119Creating jQuery Mobile Websites with Dreamweaver $119Web Design Certificate $5,995Webmaster $1,795Web Applications Developer $2,195Mobile Web Developer $2,195



Course Skills AssessmentsTo place yourself in the right class, refer to the course assessments below. If you can answer 8 out of 10 questions for the appropriate assessment, you probably do not need to take the class. If you cannot answer 8 out of 10 questions, you probably need to take the class. For additional information or questions, please call 505-277-6037.

LEARN TO USE A COMPUTER/MAC (51010/54010) 1. Define hardware and memory. 2. What is a microprocessor or CPU? 3. Describe the difference between a hard drive and a CD drive. 4. Describe the difference between operating system and application software. 5. List some popular word processing, spreadsheet, database, and graphics programs. 6. Define bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, and gigabytes. 7. Explain mouse operations such as click, double-click, right-click, click-and-drag. 8. What is anti-virus software? 9. List three input devices and three output devices. 10. List three storage devices and describe how they are different from each other.

OPERATING SYSTEM BASICS (51101/4101/11) 1. Describe the difference between files and folders. How do you move and copy files

between folders? How do you find a lost file or folder? 2. How do you move and resize a window? 3. What is a shortcut (Windows) or alias (Mac) and how do you create one? 4. What is the Recycle Bin (Windows) or Trash (Mac)? 5. Describe how to launch a program. 6. Describe how to change the mouse properties and the desktop display. 7. What is the Taskbar (Windows) or Dock (Mac)? 8. What is the Start Menu (Windows) or Apple Menu (Mac)? 9. List the keyboard shortcuts for cut, copy, and paste. 10. Describe how to eject a disk or CD.

COMPUTER GRAPHICS: AN INTRODUCTION (56101) 1. Explain the difference between raster and vector graphics. What are the advantages

and disadvantages of each? 2. List two programs that work with raster graphics and two programs that work with

vector graphics. List two programs for page layout and two for web design. 3. Define PostScript and describe some of its uses. 4. Define aliasing and anti-aliasing. 5. Define resolution and explain how it is measured. Indicate a standard resolution for

print and one for web. 6. List three graphics file formats and explain when you would use each. 7. When would you rasterize a graphic and when would you trace a graphic? 8. Describe what a Bezier curve is and where you would find one. 9. Describe what a pixel is and where you would find one. 10. Define color depth (bit depth).


Registration Form for Digital Arts Program Courses

Online: Go to dce.unm.edu, click on the “Search Courses” link to go to the Registration page. Discounts are not available online.

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