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Multimedia Design
Digital Publishing Design and Techniques
Course No. : 243-150510-01|Start Date : 08/10/2024
Admission Requirements
Participants are expected to have good knowledge of PC and Windows operation. Prior experience in graphics design will be beneficial, but not essential.Instructor
CUSCS Instructor
Language Used
Cantonese (supplemented with English)
Total Hours
30.00 hour(s)
Session
10
Place
Start Date
08/10/2024
Schedule
Tuesday
Time
18:45 - 21:45
Tuition Fee
$4,380
Level
General Short Courses
Course Enquiries
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Enrolment Enquiries
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1 Objectives
The objective of this course is to help the participants to develop the necessary skills to produce professional-looking brochure, leaflet, poster and printed matters using popular desktop publishing tools.
2 Course Content
1) Graphics design and desktop publishing terminology
2) Things to consider on production - cost, intended audience, content and layout design
3) Basic design, color and typography theory
4) Basic Photo retouching skills - Use of 'Photoshop' to modify digital photo or scanned images
5) Basic Graphics design techniques - Use of 'Illustrator' to create simple vector graphics, company logos and letter arts
6) Putting all together - Use of 'InDesign' to produce layout with texts, photos and graphics
7) Traditional (paper) output consideration
8) Web output - Use of 'Acrobat' to produce web-ready document
Each participant will be provided with one PC terminal for hands-on practice.
2) Things to consider on production - cost, intended audience, content and layout design
3) Basic design, color and typography theory
4) Basic Photo retouching skills - Use of 'Photoshop' to modify digital photo or scanned images
5) Basic Graphics design techniques - Use of 'Illustrator' to create simple vector graphics, company logos and letter arts
6) Putting all together - Use of 'InDesign' to produce layout with texts, photos and graphics
7) Traditional (paper) output consideration
8) Web output - Use of 'Acrobat' to produce web-ready document
Each participant will be provided with one PC terminal for hands-on practice.
3 Software used
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat