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Available Courses

• Graphic / Multimedia Design - Fall

  • Teacher: John McGarvey
  • Teacher: John McGarvey

    

  This course is designed to teach graphic and multimedia design. Students will be taught the principles of good design including color, typography, contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity.
  
  Students will learn how to draw, compose and manipulate digital images using Photoshop. Digital stories will be developed by the students through Flash animations and their work will be published on the Internet.
  
• Graphic /Multimedia Design - Spring

  This course is designed to teach graphic and multimedia design. Students will be taught the principles of good design including color, typography, contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity.
  
  Students will learn how to draw, compose and manipulate digital images using Photoshop. Digital stories will be developed by the students through Flash animations and their work will be published on the Internet.
• ROP Web Design Fall

  • Teacher: John McGarvey
  • Teacher: John McGarvey

    

  This course is designed to develop competency in the use of the Internet and the development of web sites. Students will learn elements of good design including how to layout a web page and develop web graphics. Stuens will be taught XHTML, CSS, JavasScript and Flash animation.
• ROP Web Design Spring

  This course is designed to develop competency in the use of the Internet and the development of web sites. Students will learn elements of good design including how to layout a web page and develop web graphics. Stuens will be taught XHTML, CSS, JavasScript and Flash animation.
• ROP Game Design - Fall

  • Teacher: John McGarvey

    

  Game Design
• ROP Game Design - Spring

  

  Learn Blender, the spectacular open source 3D software.

  A series of twelve online tutorials by leading 3D artist Sumit Sarkar.

• A.P. English III - Eichen

  Students enrolled in Advanced Placement Language and Composition will study modern and classic literature and non-fiction as they continue to develop and refine their reading skills. Students will read and understand grade level appropriate material and analyze organizational patterns, arguments, and positions. Reading and responding to historically or culturally significant works, students will conduct in-depth analyses of recurrent patterns and themes. Students will learn to construct their own responses in the four major modes of written discourse: narrative, expository, persuasive, informational, descriptive. Students will write to improve their skills by going through the process of drafting, revising, editing and producing a final draft. In relation to their own writing, students will study standard usage, mechanics and spelling. Also, students will deliver focused and coherent presentations that convey a clear perspective tailored to the audience and purpose. Students take the Advanced Placement examination in the spring for college credit. Grade: 11 10 Credits Year Long Prerequisites: Teacher Recommendation, Summer Reading
• English II - Eichen
• Website Training

  • Teacher: John McGarvey
  • Teacher: John McGarvey

    

  This course will provide resources and training on how to use Bonitahigh.net