Course Offerings From Philadelphia University On Flex For Designers
I wanted to point out some cool new courses/classes from Philadelphia University - read on for more info:Philadelphia University and Digital Design Masters Program
Would like to invite non degree majors who are interested in furthering their knowledge and skills in Digital Design to come and take summer classes this Summer 1 - Six-week (SM1). Classes are listed below.
For more information and times please call 215-951-2872 or Email: finchs@PhilaU.edu
To register for classes please call 215.951.2943 or Email: GradAdms@PhilaU.edu
Classes begin Monday, 5/19 and run for Six-weeks
Class: An exploration of Ajax and modern JavaScript Frameworks
The class will cover creating html and JavaScript applications using ajax, as well as modern JavaScript frameworks such as JQuery, Prototype, and script.aculo.us. Topics covered will range from cross browser DOM manipulation to asynchronous loading of server-side data, to Object Oriented Programming with JavaScript.
Class: Flex for Designers
Purpose:
This course is designed to provide students with a theoretical and practical understanding of MXML/AS3 Object-Oriented design principles. Students will obtain the perquisite skill-set necessary to design and produce interactive experiences utilizing core Adobe Flash platform technologies.
Course Description:
Flex & ActionScript 3.0 for Designers is for beginning MXML/AS3 designers and developers. The Flex framework and AS3 language will be covered from an object oriented design perspective with an emphasis on visual design and experimentation. Students will be introduced to MXML and AS3 programming language through lectures, demonstrations, practical exercises and a comprehensive final project. The focus will be on writing, testing and de-bugging the code which will ultimately be deployed via the Adobe Flash Player. An increasingly complex series of exercises will gradually build the students knowledge and understanding of the MXML framework and AS3 programming language and syntax.
Posted: 04.21.2009 - 08:32am
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