This is a list of resources at City College of San Francisco including Online Applications to the non credit division, the 2007 - 2008 Academic Calendar, a general campus-wide Calendar of Events, information about the Bookstores, the Libraries, Learning Assistance Center, Career Services and more . . .   This course is designed to familiarize students with the workspace, tools, features and functionality of Photoshop Elements, Adobe's photo-editing software for amateur photographers, digital imaging enthusiasts, and small business users.
As the name implies, Photoshop Elements is built around core elements of Adobe Photoshop, excluding some of the more advanced, professional-level features and adding its own unique features specifically for photo-hobbyists.
Photoshop Elements incorporates many of Photoshop's powerful features without being too overwhelming to the novice user.
- A guided editing mode helps users get started, and automated features simplify many tasks, such as posting online photo galleries and stitching multiple photos to create panoramas.
- The user interface is friendly to beginners, but not "dumbed-down" to the point that it frustrates experienced users.
- Photoshop Elements also includes a powerful photo organizer, drag & drop photo creation layouts and artwork, and many sharing options, which makes it a perfect all-in-one solution for photo hobbyists.
Prerequisites: Basic Windows Skills
Flash CS3 is the industry's most advanced authoring environment for creating interactive websites, digital experiences and mobile content. With Flash CS3, creative professionals design and author interactive content rich with video, graphics, and animation for truly unique, engaging websites, presentations or mobile content.
This introductory class takes you through basic Flash from the ground up. Students will become familiar with the Flash interface, learn how to use the drawing and text tools, work in the various Flash object modes, work with graphics, layers and symbols, import sound and images and finally learn how to create animations. Students will also learn how to publish their Flash movie to the web and have access to online videos and tutorials so that they can go deeper into specific topic areas.
In this course, students will learn how to create a personal or business website using Adobe’s DreamWeaver CS3. We will explore the core aspects of new site creation, editing, and maintenance. This includes learning how to read and work with HTML, creating a site plan and directory structure before coding the site and studying existing websites to understand how they work. We will learn how to incorporate text, graphics, photographs, audio, video and animations in the site as well as use tables to control layout. The instructor will also discuss how to get a free web hosting account, how to register a domain name, and how to upload web files to a web server. This 6 week course is designed to familiarize students with the workspace, tools, features and functionality of Adobe Acrobat.
Acrobat is a software program that is used to convert a document into what is called a portable document file or PDF file.
This converted document is independent of the application software, fonts, hardware, and operating system used to create it.
Therefore it can be viewed, printed, and transferred across multiple computer platforms with all the original attributes (fonts, pictures, layout) preserved and intact.
In this course we will learn how to:
- Reliably create and distribute PDF documents and forms with Adobe Acrobat.
- Combine files from multiple applications in a single PDF file.
- Easily create fillable PDF forms to collect data electronically.
- And apply basic document security features.
This is a basic 9 week course designed to provide beginning students with an opportunity to learn about information processing & the history of computers, understand the basic components of a personal computer (PC), understand PC terms, concepts & the Windows XP operating system and learn how to buy, maintain & upgrade a PC.
| This is a companion website for the non credit classes taught by Marilyn McNeal through the Business Department at City College of San Francisco.
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