courses schedule
Web Design
 

 Course Objectives: Flash MX course focuses on the essential elements of the Flash interface, animation concepts, and procedures. Digital image fundamentals, animations, interactivity and publishing to HTML are covered.

Pre-requisites: Before taking this course the user should be familiar with Internet/intranet/extra net terms and concepts. The user should also have an understanding of Web development & Programming for web, knowledge of computer graphics and animation principles.

Audience: Application developers and authors who plan, design and implement Web-based business solutions on intranets, Extra nets, and Internets. The users should have prior experience in HTML and in designing Web sites.

Course Outline
  • Flash Overview
  • Flash Framework
  • Drawing in Flash
  • Working with Objects
  • Animation in flash
  • Working with Layers
  • Using Symbols
  • Advanced Buttons
  • Nested Graphic Symbols
  • Movie Clips
  • Adding Sounds
  • Action Script
  • Assigning Action to Butt.
  • Assigning  Action to Frame
  • Controlling Movie Clips
  • Jumping to Frame or URL
  • Get URL
  • Duplicate & remove Movie Clip
  • Making Movie Clips dirigible
  • Conditional actions
  • Looping actions
  • Changing Movie Clip position & appearance
  • Creating Interface Element
  • Publishing
  • Exporting


Course Objectives: The Fundamentals of PhotoShop for WEB is the first course in the PhotoShop curriculum. It acquaints the students with the features of PhotoShop. It also enables students to create images and use PhotoShop tools to create images.

Pre-requisites: Familiarity with the basic concepts of creating graphics.

Audience: End users who need to create graphics for Web applications.

Course Outline

  • Getting Started with PhotoShop
  • Digital Graphics
  • Using the Selection & Type Tools ,menus and palettes
  • Using Drawing and Color Tools
  • Set Preferences specifically for Web development
  • Creating New Images
  • Create & Import images to edit
  • Using the scanner to acquire images
  • Using the Navigator and history palettes.
  • Using Selections and Channels
  • Create selections.
  • Understand and channels
  • Using Layers
  • Understand the concept of Layers
  • Use all the Options in the layers Platte
  • Use layers to create digital Image.
  • Editing Images
  • Painting and Drawing Tools
  • Use Filters, Giddies and the grid
  • Adjust and Manipulate Color


Course Objectives: The HTML Programming course is the course in the HTML curriculum consisting of two courses. It enables students to understand Web site planning, management and maintenance. The course explains the concepts of developing advanced HTML pages with the help of frames, scripting languages, and evolving technologies like ActiveX, DHTML, and XML. After completing this course, The JavaScript Programming is the second course in the JavaScript curriculum. This course describes the features of JavaScript, such as arrays, forms, and events. The course also covers the concepts related to object hierarchy in JavaScript, and string, math, and number object

Pre-requisites: Before taking this course the user should be familiar with Internet/intranet/extranet terms and concepts. The user should also have an understanding of, Web Server Technologies, and should be familiar with Netscape Navigator6 . 0or Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 . 0or a later versions, and text editors, such as Notepad.

Audience: Application developers and authors who plan, design and implement Web-based business solutions on intranets, Extranets, and Internets. The users should have prior experience in HTML and designing Web sites.

Course Outline

  • Getting Started with HTML
  • An Overview of HTML
  • Formatting Basics
  • Hyper linking in HTML
  • Working with Images
  • Embedding Images
  • Manipulation of Images
  • Working with Forms and Tables
  • Creating Tables
  • Creating Forms
  • Web Site Planning
  • Implementing Frames
  • Site Designing and Testing
  • HTML Standards
  • Getting Acquainted with HTML and CSS
  • Working with HTML4
  • Adding Styles to Web pages
  • Applying Formatting to Style Sheets
  • Understanding Text and Font  Properties
  • Understanding Color, Classification, and  Background Properties
  • Applying Advanced Formatting Properties
  • Understanding Box Properties
  • Applying Special Formatting Properties to Style Sheets
  • Implementing Cascading Style Sheets
  • Applying CSS Styles and Selectors to HTML Elements
  • Creating and Managing Dynamic Style Sheets
  • Arrays
  • Creating Arrays
  • Manipulating Arrays
  • Object Hierarchy and Events
  • Using Object Hierarchy
  • Managing Events
  • JavaScript Forms
  • Creating Interactive Forms
  • Working with Form Elements
  • String and Math Objects
  • Working with String Objects
  • Working with Math Objects