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Oakland, United States

School: UC Berkeley Extension

Photoshop I
Course Format: Classroom
Photoshop is essential to any graphic designer’s toolbox. This course introduces the fundamental concepts of Photoshop: using layers, painting tools, blending modes, and tonal correction, and retouching and sharpening images. You also learn the fundamentals of scanning, image resolution, and appropriate file formats. Emphasis is given to real-world production and collaging techniques. This...
 

Photographic Silkscreen
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents the basic techniques of the photostencil method, including printing with water-based, halftone, textile, and other inks on paper, cloth, metal, plastics, ceramics, and glass. You have the opportunity to practice reproducing computer-generated images, drawings, photographs, line cuts/Kodaliths, and halftones. You also learn to use your silkscreen prints to illustrate books, ...
 

Theories of Personality
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines theories of personality development, structure, and functioning. It introduces you to key concepts in the field and increases your understanding of the development of human personality. Readings include the theories of Freud, Jung, Adler, and Maslow, as well as the representative works of current learning theorists and humanistic theorists. The course includes group discuss...
 

Painting Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
By focusing on personal expression, this workshop gives you an opportunity to explore your creative ideas. You are encouraged to take risks: to explore unpredictable rather than predictable painting, and painting rather than picture making. Participation in group critiques and class discussion augments individual critique from the instructor. Enrollment is limited to 21. Prerequisite: Funda...
 

Oracle Basics
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a starting point for users, developers, or database administrators new to the Oracle environment.
 

Using the UNIX Operating System (Online)
Course Format: Online
This comprehensive introduction to the UNIX operating system leads you through logging in, the visual editor, file management, text processing, electronic mail, the directory structure, UNIX handling of files and processes, basic shell utilities, and writing shell scripts. (Using UNIX to write programs is not covered.) The course provides a conceptual framework and a series of successful in...
 

OO Design II: Design Patterns and Program Structure
Course Format: Classroom
Object-oriented design is a multiphase process, beginning with requirements gathering and ending in design from which you can easily code. OO Design I: Object-Oriented Analysis, Lifecycle, and UML covers the first parts of the design process. This course continues the review of the process by looking at techniques for evolving the analysis-level model into an implementation model from which you...
 

OO Design I: Object-Oriented Analysis, Lifecycle, and UML
Course Format: Classroom
Many programmers think that they are performing object-oriented development processes. However, many of them may not be familiar with the formal processes of OO design. The promises of OO design¡ªimproved development times, better maintainability, better usability¡ªcannot be achieved unless you implement design with a formal process of development. Simply programming in Java (or C++) will not res...
 

Newswriting
Course Format: Classroom
This course is for students who want to learn how to write effective nonfiction prose on deadline. Lessons, class discussions, guest speakers, and hands-on practice show you how to manage language and structure under tight time and space constraints. Working together in a supportive, friendly classroom designed to boost your writing confidence and fluency, you learn and practice the techniques ...
 

PC and Networks Systems Specialist Program
Course Format: Classroom
This course covers essential topics for handling day-to-day issues faced by help desk support professionals. The PC systems portion covers computer basics, terminology and concepts, DOS and line commands, supporting Windows 95/98/Me/NT/ 2000/2003/XP, and learning optimization and troubleshooting techniques encountered in the real world. The networks systems portion covers PC and network install...
 

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