October 1, 2007
Course Title
Advanced Digital Animation
Course Description
Students will utilize action-scripting and advanced multimedia and web video production techniques to deliver dynamic, data-driven content to any audience, increasing the standards for layout, design and production. (Can substitute Advanced Animation Techniques for this course).
Contact
Carrie DeMuth
405-743-5426
cdemu@okcareertech.org
| OCAS Codes |
OHLAP Credit |
Course Length |
Prerequisites |
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8534
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Yes |
120 Hours
120 hours is based on a Carnegie unit, which accounts for 175 forty-five (45) minute class periods per school year.
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Advanced Design Techniques |
Knowledge and Skills
- Apply intermediate scripting techniques for interactive design.
- Use various types of loops to repeat actions.
- Use callbacks to set up functions.
- Use functions to recycle blocks of script.
- Use arguments and return results.
- Store related collections of variables and functions.
- Create custom object classes.
- Use properties of graphical objects to build advanced interactivity.
- Add navigation, audio, and user interaction to presentations.
- Attach behaviors.
- Write scripts with Action Script.
- Make Web content with Shockwave.
- Use properties of graphical objects to build advanced interactivity.
- Create a soundtrack for an interactive web site.
- Create, manage, and modify cast members and sprites.
- Add navigation, video, audio, and user interaction to presentations.
- Attach behaviors.
- Write scripts with Lingo.
- Prepare and deliver movies and animations.
- Make Web content with Shockwave.
- Create CD Business cards/Portfolio.
- Demonstrate knowledge of how to use a scripting language to program a site.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the uses and advantages/disadvantages of various scripting languages.
- Resolve product problems.
- Identify problems and propose solutions.
- Implement solutions in code and documentation.
- Apply advanced modeling techniques.
- Select color and textures to enhance 3D graphics and/or special effects.
- Interpret how different light sources affect a scene or object and create effective lighting.
- Transform objects through translation, rotating, and scaling.
- Apply animation techniques to objects.
- Render images to create desired results.
- Apply 3D modeling and animation solutions for interactive media presentations.
Adobe - http://www.adobe.com/training/
Media Production: Motion Graphics Artist - http://www.okcareertech.org/testing/Skills%20Standards/Information_Career_Cluster.htm
Brainbench - http://www.brainbench.com
Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) - http://www.ciwcertified.com/certifications/program.asp
Industry Alignments
(Select from the following)
Adobe Video Specialist:
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Adobe Photoshop
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Adobe Premiere
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Adobe After Effects
CIW Site Designer:
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Foundations Exam
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Site Designer Exam
Brainbench (3 exams required):
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Adobe Photoshop
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Macromedia Flash
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Select one:
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Macromedia Director
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3D Studio Max
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Active X
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JavaScript
ODCTE:
- Media Production: Motion Graphics Artist
Curriculum Resources
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Macromedia: Training from the Source Books
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MAYA Learning Community (Personal learning edition of MAYA is free to download)
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Lynda online learning library
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Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Action Script: Training from the Source, Macromedia Press, ISBN#0321213432
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Flash MX 2004 Games Most Wanted, Friends of Ed, ISBN#1590592360
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Extending Flash MX 2004: Complete Guide and Reference to JavaScript Flash, Friends of Ed, ISBN# 1590593049
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Director MX 2004, Training from the Source, ISBN # 0-321-22365-9
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Adobe After Effects Classroom in a Book, ISBN # 0-321-10379-2
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After Effects 6.0, Hands-On-Training, ISBN # 0-321-22854-5
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Macromedia Flash MX 2004 H.O.T., Beyond the Basics ISBN # 0-321-22853-7
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Macromedia Flash Professional 2004 Application Development, Training from the Source, ISBN # 0-321-23834-6
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Macromedia Flash MX 2004, The Complete Reference, 2nd Edition, ISBN # 0072229209
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How to Do Everything with Macromedia Flash MX 2004, ISBN # 0072229691
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