Requirements for Certificate Entry:
. High school diploma or equivalent.
. High school background in mathematics and science.
. High school algebra or equivalent.
. Recent computer familiarity and ability to use a keyboard and mouse.
. Ability to sit behind a computer workstation for prolonged sessions.
Note
10-614-152, Prototyping-Introduction is offered only in the fall.
Completers will be able to apply credits toward the following programs:
. 101117, Marketing & Graphic Communications
. 106142, Prototype & Design
Curriculum
Catalog No. Description Credits
10-614-113 2D Essentials
2
10-111-161 Macintosh Illustration
3
10-111-101 Macintosh-Image Editing
3
10-111-103 Macintosh-Intro
1
10-614-152 Prototyping-Introduction to
5
Course Descriptions
10-614-113 2D Essentials ...an introduction to technical communication, annotation, geometric construction, model, orthographic and pictorial, section and auxiliary views and dimensioning. Knowledge integral to model building.
10-111-161 Macintosh Illustration ...create and paint basic shapes, draw, transform objects, work with type, blend shapes and colors, work with layers, special effects, and color separations. An introduction to manipulating vector based images. (Corequisite: 10-111-103, Macintosh-Intro)
10-111-101 Macintosh-Image Editing ...(Adobe Photoshop + Adobe Acrobat) scanning, editing, color correcting and creating composite montage photographs. Prepare images for publication in print. An introduction to manipulating bitmap images. (Corequisite: 10-111-103, Macintosh-Intro)
10-111-103 Macintosh-Intro ...explore the Macintosh Operating System and applications including iPhoto, iTunes, iMovie, GarageBand, FontBook, Sherlock, iCal, AddressBook and Dashboard. Learn to navigate the Mac Operating System and manage files and folders.
10-614-152 Prototyping-Introduction to ...introduction to 3D model building using a variety of materials, machine processes, and fabrication techniques including CNC milling with an emphasis on accuracy, professionalism, and working within specified tolerances.
For more information, please contact: The Business & Information Technology Department, (920) 498-5435 or (800) 422-NWTC, extension 5435, or contact Enrollment Services at (888) 385-NWTC.