Hello,
I am Shihab Sharar, and I plan to use this blog to document my progress and reflections on the course CCT482. I am doing a double major in Criminology and CCIT and I am in my fourth year with plans to graduate this year. I hope to attend law school upon graduating and pursue a career in law. I am also interested in technology and expect to learn more about the topic in this course. I plan to come out of this course with a better knowledge of electronic design and the ability to build circuits that can perform tasks.
Monday, January 9, 2017
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Audacity Notes 1
1. Project-Import Audio
2. Project-Make A New Label Track
3. Time Shift Tool Moves Music On Timeline
4. "I" Beam Used For Selection
5. Enveloppe Tool, Squishes/Expandes Music
6. Pencil Tool, Shape The Waveform
7. Multi-Tool, All-In-One Tool
2. Project-Make A New Label Track
3. Time Shift Tool Moves Music On Timeline
4. "I" Beam Used For Selection
5. Enveloppe Tool, Squishes/Expandes Music
6. Pencil Tool, Shape The Waveform
7. Multi-Tool, All-In-One Tool
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Drop Shadow
1. Put all layers into one folder and call it iPod
2. Duplicate the folder 2 times
3. Name one Shadow
4. Name one Reflection
5. Flatten/Merge the layers of both folders
6. Transform it (Ctrl+T) and flip the reflection vertically
7. Put mask on your reflection (Use gradiant tool/paint brush)
8. Take Shadow Layer, then Ctrl+Click on the icon of the layer (gives selection)
9. Then Edit - Fill -Black
10. Ctrl T and make it small
11. Then Filter - Blur - gaussian blur (if shadow is stilll too dark, reduce the opacity)
2. Duplicate the folder 2 times
3. Name one Shadow
4. Name one Reflection
5. Flatten/Merge the layers of both folders
6. Transform it (Ctrl+T) and flip the reflection vertically
7. Put mask on your reflection (Use gradiant tool/paint brush)
8. Take Shadow Layer, then Ctrl+Click on the icon of the layer (gives selection)
9. Then Edit - Fill -Black
10. Ctrl T and make it small
11. Then Filter - Blur - gaussian blur (if shadow is stilll too dark, reduce the opacity)
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
The tools of composition
1. Hierarchy: Organizing things from most important to least important.
2. Focal Point: The strongest, most compelling element in design.
3. Eye Path: A strong composition can guide the viewer's eye through the design.
4. Proportion: size of elements in proportion to one another. Relativeamounts of space devoted to items eg. written vs image.
5. Visual Weight: Equals size + value (the lightness or darkness of a colour).
6. Type As A Virtual Element - Blocks of type as having shape and weight like photos and illustrations.
7. Alignment (Grid) - Sense of visual order and rhythm. Set of guidelines for the user to align and repeat elements within space.
8. Design with intention and use the 7 tools to help guide the viewer's eye.
http://www.brusheezy.com/
2. Focal Point: The strongest, most compelling element in design.
3. Eye Path: A strong composition can guide the viewer's eye through the design.
4. Proportion: size of elements in proportion to one another. Relativeamounts of space devoted to items eg. written vs image.
5. Visual Weight: Equals size + value (the lightness or darkness of a colour).
6. Type As A Virtual Element - Blocks of type as having shape and weight like photos and illustrations.
7. Alignment (Grid) - Sense of visual order and rhythm. Set of guidelines for the user to align and repeat elements within space.
8. Design with intention and use the 7 tools to help guide the viewer's eye.
http://www.brusheezy.com/
Monday, March 7, 2011
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)