STEM for Media - The Media Arts Center On Demand Education

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Class 1: Introduction to Media Technology: Overview of essential audio and video equipment, basic terminology, and industry standards.

Class 2: Audio Production Equipment: Exploring microphones, mixers, recorders, and audio processing tools.

Class 3: Video Production Equipment: Understanding cameras, lighting equipment, stabilizers, and visual composition.

Class 4: Studio Operations: Learning studio setup, workflows, and professional protocols.

Class 5: Media Software Basics: Introduction to industry-standard editing and production software.

Class 6: Troubleshooting Media Equipment: Identifying common technical issues and implementing solutions.

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Class 7: Introduction to Animation Principles: Understanding the fundamentals of movement, timing, and the 12 principles of animation.

Class 8: 2D Animation Techniques: Exploring frame-by-frame animation, vector-based animation, and digital workflow processes.

Class 9: 3D Modeling Basics: Learning geometry fundamentals, modeling tools, and spatial visualization concepts.

Class 10: Visual Effects Fundamentals: Introduction to compositing, particle systems, and post-production techniques.

Class 11: Animation for Media Projects: Adapting animation techniques for marketing, social media, and interactive applications.

Class 12: Portfolio Development: Organizing and presenting your animation work professionally for potential clients or employers.

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Class 13: Introduction to AI in Media: Overview of artificial intelligence applications in modern media industries and fundamental machine learning concepts.

Class 14: AI for Content Creation: Exploring generative AI tools for text, image, audio, and video production.

Class 15: AI for Media Analysis: Understanding data-driven insights, sentiment analysis, and content recommendation algorithms.

Class 16: AI in Post-Production: Leveraging AI for editing, color correction, audio enhancement, and visual effects.

Class 17: AI for Media Distribution: Examining AI’s role in content delivery, personalization, and audience targeting.

Class 18: Ethics and Future of AI in Media: Addressing ethical considerations, bias, privacy concerns, and emerging technologies.

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Class 19: Electronics for Media Equipment: Understanding electrical components, signal processing, and circuit design principles for audio and video devices.

Class 24: Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Developing systematic approaches to identify, diagnose, and repair common media equipment issues.

Class 20: Mechanical Systems in Media Equipment: Exploring motors, gears, stabilizers, and physical interfaces in cameras, microphones, and other equipment.

Class 21: Optical Systems in Media Equipment: Examining lenses, sensors, light properties, and image formation in cameras and projection systems.

Class 23: Software and Firmware for Media Devices: Learning how embedded systems, operating systems, and user interfaces work in media equipment.

Class 22: Acoustic Principles for Audio Equipment: Understanding sound wave behavior, microphone technology, speaker design, and room acoustics.