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  • CECM 298: Level II

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    In this course, students learn in-depth advanced approaches and methods for mastering AutoCAD skills, and improving operational efficiency. The workshop also prepares you for entering the world of 3D (wire framing, surface modeling and solid modeling) offered in Level III. You will learn: * Comprehensive modify commands and features * Multiple approaches to activate and execute commands * Basic customizing features to suit your individual needs Prerequisite: AutoCAD Level I or one-year experience and instructor's approval. Note: Workshop is limited to ten participants.
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  • CECM 299: Level III

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    Explore the power of AutoCAD in 3D! Topics include wire fame, surface modeling, 3D viewing methods, and use of the UCS (User Coordinate system). Prerequisite: AutoCAD Level II or equivalent. You will learn: * Simplistic 3D drawing commands * Basic 3D modifying commands * How to manipulate the UCS to place features where you need them
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  • CECM 300: Intro Automation & Gaming with Alice 3D

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    This workshop is a fundamental introduction to programming and gaming. Originally developed as part of a research project in Virtual Reality, Alice lets you be director of a movie, or creator of a video game where 3D objects in an on-screen virtual world move around according to the directions you give them. Alice's 3D Interactive Graphics Programming Environment uses program visualization to create an easy relationship between program construct and animation action in a 3D world. Topics include: Program design and implementation (scenarios and storyboards) in OOP (Object Oriented Programming), objects, methods events/events handling, decision statements, control structures, loops functions and parameter passing. No previous experience required.
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  • CECM 301: How do I do a Successful Mail Merge

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    Have you every found yourself needing to send a standard form letter to several, even hundreds of people We can help you create form letters, mailing labels, and envelopes and organize address data, merge it into a generic document, and print personalized documents to hundreds of people in just a few minutes. In this workshop you will learn how to: * open or create a main document * open or create a data source * insert merge fields, which are placeholders that tell where to insert data from the data source. * merge data from the data source into the main document * answer questions you may have about a project you have to complete
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  • CECM 302: Setting Up an Excel Spread Sheet

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    In the days before computers, you would keep track of accounts on paper. Now, you can do this using Excel. In addition to this type of use there are many great ways to "map" your work using Excel. Keep track of projects, alphabetize, manage database information it's uses are endless. Learn how to set up an Excel spreadsheet and begin to simplify your workday! Topics will include: * identifying different workbooks * naming your workbook using headers and footers * learning about rows, columns, and numbers * entering data and labeling values * setting up formulas * how to undo and redo commands and formulas * how to edit your workbook * applying special formats * how to copy and paste information * averages, sums, minimums, maximums * auto sum feature * saving a worksheet so that it cannot be altered * answering your questions on real life projects
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  • CECM 303: Building a PowerPoint Slide Show

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    In this workshop you'll learn how to arrange images into a slide show with PowerPoint. PowerPoint is an essential tool to use for all sorts of presentations. A Power Point slide show can be a valuable tool for teaching, sharing and learning. We will work together to build a slide show from scratch. Topics include: * opening PowerPoint and maneuvering through the program * selecting what kind of layout works best for your presentation * working with the editing mode to build your slide show, creating new slides, inserting your images, and accessing all of the tools that PowerPoint provides * bringing in a picture to include in your show including using Adobe Photoshop * how to draw on a slide * ways to view the slide show * how to change the background color of the slide show * how to make a slide open with a dissolve or a wipe * how to create forward and back arrow * show to put a shadow under a picture * how to use PowerPoint clip art * how to make several images appear on a slide one after another * publishing your slide show and saving it
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  • CECM 304: Learning XML

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    XML (Extensible Markup Language) is one of the most popular industry formats for document publishing and web application development. This course will provide a complete overview of XML. You will start with a basic introduction to the components of an XML document and motivational look at the benefits of XML. Then, you will learn how to create a valid (well-formed) XML document using an XML Editor. You will write your own Document Type Definitions (DTDs) and XML Schemas used for validation. You will also learn how to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) with XML including XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language). The course is ideal for anyone interested in next-generation publishing, including web masters, programmers, web developers, technical writers/editors, and print publishers who want to gain a working knowledge of XML. NOTE: This course will not cover XML Web Services.
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  • CECM 305: Perl Web Development and Programming

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    This workshop is based on Perl Fast & Easy Web Development offering a unique combination of easy-to-understand instructions with visual examples for a hands-on approach to this popular programming language. You will learn how to build dynamic, results oriented, websites quickly and effectively. During this course, we will cover Perl data types, operators, arrays, hashes, functions, program flow and the connection with CGI. Hands-on exercises include file manipulation, database access, and email.
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  • CECM 306: Illustrator CS3 Level I

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

    This vector-based application is a must know for print as well as Web graphics. In this introductory class, you will learn the fundamental concepts and skills of Adobe Illustrator CS3. Discover how to use the Pen tool; create and edit paths; apply and edit an object's stroke; fill, create and edit gradients; and use new features such as the transparency palette to create your own dynamic graphics. Prerequisites: You should be comfortable working in a Windows or Macintosh environment.
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  • CECM 307: Web-based Outlook

    3.00 Credits
    Tompkins Cortland Community College

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