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The founder of Omega Media, Nader Nejat, also
is an instructor at San Francisco State University in the Multimedia Studies
Program. He provides hands-on training to working professionals and advanced
students. As a working professional himself, Nader offers much more than theory in his ActionScripting and advanced Flash production courses. The classes are available San Francisco State University Multimedia Studies Program, where you can find Nader advancing the discipline by passing on practical knowledge and usable techniques that breathe life into visual and technical ideas. Nader also provides on-site training to businesses that want to upgrade the skills of their staff. If you would like stay informed about class offerings and schedules, receive practical tips, or check out good interactive sites and resources that we recommend, please subscribe to our training newsletter. It’s free, useful, and we promise not to share your contact information or bother you more than once a month. Our Course Offerings: • Flash II: Advanced Techniques And Production [Description | Schedule] • Flash ActionScripting [Description | Schedule] • Flash Design For Mobile Devices [Description | Schedule] • Flash MX & Video [Description | Schedule] • Flash MX & XML [Description | Schedule] Flash II:Advanced Techniques and Production This class is for people who want to how to approach and develop their Flash projects effectively. While the introductory course teaches you the tools of the application, this class takes you further into production strategies for efficient use of Flash and will cover go-to, get-URL, preloading, loading external swf files into levels or movie clips, building menus, loading external data, communicating across timelines via dot syntax, reading and changing movie clip properties, scrolling, dragging movie clips, and duplicating movie clips. We will not be covering any Generator or advanced ActionScripting in this course. This is a project-based class. Over the course of six weeks you will be expected to complete five mini-projects to get credit for the class. Numerous in class exercises and assignments will build your foundation in efficient Flash production techniques. Who Should Take This Course This is a class for advanced students and working professionals who wish to learn advanced production techniques as well as a strategy for approaching Flash projects and developing them effectively. Completion of the Flash tutorials is not enough information to be in this course. Prerequisites Macromedia Flash I required. You must take the Flash I class first, as we cover no tools in Flash II. Please obtain permission from the instructor before signing up for this class. Flash II - Fall 2005 Schedule ActionScripting Course Description In Flash ActionScripting you will learn how to define, plan, and debug your own programs in Flash.We will review the most advanced concepts of Flash II and then jump directly into learning ActionScripting in Flash as a true programming language. We will cover variables, operators, built-in objects, decision making, looping, events, arrays and building our own custom functions. Various in-class examples, quizzes and outside assignments will cement and increase your ability to think in the language of ActionScript. We will apply our ActionScripting towards writing multiple applications. Good programming design and principles will be emphasized. After completing this course, you will be able to complete and debug your own ActionScript programs. You will also leave the class with a set of tools and techniques for writing and debugging ActionScript applications. Who should take this class? Intermediate and advanced Flash developers who want to understand and write powerful programs in Flash. WARNING This class is intense. Please come to class with a desire to learn and some time on your hands. Numerous in class exercises, outside reading and programming assignments will build your foundation in ActionScript. You MUST have solid Flash production skills.The following WILL NOT be covered and MUST be familiar to you: preloading, loading external swf files into levels or movie clips, building menus, loading external data, communicating across timelines via dot syntax, reading and changing movie clip properties, scrolling, dragging movie clips, and duplicating movie clips. PreRequisites Flash I & II required. Recommended: Principles of Programming. ActionScripting - Fall 2005 Schedule Flash Design For Mobile Devices It's arrived! The era of rich mobile media development is upon us and this is the hands-on workshop to give you all the info and practice you need to be on the cutting edge by creating Flash content for PDAs, mobile phones and next generation devices right now. We'll explore the mobile Flash landscape by looking at working Since this is a hands-on class where each attendee gets their |
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