Web Design & Digital Photography

COM 1635 / Length: 9 Hours

Cost: $175

WordPress can have your blog or website up and running in no time. This course offers an introduction to the amazing open source website platform. It is powerful, easy to use and requires a minimal investment of time and money. Start at the beginning with easy to follow instructions, then advance your knowledge and adapt WordPress themes to create your ideal website or blog. Bring a laptop


CRN 1273	Wed., Apr. 2-16	6-9 p.m.	Marple

COM 1606 / Length: 8 hours

Cost: $160

Learn what it takes to plan, design, and manage your own professional website using a powerful front-end web editor. You will use high quality resources and useful checklists. No web experience or coding required. Bring your laptop and a flash drive to class. Students must be comfortable creating and saving files to a computer.


CRN 1004	Wed. & Thurs., Jan. 29-Feb. 26	6-8 p.m.	Marple

COM 1637/ Length: 16 hours

Cost: $275

Understand the foundations of web design and development. This course provides the professional knowledge and hands-on skill development for you to accomplish this. The cornerstone of this course is the importance of the user experience, consisting of three main areas of focus: strategy, scope, and substance. Take home the concepts to formulate a detailed plan with a clear purpose, and solidify your understanding of user needs and preferences. No web experience or coding required. Bring your laptop and a flash drive to class. Students must have basic computer skills, including digital file/folder management in Windows and/or Mac and be comfortable using web browsers.


CRN 2430	Wed., Oct. 9-23	1-5 p.m.	Marple

COM 1653 / Length: 8 hours

Cost: $160

Learn this image-editing program used by the pros. Course topics include: cropping and resizing images, selecting image areas, layers, compositing, adjusting color and lighting, retouching photos, adding text, and preparing images for print and the web. Prerequisite: COM 3102 or equivalent skills


CRN 1274	Mon & Wed, Apr. 28-May 7	6 – 8 p.m.	Marple

COM 0126 / Length: 6 hours

Cost: $125

Learn what it takes to scan old photos, slides and negatives in high resolution and preserve them in digital format. Enhance lighting, improve color and clarity, backup your new collection and prepare to print or share online.


CRN 1005	Saturday, March 8	10 a.m.-4 p.m.	Marple

COM 0127 / Length: 2 hours

Cost: $60

Photos composing high-quality projects or special gifts are easier than ever with Photos for Mac users. Create photo books and framed gallery prints to a website using third-party extensions such as Motif, Shutterfly, and WhiteWall.


CRN 2198	Wed., Sept. 18	12:30-2:30 p.m.	Marple

COM 0128 / Length: 4 hours

Cost: $60

Find, edit, and share your iPhone and iPad photos. This class will fine-tune your photos with powerful, easy-to-use tools and fine-grained control. Bring your iPhone or iPad and charger to class.


CRN 2199	Wed., April 23	12:30-2:30 p.m.	Marple

COM 1657 / Length: 8 hours

Cost: $160

Learn advanced techniques of this professional image editing program. Course topics include: masking, advanced use of layers, vector shapes and paths, special effects with text layers and blending modes. Prerequisite: COM 1653 or equivalent skills


CRN 1570	Mon. & Wed., May 12-21	6-8 p.m.	Marple

COM 0124 / Length: 6 hours

Cost: $150

Learn how to gather, de-clutter, and organize your digital photos from all of your computers, smartphones, cameras, storage devices, and cloud accounts! Build a digital photo library that easily expands over time, and keeps all of your photos indexed for easy searching and management. Spend more time enjoying your memories! Bring a 2TB portable external hard drive. Useful instructor handouts will be provided in class.


CRN 1275	Wednesdays, April 16-30	6-8 p.m.	Marple

COM 1667/ Length: 8 hrs

Cost: $175

Learn how professionals and hobbyists use Lightroom to manage digital photos, while saving time and giving that professional look. In this hands-on class, you will learn how to correct common lighting and color problems, reduce noise, crop, and print. Whether pictures from your point-and-shoot camera or RAW files from your professional DSLR, this class will have you creating professional images.


CRN 1561	Mondays, Mar. 24-Apr. 14	6-8 p.m.	Marple

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