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Courses in the Core Curriculum include
the basic set of classes needed to build a foundation in digital media and
communication skills. Their focus is upon the fundamentals of computing,
use of the Internet, and the presentation of digitally created images. Click
on the links below to view course material in PDF format. Adobe Acrobat
Version 4 or higher is needed to view these files.
Digital Communications
This class is expressly made for those with enthusiasm, but little or
no practical experience with computers. The class will also demonstrate
the variety of tools available in this new era of digital communication.
It is designed to introduce the basics of working with the core of technology:
computer overview, word processing and Internet use.
Digital Imaging Basics
Digital images are everywhere today–Web sites, email, magazines
and television all use computer drafted graphics. Think of this class as
a primer to that world of creative possibilities! The focus of Digital
Imaging Basics is learning about the systems and software used to create
these images: digital cameras, scanners, and photo editing software.
Field Production
Field Production includes the basic digital video-camera and lighting
skills needed to shoot video footage in the field. The proper use of microphones,
camera controls and handling, and 3-point lighting are taught here.
Basic Nonlinear Editing
This class is designed for those who are proficient in making video footage
with a camera. This course uses Apple's iMovie software for editing, adding
titles and music to create a finished program from the raw footage.
Digital Media Presentation
Digital Media Presentation is an introduction to Scala's InfoChannel
Designer, a program used to integrate digital media elements. After combining
still-images, audio and animation, then adding text, transitions and special
effects–a compelling presentation takes shape. |
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