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CIS 2221 – Web Graphics and Multimedia
Web Graphics and Multimedia teaches the use of powerful tools for modeling scanned images and illustrations into creative artwork. In this course, students will learn techniques for quickly creating attractive textures for backgrounds, com-positing images seamlessly, simulating surface reflections and shadows, and creating effects with type. Advanced tools will be used for selecting parts of images, moving, duplicating, and resizing images. Students will utilize painting tools to manipulate images, and will perform adjustments to contrast and color balance.
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Use powerful shortcuts to enhance productivity |
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Apply techniques to improve low resolution files |
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Use filters alone and in combination to create effects |
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Combine color and grayscale images |
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Resize and crop image areas |
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Select appropriate resolutions for different image and output types |
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Use painting tools to create artwork or to retouch photographs |
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Create and manipulate multiple layers to composite images easily |
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Modify the brightness, contrast, color balance, hue, and saturation of images |
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Save images in file formats for use with other applications |
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Prerequisite: Program admission |
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USE POWERFUL SHORTCUTS TO ENHANCE PRODUCTIVITY |
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Raster and Vector Graphics |
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APPLY TECHNIQUES TO IMPROVE LOW RESOLUTION FILES |
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Using Tools to Select Image Areas |
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Deselecting Areas |
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Selecting Polygon Areas |
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Rectangular and Elliptical Selections |
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Specialized Tools |
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Adding to and Subtracting from Selections |
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Transforming Selections |
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Correcting Mistakes |
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Moving Selections |
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Floating Versus Fixed Selections |
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Copying Selections |
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Colorizing Line Art |
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Replacing Colors |
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Tiled Backgrounds |
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Animated GIF’s |
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Using GIF Construction Set |
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Video Technologies |
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Understanding User Requirements |
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Preparing Video for Web Pages |
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Video Delivery to the Web |
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USE FILTERS ALONE AND IN COMBINATION TO CREATE EFFECTS |
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Exploring Filters / Artistic Effects |
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Applying Filters |
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COMBINE COLOR AND GRAYSCALE IMAGES |
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Mode Characteristics |
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Grayscale and Bitmap Modes |
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Color Modes |
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Understanding Color Values |
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RESIZE AND CROP IMAGE AREAS |
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Image Size and Resolution |
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Cropping |
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SELECT APPROPRIATE RESOLUTIONS FOR DIFFERENT IMAGE AND
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Resolution |
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USE PAINTING TOOLS TO CREATE ARTWORK OR TO RETOUCH PHOTOGRAPHS |
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Suggested Resources |
Books:
Slaybaugh, Professional Web Graphics, 0-619-03470-x, Course Technology, 2001
Shuman, Multimedia Concepts – Illustrated Introductory, 0-619-017-65-1, Course Technology, 2001