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Spring 2005 CLC schedule
Platforms offered: PC and Macintosh
Course length: 1 day
Overview: In this course, you will
learn to use Adobe® Illustrator® to work with
several graphic formats. You will create dynamic effects
using patterns and brushes. You will also use advanced
text manipulation techniques to effectively integrate
text into your illustrations.
Prerequisites: To ensure your
success, we recommend you first take the following PWIcourses
or have equivalent knowledge:
Illustrator 10: Level 1
Illustrator 10: Level 2
Benefits: Students will enhance their
Illustrator skill set by delving into the most advanced
drawing techniques and experimenting with different
graphic formats, animations, patterns, type, and trapping.
Target student: Anyone who has a large
amount of experience using Illustrator, but who is looking
to add to their knowledge of the latest, most advanced
Illustrator tools and techniques, is an ideal student
for this course.
What's Next: Illustrator® 10: Level
3 is the last course in PWI's Illustrator training
series. If you are looking to expand your graphical
creation capabilities by adding another Adobe graphics
tool to your skill set, PWIalso offers a full
line of courses on Photoshop. The line begins with the
course Photoshop® 7.0: Level 1.
Certification: Illustrator® 10: Level 3
is one of three PWIcourseware titles that address
the Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) Program objectives
for the Illustrator 10.0 exam. The ACE Program is for
graphic designers, Web designers, developers, systems
integrators, value-added resellers, and business professionals
who seek recognition for their expertise with specific
Adobe products. Certification candidates must pass a
product proficiency exam in order to become an Adobe
Certified Expert.
Performance-Based Objectives
Lesson objectives help students become comfortable
with the course, and also provide a means to evaluate
learning. Upon successful completion of this course,
students will be able to:
Import graphics that use several different file formats,
both linked and unlinked, and export graphics and animations
using several different file formats.
Create, edit, and apply tiled patterns, and design,
customize, and employ special brushes to create dynamic
visual effects.
Adjust the size of the artboard to create oversize
prints, and reset the default angle to enable perspective
drawing with guides.
Import and format text with advanced type editing
options such as autohyphenation, smart punctuation,
linked text boxes, and text wrapping.
Match colors between Illustrator and other applications
that use color management.
Perform trapping to prevent gaps in printing due to
potential misregistration.
Prepare to print a color separation and apply printer's
marks to a document.
Illustrator 10 Level 3 Course Content
Lesson 1: Graphic Formats
Topic 1A: Graphic File Formats
Topic 1B: Importing Vector Graphics
Topic 1C: Exporting
Topic 1D: Tracing Raster Images
Lesson 2: Patterns and Brushes
Topic 2A: Creating Patterns
Topic 2B: Path Patterns and Effects
Topic 2C: Editing Patterns
Topic 2D: Symbols
Lesson 3: Efficiency Boosters
Topic 3A: Artboard Size
Topic 3B: Creating Illustrations Using Angles
Topic 3C: Using Elements in Multiple Documents
Topic 3D: Hatch Effects Filter
Topic 3E: Enhancing Performance
Lesson 4: Advanced Type
Topic 4A: Setting Display Type
Topic 4B: Type Shortcuts
Topic 4C: Importing Text
Topic 4D: Text Utilities
Topic 4E: Text Flow
Lesson 5: Color Management
Topic 5A: Color Management Concepts
Lesson 6: Trapping
Topic 6A: Trapping Concepts
Topic 6B: Trapping Lines
Topic 6C: Pathfinder Trap Command
Topic 6D: Trapping Text
Topic 6E: Overprinting Instead of Trapping
Lesson 7: Printing
Topic 7A: Preparing to Print Separations
Illustrator
10: Level I
:: Illustrator
10: Level II
:: Illustrator
10: Level III ::
Class content may vary dependent on software version
number.
Please call for information on older versions.
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