SCCC Course Guide F13 - Sussex County Community College
SCCC Course Guide F13 - Sussex County Community College
SCCC Course Guide F13 - Sussex County Community College
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10<br />
NEW<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
ACHIEVEMENT<br />
OF<br />
Whether you’re just starting out on your career path or<br />
already working in your field and want to advance and<br />
update your knowledge and skills, <strong>SCCC</strong>’s Certificates<br />
of Achievement can help you reach your goals. You’ll<br />
be prepared to enter a field or expand your resume.<br />
Certificates of Achievement are certificates that are<br />
short-term certificates designed for professional<br />
development<br />
able to be completed in 12 months or less<br />
Bookkeeping: 15 credits. This certificate is structured<br />
to build upon required prior coursework in<br />
financial and managerial accounting principles<br />
including computerized accounting and payroll<br />
accounting. Business applications using electronic<br />
spreadsheets will also be reviewed. The program will<br />
prepare students for entry-level bookkeeping positions<br />
and for positions as accounts receivable or accounts<br />
payable clerks.<br />
Computer Aided Design/Drawing Software:<br />
9 credits. Designed for individuals seeking hands-on<br />
experience with the digital tools used by mechanical<br />
engineers, drafters and design-related professionals.<br />
2D and 3D platforms used to automate design and expand<br />
visual concepts are covered as is collaborative work on<br />
CAD projects and software used to produce computer<br />
aided drawings. Students will be prepared for entry-level<br />
positions as CAD operators, designers or 3D artists.<br />
Digital Art and Illustration: 22 credits. This certificate<br />
is structured for students wanting to learn digital imaging<br />
and computer aided drawing software as well as traditional<br />
mediums to master skills in digital art and illustration.<br />
Explore color, type, form, layout and design through a<br />
variety of digital illustration techniques and drawing.<br />
Students will be prepared for entry-level positions as<br />
commercial or background illustrators, graphic facilitators<br />
or multimedia artists.<br />
Graphic and Digital Design: 19 credits. This<br />
certificate offers hands-on learning in the field of graphic<br />
and digital design to enhance design skills while providing<br />
intensive training. Acquire the knowledge and experience<br />
to produce aesthetically pleasing design projects. Students<br />
will be prepared for positions in design departments,<br />
graphic design firms, advertising, print and multimedia<br />
design companies.<br />
Independent Film:<br />
16 credits. Designed<br />
for students who<br />
want informal experience<br />
in film such as<br />
the operation of video<br />
or digital SLR cameras,<br />
digital video software<br />
and audio editing<br />
software. The student<br />
will gain practical<br />
experience in film production, have an opportunity to<br />
refine skills and develop a portfolio of work. Students<br />
will have the ability to write, produce, direct, analyze and<br />
evaluate broadcast segments and develop a personal and<br />
professional portfolio in film. Students will be prepared for<br />
entry-level opportunities in film festivals and broadcast<br />
production.<br />
Interactive Design Skills: 22 credits. Designed for<br />
individuals seeking hands-on experience enhancing<br />
computer graphics and web design skills through the study<br />
of designing and creating for the Internet. The focus is on<br />
the creation of aesthetically pleasing and functional web<br />
graphics and websites that capture and hold visitor<br />
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<strong>Sussex</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Course</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> I Fall 2013 I 973.300.2223