Computerized Graphic Design Computerized Graphic Design is a 2-year program at Rancho.
Computerized Graphic Design I Learn how to use Draw, Photo Editing, and Page Layout for both print and electronic mediums (like the Internet and multimedia). Students will explore the possibilities of working in the fields of commercial art like web design, advertising, graphic design, printing etc. either in-house, with a company or freelance. This course articulates with Palomar College . Students who are enrolled in this course and who are working may earn additional credit toward graduation by co-enrolling in the ROP internship program.
Earns Palomar Community College credit UC/CSU - Visual & Performing Arts Requirement Art Institute of California - San Diego ROP Certificate in Computerized Graphic Design
Computerized Graphic Design II Prerequisite: Completion of Graphic Design I or approval of instructor. Students will further their skills by learning how to conduct presentations using multimedia techniques; develop advanced digital drawing and photo imaging techniques; create electronic home pages and catalogues, as well as ads, newsletters, brochures for traditional printing. This course articulates with Palomar College. Students who are enrolled in this course and who are working may earn additional credit toward graduation by co-enrolling in the ROP internship program. ROP Certificate in Computerized Graphic Design
Photo Imaging
Photographic Imaging introduces the student to the artistic qualities of photography while acquiring the techniques for using digital photography as an expressive medium. It is the study of visual communications, aesthetics, art
criticism, photographic history and art making. .
Earns 10 units of RBV ART Credits Earns Palomar Community College credit UC/CSU - Visual & Performing Arts Requirement Art Institute of California - San Diego
Computer Animation Computer Animation offers both beginning and advanced instruction.
Computer Animation 1 This course introduces computer animation authoring with an emphasis on multimedia HTML web design. Multimedia designers can create a blend of text, pictures, music, and graphics. Students will use Macromedia FLASH to create animated movies, multimedia web sites, E-greeting cards, and cartoons for publishing on the Internet and on CD-ROM. Instruction emphasizes the creative and technical process of working from the initial concept to the final commercial product including; story boarding, editing MP3 music files, creating original graphics, and page layout for the Internet. Careers in web design and multimedia production are explored. During the course students will produce an online digital portfolio .Students who are enrolled in this class and who are working may earn additional credit toward graduation by co-enrolling in the ROP internship program. Earns Palomar Community College credit
Earns 10 units of RBV Elective Credits ROP Certificate in Web Page Design & Animation
Computer Animation 2 Prerequisite:Completion of Computer Animation I or approval of instructor. This course offers intermediate to advanced training using FLASH, Dreamweaver, Adobe Photoshop, and training in Final Cut, Sound Forge Studio, Illustrator, and Painter. Students develop presentation quality, digital portfolios for publishing on the Internet or on CD ROM. Further your skills in the creation of complex multimedia projects. Learn advanced HTML web design, edit digital photos, video, and audio; develop advanced digital drawing skills, cartooning and cinematic techniques; combine animation with interactivity, and implement FLASH ActionScript. Portfolio projects include: multimedia animations, e-greeting cards, learning interactions, presentations, simple FLASH games, and web sites for non-profit organizations, schools, or businesses. Careers in Web Design, Animation and Multimedia Production are explored. Students who are enrolled in this class and who are working may earn additional credit toward graduation by co-enrolling in the ROP internship program. Earns 10 units of RBV Elective Credits ROP Certificate in Web Page Design & Animation
Web Design I Learn how to create and design web sites. This course offers training in HTML web design techniques and animation authoring using FLASH. Students will focus on commercial art, web page layout and animation software. Create original graphics, learn page layout techniques for the Internet, add motion with JavaScript, manipulate digital photos in Photoshop, record sounds, and edit MP3 files for use in animations or for downloading from web pages. Web sites, digital art, and animation projects will be prepared for publishing on the Internet and on CD-ROM. Careers in web design, multimedia production, and graphic design are explored. During the course students will produce an online digital portfolio. Students who are enrolled in this class and who are working may earn additional credit toward graduation by co-enrolling in the ROP internship program Earns Palomar Community College credit
Earns 10 units of RBV Elective Credits ROP Certificate in Web Design
Web Design II This course offers advanced training in multimedia HTML web design and animation authoring using Macromedia FLASH. Examine FLASH actions and action scripting, use multiple media sources within FLASH, and explore combining animation with interactivity. Students will learn advanced digital drawing skills, photo editing and cartooning techniques. Incorporate interactive forms, style sheets, and JavaScript on web pages. Projects will be prepared for publishing on the Internet or on CD-ROM. Careers in web design, animation, and multimedia production. During the course students will produce an online digital portfolio. Students who are enrolled in this class and who are working may earn additional credit toward graduation by co-enrolling in the ROP internship program. Earns Palomar Community College credit
Earns 10 units of RBV Elective Credits ROP Certificate in Web Design
Digital Arts Earn 10 units credit in RBV Fine Arts, or UC Commercial Art credits and a ROP Certificate in Digital Arts.
Digital Arts Earn 10 units of credit in Fine Arts, or Commercial Art credits and a ROP Certificate in Digital Arts. Learn about the basic elements of art including design, drawing, painting, and lettering. Students will learn commercial art applications such as design, illustration, animation and advertising. Earns 10 units of RBV Fine Arts Credits Earns Palomar Community College credit UC/CSU - Visual & Performing Arts Requirement Art Institute of California - San Diego
ROP Business & Computer Applications I / II
BACA offers both a beginning and an ntermediate and advanced course for students wishing to develop software skills and general office skills. Students enrolled in either course receive instruction in job acquisition and retention skills (including resumes, online job searches, interview skills, etc.).
ROP Business & Computer Applications I
Students in BACA I learn proper keyboarding technique, word processing (using Microsoft Word), and an introduction to the other components of the Microsoft Office software suite. Earns Palomar Community College credit ROP Certificate in Business & Computer Application
ROP Business & Computer Applications II
Students in BACA II learn advanced office skills including: business letters, report writing, tables, mail merge, spreadsheet, business presentations and database fundamentals using the components of the Microsoft Office software suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access). Earns Palomar Community College credit ROP Certificate in Business & Computer Application
Multimedia Productions (10-12)
This course prepares the student for jobs within the Multi
Media Industry. Multimedia is the explosion of new
technologies that we enjoy every day, from video games to
DVD’s to the World Wide Web. It has surpassed the
motion picture industry and is quickly becoming the
dominant force in entertainment and information. Through
a hands on environment students will learn applications
with state of the art software programs such as
Macromedia, Dreamweaver MS, Photoshop and Adobe
Creative Suite, etc. Earns Palomar Community College credit UC/CSU - Visual & Performing Arts Requirement
Sports Medicine
This course provides entry-level instruction in sports medicine and athletic training. It is designed for high school students, 16 years and older. Employment possibilities include athletic trainer assistant, sports medicine aide, physical therapy aide, etc. Instruction covers the following areas: anatomy, physiology of muscle groups and skeletal system, vital signs, CPR, and safety factors related to sports medicine. Opportunity for students to have supervised involvement with the training needs and treatment of injuries of students involved in athletics on campus. ROP Certificate in Sports Medicine
Sports Medicine II
This course provides advanced-level instruction in athletic training, physical therapy, and nursing. It is designed for high school student at the Junior and Senior level. Employment possibilities include, physical therapy aide, back office aid in chiropractics, etc. Instruction covers a review from Sports Medicine I and the following areas: injury evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation factors related to sports medicine. Opportunity for students to have supervised involvement with the training needs and treatment of injuries of students involved in athletics on campus. ROP Certificate in Sports Medicine II
