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1 Garden Grove Unified School District Office of Secondary Education Department of 7-12 Instruction High School Course Outline COURSE TITLE Digital Computer Technology II (B62) DEPARTMENT Business LENGTH Semester CREDITS 5 AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS AT GRADE 9, 10, 11, 12 REQUIRED OR ELECTIVE Elective PREREQUISITES Digital Computer Technology I or teacher permission BRIEF OVERVIEW In this course students will continue to develop skills in creating computer content and presentations that will help them present their ideas and information electronically. Emphasis will be placed on developing and implementing multimedia type files, video, audio, and computerized animation. MAJOR GOALS The National Information Technology Standards for Business Education will be taught in this course.

The Standards are listed below: Achievement Standard: Identify, evaluate, select, use, and customize application software. Achievement Standard: Identify, evaluate, select, use, customize, and solve problems with various types of operating systems, environments, and utilities. METHODS OF INSTRUCTION 1.

Textbook 2. Lecture and class presentation 3. Guided lessons/student projects 4.

Supplemental videos 5. Work place simulations 2 METHODS OF EVALUATION 1. Student participation 2.

Projects and activities 3. Tests and quizzes 4. Teacher evaluation TEXTBOOK Adobe Premiere 6.5 Classroom in a Book, Adobe Press, 2002 ISBN# 0321158857 Adobe Live Motion 2.0 Classroom in a ... more. less.

Book, Adobe Press, 2002 ISBN# 0201756234 rt: Revised 9/03 3 Digital Computer Technology II-- Pacing Chart TOPICS PACING Review Web Page Development Using Web Software 2 Weeks Creating Computer Annimation Files. Adobe LiveMotion2 Classroom in a Book Less 1: Getting to Know the Work Area Less 2: Drawing Basic Shapes Less 3: Working with Type Less 4: Working with the Pen Tool Review Project A: Creating Objects Less 5: Animating Position Less 6: Editing Keyframes Less 7: Animating Object Properties Review Project B: Basic Animation Less 8: Creating Basic Rollovers Less 9: Movie Clips and Advanced Rollovers Less 10: Basic Player Script Interactivity Less 11: Adding Sounds Less 12: Working With Dynamic Data Review Project C: Movie Clip Groups Less 13: Advanced Interactivity: The Game Less 14: Automation Scripts and Live Tabs Less 15: Exporting 6 Weeks Creating and Editing Sound and Video. Adobe Premiere6.5 Classroom in a Book Introduction: A Tour of Adobe Premiere Less 1: Getting to Know the Work Area Less 2: About Digital Video Editing Less 3: Basic Editing Less 4: Adding Transitions Less 5: Adding Audio Less 6: Additional Editing Techniques Less 7: Advanced Editing Techniques Less 8: Creating with the Title Designer Less 9: Superimposing Less 10: Adding Motion Less 11: Applying Video and Audio Effects Less 12: Duplicate Clips and Virtual Clips 6 Weeks Advanced Web Page Design Business considerations and E-commerce ideas. Careers in web page design Student projects 4 Weeks 4 TOPICS PACING Review Web Page Development Using Web Software 2 Weeks Creating Computer Annimation Files. Adobe LiveMotion2 Classroom in a Book Less 1: Getting to Know the Work Area Less 2: Drawing Basic Shapes Less 3: Working with Type Less 4: Working with the Pen Tool Review Project A: Creating Objects Less 5: Animating Position Less 6: Editing Keyframes Less 7: Animating Object Properties Review Project B: Basic Animation Less 8: Creating Basic Rollovers Less 9: Movie Clips and Advanced Rollovers Less 10: Basic Player Script Interactivity Less 11: Adding Sounds Less 12: Working With Dynamic Data Review Project C: Movie Clip Groups Less 13: Advanced Interactivity: The Game Less 14: Automation Scripts and Live Tabs Less 15: Exporting 6 Weeks Creating and Editing Sound and Video. Adobe Premiere6.5 Classroom in a Book Introduction: A Tour of Adobe Premiere Less 1: Getting to Know the Work Area Less 2: About Digital Video Editing Less 3: Basic Editing Less 4: Adding Transitions Less 5: Adding Audio Less 6: Additional Editing Techniques Less 7: Advanced Editing Techniques Less 8: Creating with the Title Designer Less 9: Superimposing Less 10: Adding Motion Less 11: Applying Video and Audio Effects Less 12: Duplicate Clips and Virtual Clips 6 Weeks Advanced Web Page Design Business considerations and E-commerce ideas. Careers in web page design Student projects 4 Weeks 5 Digital Computer Technology II-- Pacing Chart

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