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Advanced Computer Graphics: Photoshop, Bryce & Poser

TEC-925
3 Credits
Correspondence
4.86/5.00
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TEC-925
3 Credits
Correspondence
4.86/5.00
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Instructor: Steve Young
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$460

Experienced computer users will explore the diverse capabilities of Photoshop, Bryce & Poser to create and manipulate professional quality digital photographs, 3D artwork, and animation through a progression of skills-based, hands-on exercises. The knowledge and experience acquired can be passed along to students in a variety of classroom settings including art, journalism, computer applications and vocational education.

Upon registering, the instructor will mail physical course materials at no additional cost. Required demo software and other resources are available from the course website. All assignments may be completed without classroom participation. Instructor support is always readily available by email and phone. Additional information may be found at: www.steveyoungfpu.net

NOTE: This course is for Microsoft Windows only.

This course is applicable towards the Technology Skills for Educators Certificate.

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Just as my mother lived from the dawn of the airplane to watching men walk on the moon, I’ve witnessed the computer shrink in size from a locomotive to a fingernail; from costing more than a house to less than a pair of shoes. In 35 years I’ve worked as a teacher, lecturer, trainer, and technology coordinator, always striving to find the best way to teach. If a pencil does the job, use a pencil. Simple. But the world is not simple, and there are things students need to comprehend that require a depth of knowledge best reached through the power of technology. Never before have I seen so many teachers marvel at how technology has enhanced their classroom - it’s still fun to watch the light bulbs go on!