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Adobe Photoshop
CorelDRAW
Illustrator
InDesign
Flash
Flash Action Script
3D Studio Max
Maya
Sound Forge
Adobe After Effect
Adobe Premiere Pro
Final Cut Pro
xHTML & CSS
Adobe Dreamwaver
Internet Technology
Internet global Marketing
PHP & Mysql C & C++ (basic)

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP

Adobe Photoshop is an Image Processing software package that enables you to create & edit images on IBM personal Computers. Adobe Photoshop is acknowledged in professional fields as the cutting-edge Program, the final word in Commercial Art.

Salient Features

- With Photoshop's tools you can paint a likeness of a physical object.

- Mixing and Manipulating of colours at a click of a button.

- You can Blend 2 Images.

- You can create Patterns and Artistic Designs using Fills and Colours.

- You can manipulate your Design images with Special Effects and Techniques.

- You can Import and Export your Images.

- Retouch, Manipulate and Enhance Designs & patterns.

Application

- It has been used to edit and create images as diverse as Commercial Art, Cosmetic ads, New Photos, Motion picture footage, Animation cells & Fine Art work.

- Creates original Art & converts it to desired Platforms.

- Retouch, manipulate & enhance photographs of Digital arts.

- Master the special effects you've always wanted.

- Learn the secrets of Output & Storage of your Images.

- Web page designing.

Syllabus

1) What is Photoshop CS5?

Adobe Photoshop offers more non-destructive ways of working than any other photo editor, and Adobe is always adding enhancements to help get the job done faster and with less frustration. The latest version, PhotoshopCS(orPhotoshop8), offers improvements for everyone, but photographers will benefit most from this upgrade.It's the professional image-editing standard and the leader of the digital imaging line. Groundbreaking creative tools help you achieve extraordinary results. Unprecedented adaptability lets you custom-fit Photoshop to the way you work. And with more efficient editing, processing, and file handling, there's no slowing you down.

New Features of Photoshop CS5

* File Browser Improvements

* Photomerge Feature

* Custom Keyboard Shortcuts

* The New Filter Gallery

* Keep Track of Editing History

* Text on a Path or in a Shape

* Live Histogram Palette

* Customize Picture Package Layouts More Easily

* New Ways to Share Your Photos

* New Scrubber Controls

Interface

New Features of Photoshop CS5

* New in Photoshop CS3

* System Requirements

* RAM Requirements

* Digital Tablets and Mice

Interface

1) The Welcome Screen

2) Color Spaces

3) Document Window

4) The Toolbox

5) Menus

6) Palettes

7) Options Bar

8) Shortcuts

9) Getting Assitance

10) Workplaces

File Menu

1) New

2) Open

3) Close

4) Close All

5) Save As

6) Save

Tool Bar

1) Rectangle Marquee Tool

2) Ellipitical Marquee Tool

The marquee tools make rectangular, elliptical, single row, and single column selections.

3) Edit Lasso Tool

The lasso tools make freehand, polygonal (straight-edged), and magnetic (snap-to) selections.

4) Polygon Tool

The Polygonal Lasso tool is useful for drawing straight-edged segments of a selection border.

5) Crop Tool

The Crop tool trims images.

6) Deselect the Selection

7) Magic wand Tool

The Magic Wand tool selects similarly colored areas.

8) Move selection

You can move a selection border around an image

9) Copy Using Move Tool

You can use the Move tool to copy selections as you drag them within or between images

10) Perfect Rectangle & circle

Edit Menu

1) Free Transform

2) Transform

3) Scale

Horizontal scale and vertical scale specify the proportion between the height and width of the type.

4) Rotate

The Rotate commands let you rotate or flip an entire image

5) Skew

6) Distort

The Distort filters geometrically distort an image, creating 3D or other reshaping effects.

7) Perspective

8) Wrap

9) Rotate 180°

10) Rotate 90° cw

11) Rotate 180° ccw

12) Flip Horizontal

13) Flip Vertical

Select Menu

1) Color Range

2) Drawing and Painting Tools

3) Brush Tool

The Brush tool paints brush strokes.

4) Air-Brush Tool

5) Pencil Tool

The Pencil tool paints hard-edged strokes.

6) Eraser Tool

7) PaintBucket Tool

The Paint Bucket tool fills similarly colored areas with the foreground color.

8) Gradient Tool

The Gradient tool creates a gradual blend between multiple colors. You can choose from preset gradient fills or create your own.

9) Smudge Tool

The tool picks up color where the stroke begins and pushes it in the direction you drag.

10) Define Brush

11) Load Brush

12) Create a new Layer

13) Delete Layer

Layers

Layers allow you to work on one element of an image without disturbing the others. Think of layers as sheets of acetate stacked one on top of the other.

1) Rename a Layer

As you add layers to an image, it’s helpful to give them names that reflect their content. Descriptive names make layers easy to identify in the palette.

2) Position the Layers

3) Layer Opacity

A layer’s opacity determines to what degree it obscures or reveals the layer beneath it. A layer with 1% opacity appears nearly transparent, whereas one with 100% opacity appears completely opaque.

4) Draging Layer

5) Link Layers

6) Invisible Layers

7) Merge visible layers

Merge - When you have finalized the content of layers, you can merge them to create partial versions of your composite image

8) Flatten image.

Flattening reduces file size by merging all visible layers into the background and discarding hidden layers.

9) Edit Gradient colors

10) Swatches Palette

The Swatches palette stores colors that you need to use often.

11) Eraser Tool.

Image and Text Editing.

1) Image Size

* Wireframe Wireframe —

displays simple wireframe in addition to intermediate blend shapes.

2) Different Modes for filling colors

* Color Mode

* Multiply Mode

* Screen Mode

* Opacity of color

* Save selection

* Load selection

* Fill gradient

* Merge Down

* Strokes/outlines

* Rasterize the shapes

* Canvas Size

* Type Tool

* Vertical Type Tool

* Type Mask Tool

* Adjustments - Brightness/contrast

An adjustment layer applies color and tonal adjustments to your image without permanently changing pixel values

Channel Palette and Mask Mode options

The Channels palette lets you create and manage channels. The palette lists all channels in the image—composite channel first (for RGB, CMYK, and Lab images).

1) Standard Mode

2) Quick Mask Mode

Quick Mask mode Lets you edit any selection as a mask.

3) Channel Palette

4) Load a channel as a selection

5) Adjustments

Auto levels

6) Inverse Selection

7) Filters

Artistic - Colored Pencil

Feathers

1) Feathers

2) Add Revelal Selection

3) Rulers

4) Clipping Mask

5) Adjustment - Hue/Saturation

6) Color Balance

The Color Balance command changes the overall mixture of colors in an image for generalized color correction.

Drawing & Editing Paths

1) Path

2) Pen tool

The Pen tool creates straight lines and smooth flowing curves.

3) Filter - Neon Glow

Neon Glow Adds various types of glows to the objects in an image. This filter is useful for colorizing an image while softening its look.

Clonme Stamp

The Clone Stamp tool takes a sample of an image, which you can then apply over another image or part of the same image.

Adjustment - Replace color

The Replace Color command lets you create a mask to select specific colors in an image and then replace those colors.

INDESIGN

Design compelling page layouts that include transparency, creative effects, and gradient feathers. Since effects are live and nondestructive, you can experiment with ease. Apply effects independently to an object's stroke, fill, or content.

Salient Features

- Extensive integration

Work smoothly with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, InCopy, and Dreamweaver software;enjoy consistency by using shared presets and color settings; work more efficiently with native file ;format ;support; and easily publish to multiple media.

- Creative effects and controls

Design compelling page layouts that include transparency, creative effects, and gradient feathers. Since ;effects are live and nondestructive, you can experiment with ease. Apply effects independently to an ;object's stroke, fill, or content.

- Reliable prepress and printing

Have confidence in your output. Get accurate, consistent results every time you print using sophisticated preview capabilities, exporting reliable Adobe PDF files, and sharing custom presets.

Application

- Creative effects and controls

- Reliable prepress and printing

- Productivity enhancement

- Professional typographical controls

- Robust long-document support

Syllabus

Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- New features in InDesign CS3
- InDesign workflow overview

Workspace
- The Document window
- Navigating your document
- Rulers and measurements
- Positioning panels
- Saving workspaces
- View options
- Opening a new window

Getting to the Tools
- The Tool panel
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Contextual menus
- Customizing menus
- Quick Apply

Creating a Document
- New documents
- Saving documents
- Using Undo
- Margin and column guides
- Layout adjustment
- Ruler guides
- Libraries and snippets
- Saving for CS or CS2
- Converting QuarkXPress files

Managing Pages
- Inserting, deleting, and moving pages
- Sections, page numbers, and chapter numbers
- Creating and applying master pages
- Overriding master page items
- Parent/Child master pages
- Loading master pages

Text
- Text frames
- Typing and editing text
- Filling with placeholder text
- Special characters
- Importing text
- Threading text frames
- Text frame options
- Text on a path
- The Story Editor
- Spelling
- Auto Correct
- Finding and changing text
- Text variables

Graphics
- Importing graphics
- Importing InDesign files
- The Links panel
- Embedding links
- The Edit Original command
- Frame fitting options
- Transparency and Clipping Paths
- Colorizing images
- Turning image layers on and off
- Copying and pasting from lllustrator

Formatting Objects
- Selecting objects
- Basic strokes and fills
- Advanced strokes
- Transparency
- Drop shadows
- Feathering
- Other effects
- The Eyedropper tool
- Finding and changing object formatting

Managing Objects
- Stacking objects
- Layers
- Nesting objects
- Editing frame and path shapes
- Corner effects
- Grouping and locking objects
- Aligning and distributing
- Text wrap
- Editing text wrap
- Anchored objects

Transforming Objects
- Duplicating
- Rotating
- Scaling
- Skewing
- Mirroring
- The Transform Again command
Character Formatting
- Basic character styling
- Advanced character styling
- Changing case
- OpenType features
- Finding and changing text formatting
- The Find Font command
Paragraph Formatting
- Paragraph formatting
- Drop caps
- Hyphenation
- Justification
- Tabs
- The Align to Baseline Grid button
- The Keep Options command
- Paragraph rules
- Automatic bullets
- Numbering paragraphs

Styles
- Character styles
- Paragraph styles
- Nested styles
- Object styles
- Load styles

Working with Tables
- Creating a table
- Adjusting rows and columns
- Adding and deleting rows and columns
- Formatting a table
- Formatting cells
- Headers and footers
- Table styles
- Placing graphics in cells
- Working with Microsoft Word and Excel tables

Color
- Creating color swatches
- Unnamed colors
- Tint swatches
- Gradient swatches
- Applying gradients
- Overprinting
- Separations preview

Exporting

Exporting a PDF

Snippets and INX

Exporting stories

Exporting a JPEG

Exporting an EPS

Printing

Preflight
Packaging for output
The Print dialog box

CORELDRAW

CorelDRAW is a Vector graphic software, allowing the user to produce World Class Illustrations with 16.7 million colours.

Salient Features

- With CorelDRAW you can create Illustrations from scratch, enhance the Designs, use and embellish scanned Photos of your Digital Art, and send your finished work out in many ways.

- Vector-based drawing Program with extensive text handling and precision-drawing features.

- Ideal tool for virtually any design project from Commercial Art to technical illustrations, advertisements, publishing and Internet publishing.

Application

- Full-color Design Illustrations.

- Complex Design Drawings.

- Commercial Art.

- Photorealistic Design Images.

- Surrealistic Images.

- Animation sequences.

- Libraries of Designs.

- High-quality drawings from low-resolution originals.

- Web page designing.

Syllabus

1) How to Start the CorelDRAW program ?

2) Introduction to the CorelDRAW program, Menu bar & Drawing Toolbox

3) Overview of Drawing tools

a) Freehand Tool

b) Rectangle Tool

c) Ellipse Tool

e) Polygon, Spiral & Graph Paper Tools Spiral- You can draw two types of spirals: symmetrical and logarithmic

4) Editing the object

- Deleting, Moving, Scaling, Rotating & Skewing

- Shape Tool - Used to give shape(curve) to a line.

- Knife Tool - Used to cut an object from node to node

- Erase Tool

- Smudge Tool - Smudging lets you distort an object by dragging the outline of an object or a group of objects

- Roughen Tool - The roughening effect lets you apply a jagged or spiked edge to objects (A generic term for any item you create or place in a drawing. Objects include line,shapes,graphic and text) , including lines, curves, and text

5) How to combine two lines

6) Learn to use Transformation (Mirror) of object and combine it -

Lets you rotate and create mirror images of objects. Mirroring an object flips it from left to right or top to bottom.

7) Learn to use Transformation (Rotation), to make a flower

8) Live Demos

- Live Demo- How to make a Heart

- Live Demo- How to make a Plane

- Live Demo- How to make a Hand

- Live Demo- How to make a Heartleaf

9) Differentiate Mode of Color

10) Color Fill Tool :-

- Fill Color

- Fountain Fill -

A fountain fill is a smooth progression of two or more colors that adds depth to an object(Gives shades of colors)

- Pattern Fill -

You can fill objects with two-color, full-color, or bitmap pattern fills.

- Texture Fill -

A texture fill is a randomly generated fill that you can use to give your objects a natural appearance.

- PostScript Fill

- No Fill

- Color Docker Window

11) Outline Tool :-

- Outline Pen

- Outline Color

- No Outline

- Outline Thickness

12) Arrange Menu

- Order:

You can change the stacking order of objects on a layer by sending objects to the front or back, or behind or in front of other objects.

- Group:

When you group two or more objects, they are treated as a single unit.

- Convert to curve:

Lets you shape objects by manipulating their nodes(The square point at each end of a line or curve segment) and segments(The line or curve between nodes in a curve objects)

- Convert Outline to object

13) Edit Menu

- Delete

- Symbol

- Duplicate

Duplicate an object

- Clone

- Copy Properties From

14) View Menu

- Simple Wireframe:

Displays an outline of the drawing by hiding fills, extrusions, contours, drop shadows, and intermediate blend shapes; also displays the bitmaps in monochrome. It lets you quickly preview basic elements in a drawing.

- Wireframe Wireframe:

Displays simple wireframe in addition to intermediate blend shapes.

- Normal

Displays a drawing without PostScript fills or high-resolution bitmaps. Refreshes and opens slightly faster than enhanced view.

- Enhanced

Displays a drawing with PostScript fills, high-resolution bitmaps, and anti-aliased vector graphics.

15) Interactive Tool :-

- Interactive Blending Tool:

Lets you create blends, such as straight-line blends, blends along a path((The basic components from which objects are constructed) , and compound blends.

- Interactive Contour Tool:

You can contour (An effect created by adding evenly spaced concentric shapes inside or outside the borders of an object) an object to create a series of concentric lines that progress to the inside or outside of the object.

- Interactive Distortion Tool

- Interactive Envelope Tool:

It gives curve effects

- Interactive Extrude Tool:

It gives 3D effect.

16) Interactive Extrude Tool

- Interactive Drop Shadow -

Drop shadows simulate light falling on an object from one of five particular perspectives: flat, right, left, bottom, and top.

- Interactive Fill Tool

- Interactive Mesh Fill:

A type of fill that lets you add patches of color to the inside of a selected object

- Interactive Transperancy

17) Eyedropper Tool & Paintbucket Tool

18) Artistic Media Tool

19) View Menu

20) Designing an Advertisement layout.

21) Designing an Greeting Card with proper measurements & Color effects.

22) Layout Menu

23) Text Menu

24) Live demo : Advertisement Layout with proper measurements.

25) Arrange Menu

- Shaping: Weld, Trim, Intersect,Simplify, Front Minus Back, Back Minus Front.

- Close path

26) Convert outline to object

27) Effects Menu

- Lens

- Powerclip

- Add Perspective

- Rollover:

Rollovers are interactive objects that change in appearance when you click or point to them. You can create rollovers using objects.

28) Bitmap Menu

29) Live Demo : Packet / Box Designing

30) Designing a Visiting Card

31) Designing a Letterhead

32) Final Project

MAYA

Autodesk Maya 3D modeling, animation, rendering, and visual effects software offers artists an end-to-end creative workflow. Autodesk Maya software is the first release to unify the Autodesk Maya Complete 2009 and Autodesk Maya Unlimited 2009 feature sets, advanced matchmoving capabilities, and high dynamic range compositing into a single affordable package. Also included for a complete CG workflow are 5 additional mental ray for Maya batch rendering nodes and the Autodesk Backburner network render queue manager.

Salient Features

- Autodesk Maya 2009 software delivers a significantly streamlined poly modeling workflow

- A powerful new animation layering paradigm in Maya 2009 built on technology from Autodesk MotionBuilder software, gives you more flexibility as you non-destructively create and edit animation

- Maya 2009 includes tools developed specifically for the creation of stereoscopic content. In this video we’ll introduce you to the in-viewport stereoscopic viewer and the default stereo camera rig

- This new Maya Unlimited toolset gives you a precise, efficient workflow for simulating a wide range of complex effects including liquids, clouds, smoke, spray and dust

- Maya 2009 provides new and enhanced tools for both the high-level manipulation and component-level editing of polygon models

Syllabus

Maya Modelling

- Creating primitive objects

- Moving Objects in the 3D Space

- Maya View Tools

- Layouts, Saved Layouts

- Channel Box and Manipulators

- Grouping and Parenting

- Spline Modelling

About Nurbs (Non-uniform rational B-spline)
Creating Curve and Surfaces
Attaching and closing Surfaces
Duplicating curves
Lofting and revolving surfaces

- Procedural Modeling

- Create complex objects scenes using scripts as an alternative to GUI – based tools

Invigorator

- Fast work of importing Adobe Illustrator files into Maya for text and Logo treatments.

Rendering Overview

- What is rendering

- How Maya renders

Shader Networks
Shading Groups
Materials
Lights
Maya architecture
Nodes and Attributes
Hyper Graph
IPR (Interactive Photo realistic Rendering)

Lighting

- Type of lights – usage of each, techniques for each

- Light Linking

New linking to Objects (and sets) workflow
Reason for light linking – matching live footage lighting
Light attributes – What you’re adjusting and why – show manipulators
Light Fog
Intensity Curves

Shadows

- Depth map

What
When and Why to use
Reuse / Share depth maps

- Ray traced

What, When and why to use

- Shadow Techniques (For realism and Optimization)

Adding hard or soft shadows to a scene
Shafts of Light – light fog

- Trouble – shooting section for shadow problems

Motion Blur

OptiFX Techniques and Tips

- Occlusion – as applies to light glow

- Auto – exposure – as applies to Shader Glow

Rendering Performance

- Selective Ray tracing

- Multithreaded tile – based batch renderer concepts

- Renderer

General Animation

- Powerful Keyframing Tools

Keyframing
First Cut, copy and paste of animated objects in the timeline
Animation playblast for rapid review of complex scenes

- Path Animation

Animate an object along a curve or surface Edit path or other animation
parameters during playback;

- Set Driven Key

Establish Relationships where one action automatically drives another

- Dope sheet

Rapid and intuitive global editing of keyframe timing

- Channel Box

Quickly edit an Object’s attributes, one or more fields at a time

- Graph Editor

Precise Controlling on animated parameter changes over time

Generalized Constraints

- Comprehensive assortment of constraints

Maya Fusion LE

- For image file translations, and getting content to and from videotape

Organic Modeling

- Rebuilding surfaces

- Editing Control Vertices (CV)

- NURBS Boolean

Apply subtraction, intersect and union Operations across multiple NURBS surfaces

- Round

Create rounded bevels of constant radius on any NURBS object

- Surface Offset

~ Create new surfaces, offset from original specific value.
Working with trimmed or untrimmed surfaces

- Enhanced Extrude

Scale and Rotation Control for extruding a curve along a path

- Square

Create NURBS from up to 4 curves

- Global Stitching

Stitching multiple adjoining surfaces together with full continuity

- Subdivision of Surfaces

Maya Artisan

- Artisan’s natural brush interface to interactivity sculpt and Paint attributes on polygons and NURBS or add objects to surfaces

Dependency Graph

- Nodes, Attributes

- Connections

- Hierarchies and Dependencies

- Shading group nodes

Deformation Tools

- Lattices

- Sculpt Object

- Wires

Dynamics

- Rigid Body Dynamics

Realistic high speed simulation of multiple rigid objects
Dynamic Constraints such as nails, hinges, barriers, pins and springs

- Soft Body Dynamics

Simulation of flexible objects
Creation of secondary motion effects like muscle jiggles, floppy hats etc
Powerful Spring architecture

- Extensible Integrated Particle System

Powerful integrated particle system with expression based control over particle attributes, motion and dynamics
Rotation, scaling, translation or parenting
Manipulating particle, fields and emitters
Textured control of particle emission
Geometry instancing on single or cycling geometry onto any particle

- Particle collision

Particle Time Control

Precise keyframe control by adjusting the base timing for each individual particle object effect

- Fields

Applying fields like gravity, vortex, air, turbulance etc.
Custom fields via extensive dynamics API

- ClipFX

Library of ready – made effects like fire, curve and surface flow, shatter, fireworks and lighting

Software Particle Rendering

Hardware Rendering

Maya Paint Effects using 3D studio Paint

- Powerful Painting Techniques

Create jungles of trees and plants
Flowing hair
Flickering flames
And many more

- Paint Effects brushes
Natural Media Brushes
Effects Brushes
Brush Attributes
Rendering Paint Effects

Character Animation

- Pose Based Characters

- Skeletons and Inverse Kinematics (IK)

- Skinning

- Advance Layered Deformations

- Integrated sound Synchronization

- Integrated Motion Capture Concepts

Maya Cloth

- Create any Fashion in any Fabric

- Animate any Fabric object

- Unique Solver

- Integration with Maya

Maya Fur

- Artisan User Interface

Using Artisan to paint fur
Using the Artisan brush to comb the hair

- Multiple Fur Type

Using Multiple fur types
Assigning Attributes to fur
Applying Texture on the fur

- Animating Fur

- Fur Rendering

Match Moving Using Maya Live

- Match 3D Elements with Live action shots

Extract an exact duplicate of the original camera from live action footage to precisely match the original motion and seamlessly blend live action and CG

elements

Camera movement support

- 2D tracking

Tolerant of noisy tracking observations
Bi-directional tracking

- Different Solvers for different Problems

Interactive root frame solver for complete interaction with the camera extraction process
Automated comprehensive solver with exclusive Inverse Computer Graphics

- Reconstructing Live action elements as 3D Geometry

Placing Maya 3D Locators in the 3D positions to easily constructing scene geometry and precisely position 3D objects relative to the live action scene.

SOUND FORGE

Sound Forge is a world class Program used for Sound Editing, Compression, Special Effects and to super impose sound on video presentation and animation.

Salient Features

- You can Record Sound and then edit it.

- You can superimpose the sound files on Video presentation and Animation.

- You can compress the sound files.

- You can give Special Effects to the sound files.

Application

Sound forge is used by various professionals from the Music and Sound Industry such as Musicians, Sound Editors, Multimedia designers, Game designers, Studio engineers etc.

ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS

Adobe After Effects software delivers a comprehensive set of tools to efficiently produce motion graphics and visual effects for film, video, multimedia, and the Web

- After Effects.

- New in After Effects 6.0.

- Animation and Motion Graphics.

- Formats that After Effects Produce.

- After Effects Differ from Photoshop.

- After Effects Different from Avid, Final Cut Pro, and Premiere.

- After Effects Different from Adobe Flash.

- Compositing.

- To Get Video Content into AE.

- Tools Need Besides After Effects.

- More About Animation, Video, and Compositing.

Salient Features

- After Effects offers unparalleled integration with Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator to produce professional results.

- Control the compositing environment while working in a 2D or 3D with this tool

Application

- Create motion graphics.

- Unbelievable visual effect for films film, video, multimedia.

Syllabus

The Fundamentals

- Introducing the After Effects Interface

- The Grand Tour

- Introducing the Interface

- The Project Window

- The Clip Window & Palettes

- The Comp Window

- The Timeline

- Keyframes

Up to Speed

- Motion

- Compositions

- Input, Output & Preferences

- Import

- New Photoshop Tips

- New Illustrator Tips

- Video Standards

- Output

- Preferences

Animation & Special Effects

- Animation

- Basic Parenting

- Character Animation

- Masks & Autotrace

- Mattes

Effects Part 1

- Intro to Effects

- Basic Effects

- Intermediate Effects

- Background Effects

Effects Part 2

- Shatter

- Card Wipe

- Card Dance

- Colorama

- Radio Waves

- Wave World & Caustics

- Foam

Effects Part 3

- 3D Filters New in AE6

- Shape Effects New in AE6

- Noise Filters New in AE6

- Color Filters New in AE6

- Distort Filters New in AE6

- Channel Filters New in AE6

3D, Expressions, Text & Design

- 3D

- Understanding 3D Space

- Open GL

- Cameras

- Objects, Lights & Materials

- 3D Channel Filters

Expressions

- Introducing Expressions

- Wiggle

- My Favorite Expressions

- Tips & Recipes for 3D & Expressions

Text

- Adding & Formatting Text

- Basic Text Animation

- Advanced Text Animation

Design

- Animating Lines

- Paint

- Distorting Your Designs

Compositing & Advanced Effects

- Keying & Rotoscoping

- Keying

- Rotoscoping

Compositing & Professional Tools

- Motion Tracking

- Plug-in Palettes & 3D Assistants

- Color Adjustment

Production Bundle Effects

- Distortion

- Audio Filters

- Fractal Noise

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO

A powerful tool for professional digital Video Editing Designed for video professionals, Adobe Premiere Pro software spans the world of broadcast and online media. Thanks to its elegant interface and superb editing tools, you can work with complete efficiency, control, and flexibility to produce broadcast-quality movies for video, film, multimedia, and the Web.

Salient Features

- Digital video & sound, hence eliminates transfer losses.

- Edits video & multimedia movies in standard formats like AVI, MOV, RAM, MPEG etc.

- Creates Movie titles and graphics.

- Super imposes titles and graphics, animation on video and film.

- Adds transition and special effects.

- Uses digital filtering for special effects in video & audio tracks

- Exports projects to video tapes.

Application

- Multimedia presentations on any subject.

- Film editing with special effects and movie making.

- Movies and Video Clips for Online presentations and distribution.

Introduction:

Adobe Premiere CS3 is a real-time, timeline based video editing software application. It is part of the Adobe Creative Suite, a suite of graphic design, video editing, and web development applications .

Premiere is being used by broadcasters such as the BBC and The Tonight Show. It has been used in feature films, such as Dust to Glory, Captain Abu Raed, and Superman Returns (for the video capture process), and other venues such as Madonna's Confessions Tour.

Career Options:

a) Adobe Premier is used by the Film Industry for Editing of Movies & Television Serials.

b) TV Channels have programs Edited on Adobe Premier.

c) Production House, Advt Agencies use Adobe Premier for editing the Advertisements and Short Films.

d) Add Company.

e) Multimedia Companies use Adobe Premier for creating DVD Presentation

Features:

1)Adobe Premier : Speech Search NEW

Turn spoken dialogue into text-based, timecode-accurate, searchable metadata. Jump to a specific area of a shot by searching for keywords within the dialogue, and then use keywords to quickly locate and display what you're looking for — or even cut video based on the script. Multimedia presentations of any subject. Film editing with special effects and movie making.

2)Adobe Premier : Tapeless camera support NEW

Edit video natively in the latest tapeless formats, including RED, AVCHD, P2,XDCAM EX, and XDCAM HD, without transcoding or rewrapping. Browse your drives and removable media from inside Adobe Premiere Pro to find, log, and import footage

3)Adobe Premier : Dynamic workflow with other Adobe tools NEW

Achieve a high level of productivity from production to delivery with the tightly integrated toolset in Adobe Premiere Pro . Eliminate intermediate rendering when moving sequences into Adobe Encore software, and take advantage of new support for Adobe Photoshop® files with video and blend modes.

Syllabus

The Premiere Pro Interface

- Creating a new project

- Project window

- Project window views

- Monitor window

- Timeline window

- Menus

- Preferences dialog

- Project settings dialog

- Keyboard customization

Capturing, Importing and Creating Assets

- Capturing and importing media

- Optimize for capturing

- Understanding capture

- Video capturing options

- Capturing video

- Importing audio, video, and stills

- Importing a project.

- Importing a photoshop file

- Photoshop

- Synthetic media

Assets to timeline - project window

- Assets to timeline - source view

- Split clips in the source view

- Automate to timeline

- Scrubbing

- The tool palette

- The trim window

- Nested sequences

- Workspaces

Transitions

- Using transitions Simple trims for transitions

- Setting the default transition

Previewing a Sequence

- Real-time and rendering

Video effects

- Effects controls window

- Fixed effects

- Standard effects

- After effects

- Preset effects

Keyframing

– Keyframing basics

- Temporal keyframes

- Spatial bezier keyframes

- Temporal bezier keyframes

- Keyframing on the timeline

Adobe title designer

- Title designer tools

- Text properties

- Templates

- Rolls and crawls

- Shapes

- Importing logos

Audio

- Clip audio Track audio

- Audio mixer

Exporting

- Exporting to tape

- Exporting to movie

- Exporting a frame

- Exporting audio features and

- Adobe media encoder

Illustrator

Illustrator is a vector graphics creation software for print media and web, allowing the user to produce World Class Illustrations with 16.7 million colors.

Salient Features

Creative tools for Print Media Output.

Sophisticated Web Graphic Tools.

Special Effects to Images.

Versatile Transparency Capabilities

Dynamic Media Projects

Application

Complex and High Quality Output.

Logos.

Libraries.

High Quality Illustrations.

Creating Banners, Posters, Handbills etc

Syllabus

PHASE - I

1) Introduction

2) Interface

3) Ruler,Guides,Grids,Workspace

4) Toolbox

5) Pen tool

6) Pencil tool

7) Basic Shapes

8) Editing shapes – Part 1

90 Editing shapes – Part 2

10) Demo 1

11) Demo 2

PHASE - II

1) Paint brush tool

2) Grouping

3) Demo 3

PHASE - III

1) Transform

2) Order

3) Layers

4) Demo 4

PHASE IV

1) Wrap Tool

2) Twirl tool

3) Pucker tool

4) Bloat tool

5) Scallop tool

6) Crystallize tool

7) Wrinkle tool

PHASE-V

1) Symbol

2) Symbol hilarary

3) Symbol spray tool

4) Symbol shiften tool

5) Symbol scruncher

6) Symbol sizer

7) Symbol spinner

8) Symbol staine

9) Symbol screener

10) Symbol styler

PHASE-VI

Graph tool

1) Column graph tool

2) Stacked column graph tool

3) Bar graph tool

4) Stacked graph tool

5) Line graph tool

6) Area graph tool

7) Scattered graph tool

PHASE-VII

Text

1) Text options

2) Area type text

3) Text on path

4) Text wrap

PHASE -VIII

Object Menu

1) Path Blend,Envelope Distort

2) Live paint,Live trace,Crop

3) Clipping Mask

PHASE IX

1) Mesh

2) Gradient

3) Demo 8

PHASE X

Filters

1) Illustrator filters

2) Create

3) Distort

4) Stylize

5)Photoshop filters

PHASE XI

1) Illustrator effects

2) Convert to shape

3) Distort,transform

4) Photoshop effects

5) Effects gallery

PHASE XII

1) Saving

2) Conversion of Raster to Vector

ADOBE FLASH

Introduction:

An extremely popular multimedia authoring and playback system from Adobe. Flash formats are used for most of the animated ads and video clips on today's Web sites. Flash Lite is a version for mobile phones.

Created in authoring applications, such as Flash MX and Flash Professional, Flash "movies" in the .SWF file format are played back in Adobe's Flash Player within the Web browser or from a stand-alone application that accesses the Player.

Flash animations became very popular because they support vector images, which are very space efficient for illustrations on the Web. They also scale up and down with accurate detail when the window is resize

Salient Features

- Create high-performance, real-time effects for cinematic experiences that quickly engage users.

- Take advantage of a new, flexible text engine that brings print-quality publishing to the web

- Add real-time dynamic effects with built-in filters for blur, drop shadow, glow, bevel, gradient glow, gradient bevel, displacement map, convolution, and color matrix

- Deliver web applications with accurate color, so your favorite web destinations look the way they were intended

- Bring your designs to life with animation and compositing capabilities, such as support for alpha channels, masking, and layering. Create stunning motion graphics integrated with images and video.

Application

- Flash is Primarily an animation tool for the Web.

- You can also create Corporate presentations and 2D Animation.

Syllabus

1) How to start the Flash Program

2) Interface of Flash environment

- Stage

- Timelines

3) Toolbar options

- Arrow, pencil, brush, eraser tool

- Magnifier, text tool, ink bottle

- Paintbucket, eyedropper & lasso tool

4) Modify - Document

5) Working with text - edit, break apart

6) Transform options

7) Animation techniques

- Using timelines and layers

- Difference between frames, blank keyframes, keyframes, etc.

8) Shape tweening of objects and texts

9) Working with symbols

- Creating graphic symbols

- simple motion tweening

- use of guide layers for motion tweening

- tweening properties like rotation, orient to path, loop and other

instance, properties

- Creating button symbols

- edit the button symbol to give different effects for rollovers and clicks

assigning actions like start, stop, etc.

10) Library Window and color mixer window.

11) Grouping of elements

12) Importing and working with Bitmaps

13) Simple animation using Motion tweening - (Creating Graphic Symbols)

- From One Point to another

- Rotation Property

- Scalling , Color Style Properties

Learn to -

- Create Animations using two or more than two layers.

- Transform options i.e Flip Horizontal, Flip Vertical, Rotate, etc.

- Color Styles i.e Alpha.

- Copy Frames and Paste Frames" option from the Edit Menu.

14) Animation using Shape tweening

- Layer Properties

- Motion along a path using guide layer

15) Image Slicing

- Naming Slices & Inserting Slices

- Layer Masking

- Frame by frame animation

- Editing animations, delating frames ,inserting frames

16) Library & library Properties

17) Creating animations for showing special effects

18) Blast effect

Ripples effect

19) Creating Movie-Clip symbols

- Converting an existing animation into a movie-clip

- Placing movie-clips inside the button symbol

- Placing movie-clips inside the graphic symbol

20) Cell animation

21) Writing Text

22) Creating interactive movies/CD presentations using the above animation techniques

23) Adding sounds to a movie/presentation, importing and editing sounds

24) Creating websites or home-pages of any website

- Optimizing movies & exporting movies for the web

- Exporting files

ADOBE FLASH WITH ACTIONSCRIPT

Adobe ActionScript is the programming language of the Adobe Flash Platform. Originally developed as a way for developers to program interactivity, ActionScript enables efficient programming of Adobe Flash Platform applications for everything from simple animations to complex, data-rich, interactive application interfaces.

This manual provides a foundation for developing applications in Adobe ActionScript 3.0. It discusses core ActionScript 3.0 concepts, including language syntax, statements and operators, and object-oriented ActionScript programming

Application

- ActionScript 3.0 contains a host of powerful new features that can greatly speed the development process

- ActionScript 3.0 consists of two parts: the core language and the Flash Player API

- The core language defines the basic building blocks of the programming language, such as statements, expressions, conditions, loops, and types

- ActionScript 3.0 includes native support for regular expressions so you can quickly search for and manipulate strings

Syllabus

Interactive Flash

* Giving your movies instructions

* Working with the Actions panel

* Direct typing

* Who are you talking to?

* Controlling movie clips on the stage

* Arguments

* Listening to what your movies are telling you

* Events in Flash

* External events

* Internal events

* Introducing event handlers

Movies That Remember

* Introducing variables

* Creating variables and using them with literals and expressions

* Naming variables

* Creating variables

* Using literal values

* Using expressions

* Input and output

* Using string expressions

* Working with numbers

* Other uses for numeric expressions

* Working with Boolean values

* Logic operators

* Arraysv

* Reasons for using arrays

* Arrays let you store related information together

* Arrays let you hold information in a specific order

* Arrays let you index information

* Arrays let you link information

* Creating a new array

Typing an array Using variable values as offsets

Movies That Decide for Themselves

* Decision making

* Making decisions in ActionScript: The if action

* Defining a decision

* Alternative actions

* Acting on alternatives: The else action

* More than one alternative: The else if action

* Handling lots of alternatives: The switch action

* Switching without breaks

More Power, Less Script

* Timeline loops

* ActionScript loops

* while loops

* Useful things to do with while loops

* for loops

* init

* condition

* next

* Some useful examples of for loops

* Simple loop

* Reverse loop

* Two at a time

* Looping through elements in an array

* Applying an operation to all the elements in an array

* Searching an array for a specific value

* Cross-indexing a pair of arrays

* Hangman

Movies That Remember How to Do Things

* Breaking down a task

* Bundling actions and running them afterward

* Using anonymous and named functions

* Using functions to hide evil math

* Using functions to take care of repetitive jobs

* Choosing which actions to bundle and where

* Arguments and redundancy

* Local variables and modular code

* Returning values from a function

* Typing functions

* Running in circles

* Nesting functions

* Using nested functions

* Using more function nesting to tidy up your script

Objects and Classes

* Introducing objects and classes

* Type and object-oriented programming

* Classes, generalization, and abstraction

* Seeing arrays in a new light

* The Array constructor method

* Other Array methods

* Array properties

* Creating classes and objects (instances) in Flash

* Instances

* The Object object

* Viewing an object in Flash

* Constructors

* Objects, objects, everywhere

* Lurking objects

* Making a show reel

Objects on the Stage

* Movie clips and buttons as objects

* Symbol types and behaviors

* Two sides of the same object

* Working with Library items

* Let chaos reign

* Bitmap caching

* The other side of bitmap caching

* Bitmap caching and RAM

* Changing the appearance of a cached movie clip

* When to use bitmap caching

* Referencing different timelines with ActionScript

* Different place, different variable

* Locating variables from inside an event handler function

* Reusing handler functions

* The apply method

* Global variables

Reusable Code and Realistic Movement

* Breaking down big tasks into smaller ones

* Black-box programming

* Creating simple components

* Creating a modular set of playback controls

* Dark Valentine

* Modular control of movie clips

* How to simulate realistic movement

* Motion with acceleration

* Trailing the pointer (a mouse follower)

* Understanding the inertial code

* Fine-tuning the component

* Function-based modular code

* Swarming behavior

* Taking the swarming effect forward

* Creating tweens with ActionScript

* Using import to access the Tween class

* How to use the Tween constructor function

* Understanding the transition types

Games and Sprites

* What is a sprite?

* Control

* External and internal data

* Movement

* Collision

* Planning zapper

* The game world (the main timeline)

* gSCREEN_TOP, gSCREEN_BOTTOM, gSCREEN_RIGHT, and gSCREEN_LEFT

* score

* level, skill, and accel

* speed

* shipDead, fired, and gSHIP_HEIGHT

* The timeline

* The code

* Global constants

* The “start game” trigger

* The player (the ship)

* The SwarmAlien

* alienSpawn()

* onEnterFrame

* alienBrain()

* alienReincarnate()

* The SwarmAlien code

* The bullet

* The debris of war

Adding Sound to Flash

* Choosing the right sound format

* Using sound on a timeline

* Using the ActionScript Sound class

* Playing sounds from ActionScript

* Attaching sounds to a sound instance

* Starting and stopping sounds

* Creating dynamic soundtracks

* Using ActionScript to control volume and balance

* Dealing with large sound files

* Using compression to reduce download times

* Loading sound from external files

* Silence can also be golden

Working with Multimedia

Responding to Events

3D - STUDIO MAX

Create stunning 3D in less time with Autodesk 3ds Max software. This full-featured 3D modeling, animation, and rendering solution is used to produce top-selling games and award-winning film and video content. It’s a tool of choice for quickly generating realistic characters, seamless CG effects, jaw-dropping games, and top-quality film and television content. Enhanced toolsets enable you to create your 3D environment the way you want, manage complex scenes, and take advantage of improved software interoperability and pipeline-integration support.

Salient Features

- Mechanical 3D Modeling and Rendering.

- Architectural drawings and layouts of all kinds.

- Interior design and facility planning.

- Line drawings for the fine arts.

- Using 3D-Studio Max, is an important part of communicating with the drawing

community.

- Achieve impressive presentations by simply souping up your 2D drawings and

presenting them in dynamic views.

- Gain a competitive edge by taking the time to build full 3D drawings.

- A new paradigm for Design Visualization.

- 3D Studio Max is much more than just a form creation tool.

- 3D Studio Max software gives you the freedom to experiment and race ahead with

your ideas and Imaginations.

- Photographic & natural backgrounds made by yourself to create extraordinary

environment

- The Special effects & extra lighting effects to make the environment much more

vibrant.

- Integrated Keyframe Animation. Subtle Visual Effects - Visual effects are available

fog, atmospheric effects, volumetric lighting and the effect of fire to help make,

your Project Powerful and Natural.

- Powerful Materials Editor - Simple materials with full control of color, textures

shininess, strength of shininess, self-illumination and opacity are built-in.

Rich Lighting Tools - Quick, precise control of lighting effects.

- Nondestructive Booleans and Lofts Merging outer Scenes or Film Clips with the

Project made in 3D Studio Max.

- Completely Redesigned Documentation and Tutorials.

- Auto Back Light - Automatically position the sun for any day of the year, any time

of day, any position on the earth, or any angle true north relative to your model.

Application

- Create 3D Models and Render them into Images or Movie Clips.

- With Autodesk 3D Studio Max, you can create High resolution, True-colour Image files in Industry standard file formats for Corporate Presentations, Broadcast Graphics, Interior designing, Walk-through Views, Design & Development.

- Enhance the look of your interiors with special effects.

- Give a Realistic look to your interiors as well as to your Architectural Designs.

Syllabus

Introduction to 3D Studio Max

- Salients features and applications

- Orthographic and Perspective view

Toolbar & Menubar

- Learning the main toolbar

- Using the Command Panel

- Using the Function Panels

- Using Additional Interface Controls

- Using the Time Controls

- Learning from the Status Bar and the Prompt Line

- Interacting with the Interface

- Using the Asset Manager Utility

- Using the Pull-Down Menus

- File Menu

- Displaying Scene Information

- Viewing Files

- The Edit Menu and Tools Menu

- The Group Menu and Views Menu

- The Rendering Menu and the Track View Menu

- Using the Tab Panel

Working with Primitive Objects

- Using Keyboard Entry for Precise Dimensions

- Altering Object Parameters

- Primitive Object types

- Extended Primitives

Spline Shapes

- Drawing in 2D

- Understanding Spline Primitive

- Making Splines Renderable

- Editing Vertices, Segments, Spline Subobject

- Controlling Spline Geometry

Creating Patches

- Introducing Patch Grids

- Editing Patches

- Converting to an Editable Patch

- Editing Patch Sub-Objects and Modifying Patches

NURBS

- Understanding NURBS Curves and Surfaces

- Creating and Editing NURBS

Modifying Objects

- Using the Modify Panel

- Modifying Object Parameters

- Exploring Mofifier Types

- Working with the Modifier Stack

- Copying Modifiers

- Collapsing the stack

- Modifying Subobjects

Meshes

- Parametric versus Non-Parametric

- Creating an editable Mesh Object

- Editing a Mesh Object

- Editing Vertices and Edges

- Editing Face, Polygon and Element Sub-Objects

- Modifying Meshes

Loft Objects

- Creating a Loft Object

- Using the Get Shape and Get Path Buttons

- Controlling Loft Parameters and setting Skin Parameters

- Using Deformations

- Modifying Loft Subobjects

Compound Objects

- Understanding Compound Object types

- Modeling with Boolean Objects

- Morphing Objects

- Creating different Objects

Exploring the Material Editor

- Understanding Material properties

- Working with the Material Editor

- Using the Sample Slots

- Applying and using Standard Materials

- Extended Parameters

- Dynamic Properties

- Using different Materials

Using Material Maps

- Understanding Maps and Material Map Types

- Common Parameters

- 2D Maps

- Compositors and Color Modifiers

- Reflection and Refraction

- The Maps Rollout

- Creating new materials, Animating materials and applying multiple materials

Lights

- Basics of Lighting

- Understanding Light types

- Viewing a scene from a light

- Altering Light Parameters

- Lighting special effects

- Using Volume lights, Projector Maps and Raytraced Shadows

Cameras

- Understanding Cameras

- Creating Camera Object and a Camera View

- Camera Viewport Controls

- Setting Camera Parameters

- Aiming a Camera

Particle Systems

- Understanding the Various Particle Systems

- Creating a Particle System

- Setting Particle Parameters

- Using Particle Parameter Systems

Using Space Warps

- Creating and Binding Space Warps

- Space Warp Types

- Partlicles and Dynamics

Animation Basics

- Using the animate button

- Working with keys

- Controlling time

- Using the Motion Command Panel

- Animating Objects

Working with the Track View

- Track View modes

- Working with keys

- Using Visibility Tracks and the Level of Detail Utility

- Editing Time

- Working with Curves and Tangents

- Filtering Tracks

- Working with Controllers

- Synchronising to a Sound Track

Working with Backgrounds, Environments and Atmospheric Effects

- Creating an Environment and defining the Rendered Environment

- Using Atmospheric Apparatus Gizmos

- Creating Atmospheric Effects

Setting Rendering Parameters

- Understanding MAX Renderers

- Working with Previews

- Render Parameters

- Scanline A-Buffer Renderer

- Rendering preferences and Render types

Using the Video Post Interface

- Understanding Post-Production

- Using Video Post Dialog Box

- Adding, Editing and using Events

- Working with Ranges and Lens Effects Filters

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO

Salient Features

- Digital video & sound, hence eliminates transfer losses.

- Edits video & multimedia movies in standard formats like AVI, MOV, RAM, MPEG etc.

- Creates Movie titles and graphics.

- Super imposes titles and graphics, animation on video and film.

- Adds transition and special effects.

- Uses digital filtering for special effects in video & audio tracks

- Exports projects to video tapes.

Application

- Multimedia presentations on any subject.

- Film editing with special effects and movie making.

- Movies and Video Clips for Online presentations and distribution.

Introduction:

Career Options:

a) Adobe Premier is used by the Flim Industry for Editing of Movies & Television Serials.

b) TV Channels have programs Edited on Adobe Premier.

c) Production House, Advt Agencies use Adobe Premier for editing the Advertisements and Short Films.

d) Add Company.

e) Multimedia Companies use Adobe Premier for creating DVD Presentation

Features:

1)Adobe Premier : Speech Search NEW

2)Adobe Premier : Tapeless camera support NEW

3)Adobe Premier : Dynamic workflow with other Adobe tools NEW

Syllabus

The Premiere Pro Interface

- Creating a new project

- Project window

- Project window views

- Monitor window

- Timeline window

- Menus

- Preferences dialog

- Project settings dialog

- Keyboard customization

Capturing, Importing and Creating Assets

- Capturing and importing media

- Optimize for capturing

- Understanding capture

- Video capturing options

- Capturing video

- Importing audio, video, and stills

- Importing a project.

- Importing a photoshop file

- Photoshop

- Synthetic media

Assets to timeline - project window

- Assets to timeline - source view

- Split clips in the source view

- Automate to timeline

- Scrubbing

- The tool palette

- The trim window

- Nested sequences

- Workspaces

Transitions

- Using transitions Simple trims for transitions

- Setting the default transition

Previewing a Sequence

- Real-time and rendering

Video effects

- Effects controls window

- Fixed effects

- Standard effects

- After effects

- Preset effects

Keyframing

– Keyframing basics

- Temporal keyframes

- Spatial bezier keyframes

- Temporal bezier keyframes

- Keyframing on the timeline

Adobe title designer

- Title designer tools

- Text properties

- Templates

- Rolls and crawls

- Shapes

- Importing logos

Audio

- Clip audio Track audio

- Audio mixer

Exporting

- Exporting to tape

- Exporting to movie

- Exporting a frame

- Exporting audio features and

- Adobe media encoder

FINAL CUT PRO

Final Cut Pro is a professional non-linear editing system developed by Apple Inc. that has found popularity amongst independent filmmakers and Hollywood film editors alike. The program has the ability to edit many digital formats including, SD, HDV, HD, Panasonic P2, Sony XDCAM, 2K, 4K, and IMAX film formats. The system is currently only available for Mac OS X version 10.4.9 or later.

Salient Features

- Broad Format Support:

Final Cut Pro 6 lets you edit virtually anything with the highest possible quality, including camera-native editing of leading SD and HD formats. Work with DV one day, then HDV, XDCAM HD, DVCPRO HD, or uncompressed HD the next. Or use ProRes 422, Apple’s new post-production format, for uncompressed HD quality at SD file sizes.

- Incredible Real-Time Effects:

Add visual interest to any production with the rich set of effects and visualization tools built into Final Cut Pro 6. Experiment freely and iterate quickly. You’ll see the results of your changes in real time as you work, with no need to waste time waiting for renders.

- Comprehensive Editing Tools:

The faster the tools, the more time you have to be creative. Final Cut Pro 6 makes it easy to edit quickly, accurately, and flexibly. Everything you do in Final Cut Pro — from editing and trimming to audio mixing to finishing to delivery — feels like second nature, so your creativity can flourish

Application

- Film Industry

- TV Channels

- Production Houses

- Multimedia Companies

Syllabus

Introduction:

- Understanding Clips, Media Files and Sequence.

- Starting a Project.

- Importing Files

The Browser Window Elements:

- Browser Overview

- Organising Clips In The Browser

- The Creation of Sequences and Bins

- The Icon View and Columns View

The Viewer Window Elements:

- Viewer Overview

- The Tabs in Viewer

- The Transport Controls

- Marking Controls

The Timeline and Canvas Windows:

- The Timeline Overview

- Canvas Windows Overview

- Editing Clips Into The Canvas & Timeline

- Drag and Drop Editing

- Overwriting and Inserting Edits

- The Sequence Timecode

Basic Editing In The Timeline:

- The Settings

- The Timeline Buttons and Controls

- Navigating and Zooming

- Transferring Clips in the Timeline

- Trimming Using the Selection Tool

- Clip Handles & Media Limits

- Closing and Finding Gaps

- Linking and Sync

The Tools Palette in FCP:

- Selection

- Rolling Edit

- Ripple Edit

- Slide Edit

- Razor Blade Tools

- Zoom and Hand

- Crop & Distort

- Pen Tools

Audio:

- The Adjustment of Levels

- How to Read Audio Meters

- Working with Stereo and Mono Clips

- The Adjusting Plan

- Adjusting Audio Over Time

- The Audio Mixer

- Using the Voice Over Tool in Final Cut Pro 4

Advanced Editing:

- Using the Keyboard to Edit

- 3 Point Editing

- The Creation of L-Cuts

- Delete Between the In/out Points

- The Trim Edit Window Explained

- Edit in the Trim Edit Window

- Matchframe

- The Viewer Sync Controls

- Superimpose Edit

- Fit to Fill Edit

- Replace Edit

- How to Edit a Sequence of Clips in the Viewer

Subclips and Markers:

- Adding Markers

- Markers in the Timeline

- Creating Subclips

- Using Markers to create Subclips

Preferences & System Settings:

- Matching Settings Overview

- The Item and User Preferences

- Some System Settings

- Both Audio and Video Settings

Capturing Capturing Footage:

- Connecting Sources for Capture

- Creating a New Project for Capturing

- Previewing and Marking Your Source,

- Logging Clips, Choosing Clip Settings

- Choosing Capture Settings

- Choosing Capturing Options,

- Setting Capture Preferences and Acquiring Other Media.

High Definition:

- High Definition Formats

- Frame Sizes

- Frame Rates

- Scanning Methods

- Interpreting the Numbers

- HD Workflow

- Using HDV

Transitions:

- Both Applying and Adjusting Transitions

- Favourite and Default Transition

- Trouble-Shooting Transitions

Filters:

- Applying and Viewing Filters

- Viewing and Modifying Filter Parameters

- Applying Audio Filters

- Using a Color Correction Filter

- Animating Filters.

Rendering & Realtime:

- The Real Time Capabilities

- Rendering Overview

- The Rendering Settings

- How to Preview Effects

Multicam Editing:

- Creating a Multiclip

- Viewing Multiclips

- Performing a Live Cut

Colour Correction in Final Cut Pro:

- The Basic Principles

- The Three-Way Colour Correction

- Frame Viewer

Titles and Graphics:

- Generating Items

- Using Title 3D

- Using Motion Enhanced Titles

- Creating Basic Titles

Keyframing & Compositing:

- Multiple Tracks in the Timeline

- How to Adjust Basic Motion Attributes

- Using Keyframes

- Adding Keyframes in FCP

- Changing the Pace of a Clip

Output:

- Finishing

- Exporting QuickTime Files

- Outputting to Tape

- Backing up Projects

SOUND FORGE

Sound Forge is a world class Program used for Sound Editing, Compression, Special Effects and to super impose sound on video presentation and animation.

Salient Features

- You can Record Sound and then edit it.

- You can superimpose the sound files on Video presentation and Animation.

- You can compress the sound files.

- You can give Special Effects to the sound files.

Application

Sound forge is used by various professionals from the Music and Sound Industry such as Musicians, Sound Editors, Multimedia designers, Game designers, Studio engineers etc.

ADOBE DREAMWAVER

Dreamweaver is a professional authoring tool for creating and maintaining web-pages. It introduces ADOBE's Round-trip HTML technology, that imports HTML documents without reformatting the code and also makes it possible to use the latest Dynamic HTML features. All the code generated by it, works on as many platforms and browsers as possible.

Syllabus

- How to Start the Dreamweaver Program.

- Interface of the Dreamweaver Program.

- Saving a File.

- Text and Text Editing.

- Previewing in a browser.

- Image and Image Editing.

- Page Properties .

Linking (Text Hyperlinks)

- Hyperlinks

- Internal Linking

- External and Email Linking

- Anchor Linking

Linking (Image Hyperlinks)

- Internal Linking

- External and Email Linking

- Anchor Linking

Rollover Image

Navigation Bar with Rollovers & links

Using the Site Window

- Set your local site

- Import an existing site

- Working with links in Site Maps

Using Links and URLs

- Add a hyperlink

- Use the point-to-file Icon

- Add a mailto link

- Add links to a graphic with Image maps

Displaying Data with Tables

- Create a table for data

- Add or remove rows & columns

- Design a page layout using tables

- Layout view, Standard view

- Add color to the table

- Turn the table into layers

Using Dynamic HTML and Layers

- Overview

- Add a layer

Cascading Style Sheets

- Create & apply a custom style

- Explore Style settings

- Create a hyperlink rollover

- Create an External Style Sheet

Building frames and framesets

- Create a frameset

- Set borders

- Load frames

Animating with timelines

- Create an animation.

- Use the timelines panel

- Record a simple animation

- Add a layer and keyframe

- Control layer properties with timelines

Using a form to collect data

- Create a form

- Add text fields and labels

- Add different buttons

- Add checkbox, list or a menu

- Create a Jump Menu to navigate to different URLs

Re-using items in your Web Site

- Create a library item

- Create a library item from Existing content

- Add a library item to a page

- Make changes to a library item

- Use Behaviors and Styles in library items

Applying a template

- Create a template

- Apply a template to a Web page

- Make changes to a template

-Use Behaviors, Styles and Timelines in Templates

ADOBE DREAMWAVER(DATABASE)

ADOBE Dreamweaver (Database) combines Dreamweaver's ease of use with the power of databases to create dynamically created web pages. Think of the results as Dreamweaver on steroids. ADOBE Dreamweaver Ultradev set ends Dreamweaver's renowned ease of use into the realm of database-driven web sites. If you already use Dreamweaver, you'll feel right at home with Ultradev since the programs share many of the same interface features. ADOBE's Dreamweaver Ultradev has been a leading visual web design tool for many years allowing thousands to exchange the murky world of plain text code for easy drag and drop interface.

Salient Features

- Creating a recordset for a sites product page, using a structured query language statement.

- Using SQL (Structured Query Language) to refine the recordset's precision by adding cross reference between the database tables.

- Linking placeholders images to specific database fields, allowing images to be dynamically served to a Web Page.

- Add a navigation bar that dynamically changes based on which product is being displayed.

- Creating delete, update, insert pages.

- Creating SQL searches with SQL variables.

- Ultradev supports major server models like ASP, JSP, CFML, PHP.

- Supports custom made Extensions to improve the way data is handled.

- Creating cookies, using the response, redirect variables, reading from a cookie.

Application

- Creating E-commerce solution using Active Server Pages (ASP), Java Server Pages(JSP), ColdFusion(CF), without knowing a single line of programming.

Syllabus

Introducton

- Creating a Database Connection

- Configuring your System

- Defining a Local Site

- Defining a Remote Site

- Specifying a Server Technology

- Arrow, pencil, brush, eraser tool

- About the URL Prefix

- Ultradev Resources

- Accessibility and Dreamweaver

Dreamweaver Ultradev Tutorial

Ultradev Basics

- About Dynamic Pages

- About the Ultradev Workflow and Working Environment

Connecting to a Database

Creating a Recordset

- Defining a Recordset

- Invoking a Stored Procedure

- Working with Recordsets

Adding Dynamic Content

Building Pages that Search Databases

- Creating the Search Page

- Building the Results Page

- Displaying the Records

- Working with Related Pages

Building Pages that Edit Database Records

- Insert Records

- Update Records

- Delete a Record

Building Pages that restrict access to your Site

- Building a Registration Page

- Building a Log-in Page

- Building a Page only Authorised users can access

- Logging out Users

Customizing Ultradev

- Creating and Editing Data Formats

- Creating and Editing Server Behaviors

- Creating cookies, using the response

- Redirect variables, reading from a cookie

- Building an E-comm Store with Ultradev

- The Shopping Cart Object

- Creating a shopping cart

- Altering the quantity of items in the cart

- Clearing the contents of the cart

- Redirecting the user if their cart is empty

- Adding and removing items from the cart

- Creating a pop-up reminder picture

- Adding a way of calculating sales tax

- freight charges, insurance, discount etc

- Writing the cart to the database Application

xHTML & CSS

xHTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is used to describe the layout of a web page. xHTML is simply a vehicle to indicate elements of a hypertext page. The xHTML page must tell the browser which applets to load and then where to put each applet on the web page.

Syllabus

Introduction

- What is internet ?

- Overview of Web Browser

- URLs (Uniform Resource Locator)

- World Wide Web (www)

- HTML Tools

HTML Document And Basic Tags

- Writing Tools

- Structure of an HTML document

- Basic tags and Attributes

- Body Attributes

Text editing

- Text attributes

- Marquee tag & its attributes

- Headings

- Font

- Paragraph, Line Break

- Ordered and Unordered Lists

- Blockquote

Images

- Image formats

- Image attributes

- Alignment of images

Image mapping

Tables

- Create a table

- Combine cells in a row or column

Forms

- Create a form

- Accept input and Submit

Frames

- Create a frame

- Working with frames

Special Things

- Special Characters

- Different graphic formats

- Interlacing/Progressive Display

- Putting your site Online

Working smart with HTML.

INTERNET ADVERTISING & GLOBAL MARKETING

There are 600 millions documents on every possible subject and more than 1.5 million documents are uploaded everyday. The importance of "Variables" in the design of home pages to get maximum hits and hence achieve maximum marketing power.

We, at COMPUFIELD, teach you :

- How to make your Web Site attractive and powerful, so that you can attract business globally on the Internet.

- The importance of "Variable" in the design of home pages to get maximum hits and hence achieve maximum Marketing power.

- How to use the different search engines available, and explain the working and retrieval functions of these search engines.

- How to register your Web pages (URL'S) with various search engines like Yahoo, Altavista, Infoseek, Webcrawler, Hotbot, Excite, America Online, 123 India, khoj etc. (200 Search Engines possible).

- How to register your Web Site to various BBS, Usenet groups, Enzines, Exchange banner scheme. Additional Global Marketing tricks available on Web. Mass E-Mailing.

Career Options

- Web Masters.

- Web Managers.

- Site Managers.

- Web Page Designers.

- Content Developers.

- Interface Designers.

- Creative Support Professionals.

- Studio Managers.

- Modeling Consultants.

- Media Specialists Art.

- Consultants Multimedia Authors.

- Script Writers.

- Cartoonists.

- Creative Publishing Professionals.

- Cartographers Editing Professionals.

- Visual Effect Designers.

- Software Editors.

- Audio & Video Specialists.

- Animator

PHP+MySQL + C & C++(Basic)

PHP

PHP is a powerful cross platform server side script language. It is a full featured programming language capable of managing huge database driven online environments. Using PHP you can query databases, create images, read & write files, talk to remote servers - the possibilities are endless.

Salient Features

PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. Much of its syntax is borrowed from C, Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific features thrown in. The goal of the language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated pages quickly

Application

Open source has brought a lot more than Linux to the computing world. It has also given us PHP and MySQL. PHP and MySQL are the world's best combination for creating data-driven sites.

Syllabus

Part I: Working with PHP

Getting Started with PHP-Variables

Assigning Simple Variables Within a Script

- Delimiting strings

- Assigning arrays within a script

- Assigning two-dimensional arrays in a script

Accessing Variables Passed from the Browser

- HTML forms variables

- Passing arrays

- Cookies

- Sessions

Testing Variables

- isset0

- empty0

- is_null0

- is_int0

- is_double0

- is_string0

- is_array0

- is_bool0

- is_object0

- is_resource0

- is_scalar0

- gettype0

Changing Variable Types

- Variable Variables

Control Structures

The if Statement

- Determining true or false in PHP

- Comparison operators

- Logical operators

- Complex if statement

- if…else statements

- if…elseif statements

switch…case

- Loops

- White…

- do…while

- for

- foreach

- continue and break

PHP’s Built-in Functions

- Function Basics

- Arguments

- Return values

Function Documentation

- Important PHP Functions

- String handling functions

Writing Organized and Readable Code

- Indenting

- Code blocks

- Function calls

- SQL statements

Includes

- Include0 and Require0

- Include_once0 and Require_once0

User-Defined Functions

- Function basics

- Returning values

- Using a variable number of arguments

- Variable scope

Object-Oriented Programming

- Classes, Continued

- Object cloning

- Destructors

- Exceptions

Working on a E-Commerce ( Shopping Cart ) Live Project

Click to view the live project the students would be working with during this course

Synopsis:

The data is stored in Products Table, Supplier Table, Category Table. Each product has a single supplier and single category.

Each supplier supplies multiple products under multiple categories

1) Login Page

The user will be authenticated before they enter the website for the correct username/password.

There are 2 types of users Admin / User, the admin would have administrative rights, where as a user will only be able to view the products

2) Search Page

After login, the user will be directed to a search page, where they can search for a product by selecting the supplier / category name.

In advance search, string searches can be done.

3) Product Result list

This page will return the result of the search criteria.

A single page will display the records dynamically from the database, 5 records at a time. Using the Next / Previous button users can navigate through the list of products

4) Details

Once the user clicks on the product name in the result list page, they are directed to the details page, where user can get the detail information with a image of the product

If the user is an admin, they would be given an option to add / update / delete If the user is not a admin, the following permissions will be disabled.

5) Add / Update / Delete

Displaying data from multiple tables using forms & Adding / Updating / Deleting data

6) Security

Extensive use of Sessions / Cookies for security purposes

7) E-Commerce Module

Once the above project is completed, it’s taken to a next level where the e-commerce module is generated. Multiple Products can be added to the shopping cart, a dynamic bill is generated and user is forwarded to a payment gateway to complete the transaction.

MySQL

Salient Features

It’s easy to use:

MySQL software can be downloaded in less than 15 minutes.

It’s flexible: MySQL runs on more than 20 platforms, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and its open source code allows you to customize it to fit your unique requirements.

It’s highly scalable: Whether you're looking to post a few things a month to your Web site or looking to add content daily, MySQL is fit to handle Web sites large and small and will easily grow as your business does.

It’s free: A commercial license can be bought if you plan on redistributing it.

It’s secure: Security features ensure that only authorized users can access your databases.

It also provides 24/7 tech support and community support.

Application

Open source has brought a lot more than Unix to the computing world. It has also given us Linux, PHP and MySQL. PHP and MySQL are the world's best combination for creating database-driven sites.

Syllabus

Database Design with My SQL

Why use a Relational Database?

Blasted Anomalies

- The update anomaly

- The delete anomaly

- The insert anomaly

Normalization

- First normal form

- Second normal form

- Third normal form

Types of Relationships

- The one-to-many relationship

- The one-to-one relationship

- The many-to-many relationship

Advanced Database Concepts

- Referential integrity

- Transactions

- Stored procedures

The Structured query Language for Creating and Altering Tables

Essential Definitions

- Null Values

- Indexes

The create database Statement

The use database Statement

The create table Statement

Column Types

- String column types

- Numeric column types

- Date and time types

Creating Indexes

Table Types

- MyISAM InnoDB Tables

- Berkeley DB

- Heap

The alter table Statement

- Changing a table name

- Adding columns

- Dropping columns

- Adding indexes

- Dropping indexes

- Changing column definitions

Using the show Command

- show databases

- show tables

- show columns

- show index

- show table status

- show create table

GUI Tools for Manipulating MySQL Tables and Data

- Using phpMyAdmin

The Structured Query Language for Inserting, Editing, and Selecting Data

- The insert Statement

- The update Statement

- The delete Statement

- The replace Statement

The Basic select Statement

- The Where clause

- order by

- limit

- group by and aggregate functions

Joining Tables

- The two-table join (equi-join)

- The multi-table join

- The outer join

- The self join

-Unions

- Correlated subqueries

C

C is a general purpose Programming Language. C has proven to be a pleasant, powerful, and versatile language for a wide variety of Programs. Many of the modern languages like C++, Visual C++, Java, JavaScript, etc. is based on C Language. Therefore, not Knowing this Language is considered as a handicap. 90% of UNIX Operating System is written in C Language.

Syllabus

Syntax

- Compilers

- Errors

- Commenting your code

C Basics

- History of C

- Characteristics of C

- Character set

- Identifier

- Underline ( Underscore ‘_' )

- Keywords

- We need Data and A Program

- Constants

- Operators

- Some Terminology

- Data Types Printing Out and Inputting Variables

- Escape Sequence

- Exercise

Control Constructs

- if statement

- else statement

- else if statement

- Nesting of if Block

- For statement

- While statement

- Infinite loops

- Programming Examples

- Exercise

Remaining Control Constructs

- goto statement

- break statement

- continue statement

- switch statement

- do-while statement

- Programming Example

- Exercise

Arrays

- Declaring Arrays

- Initializing Array

- Printing Arrays

- Taking Input for Arrays

- Character Arrays

Array Dimensions

Initializing 2D Array

Array Sizes [size of operator]

Programming Examples

Exercise

Strings

- What are strings

- Reading a single character

- Reading a line of text [string]

- String handling functions

- Programming examples

- Exercise

Functions

- Defining a function

- Calling a function

- Default return type and type void

- Argument (Parameter)

- Categories of functions

- Function Prototype

- Recursion

- Scope and lifetime of a variable

- Storage Classes

- Automatic variable(internal or local variable)

- External Variable (Global Variable)

- Static Variable

- Register variable

- Scope rule of a function

- Passing an array to a function

- Programming Examples

- Exercise

Strings

- What are strings

- Reading a single character

- Reading a line of text [string]

- String handling functions

- Programming examples

- Exercise

PHASE - III

Structures and Unions

- Structures

- Defining a structures

- Accessing structure members

- Operations on structures

- Structure Initialization

- typedef

- Arrays of structure

- Arrays as structure members (fields)

- Sending an entire structure as parameter to a function

- Unions

- Defining a Union

- Initializing Unions

- Arrays of Union variables

- Unions inside structures

- Final Remark on unions

- Programming Examples

- Exercise

Pointers

- What is a pointer

- Where is a pointer stored

- ‘&'- The “Address Of” operator

- what a pointer points to

- Accessing Variables value using Pointers

- Pointer Arithmetic

- Equivalence between Pointer and Arrays

- Pointer to an Array

- Modifying Variables using pointers

- Call by reference

- Arrays of pointers

- Arrays of char pointers

- Pointers to functions

- Pointers to structures

- Passing pointer to structure to function

- Structure within structure

- Pointers to pointers

- Programming Examples

- Exercise

C Preprocessors

- Preprocessor Directives

- File Inclusion

- Macro Substitution

- Exercise

C Standard Libraries and Header Files

- Header Files

- Is the use of header file absolutely necessary?

- Standard Library

- Character conversion :

- Time Functions :

- Exercise

C++

C++ is a object oriented Programming language which includes concepts like polymorphism, data-hiding, operator overloading, encapsulation and inheritance, which are not observed in C. User defined objects (instances) can be reused with and without modifications to generate new application. This reduces coding to greater extent. Even for file accessing, we use file objects.

Syllabus

Introduction

- History of C++

- What is Object Oriented Programming

- Application Of C++

- A Simple C++ Program

- Cascading of I/O Operators

- Structure of a C++ Program

Tokens And Control Structure

- Tokens

- Data Types

- Type Compatibility

- Arithmetic Operators

- Relational Operators

- Logical Operators

- Assignment Operators

- Increment Operators

- Conditional Operators

- Bitwise Operators

- Special Operators

- Operators in C++

- Order of Precedence

- Expressions

- Operator Overloading

- Control Structure

- Simple if Statement

- if - else Statement

- switch Statement

- do Statement

- break Statement

- for Statement

- Additional features of for loop

- Nested for

Arrays

- Introduction

- One dimensional Arrays

- Two dimensional Arrays

Strings

- Reading String From The Terminal

- Reading Multiword String From The Terminal

- String Hanling Functions

- Table of Strings

Functions

- The main() function

- Simple C++ functions

- Functions Prototying

- Return Value and Their Types

- Function Overloading

- Friend And Virtual Functions

- Programming Examples

- Exercise

Classes

- Revision of C Structures

- Limitations of C Structures

- Class

- Creating Objects

- Accessing Class Member

- Defining Member FunctionsClasss And structures

- Private Member Functions

- Static Data Members

- Static Member Functions

- Array of Objects

- Objects As Function Arguments

- Friend Functions

Constructors And Destructors

- Introduction

- Default Constructor

- Argumented constructor

- Copy Constructor

- Multiple Constructor

- Destructors

Operator overloading

- Definition

- Overloading Unary Operator using Member function

- Overloading Unary Operator using Friend function

- Overloading Binary Operator using Member functio

- Overloading Binary Operator using Friend function

Inheritance

- Introduction

- Base Class

- Derived Class

- Types of Inheritance

- Virtual Base Class

- Abstract Class

Virtual Functions And Polymorphism

- Introduction To Pointers

- Pointer To Object

- this Pointer

- Pointer to derived Classes

- Virtual Functions

File Operations in C++

- C++ Streams

- Opening And Closing a File

- Detecting End of File

- File Pointers And Their Applications

- Sequential Input And Output Operations

- write() And read() Functions

- More About open() : File Modes

- Reading And Writing A Class Object

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Compufield Computer Institute

COMPUFIELD® Computer Institute was started in 1985 by Mr. M. E. Khairaz to impart training in Internet, Digital Art, Multimedia, Software and Network Engineering. Today we offer many different courses covering the latest and most widely used software worldwide.

Creative courses, Designing and Digital Video courses
Multimedia and Internet courses
Programming courses
Network Engineering, MCSE, CCNA, CCNP
Office Automation & Financial Application
Kids courses

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Our courses are upgraded frequently to meet the ever changing standards of the Industry.
Our Students design galleries substantiate our claim of providing our students a creative and informative learning environment directed at all round growth.
Our faculty are highly experienced in the respective software and help the students in the best possible manner.
We have state of the art Hardware and Software facilities.
We offer Crash courses of 6-10 hours per day to students who wish to complete their learning in a short period.
Professional Job Assignments and Tutorials have been devised to help students practically apply what they learn.
After successful completion of the course, job assistance is provided by us.;

We offer a unique style of learning -

One computer : One student : One Instructor
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Lodging, boarding and travelling not included in the fees.
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