I. Introduction to Computer Fundamentals (30 Hours)

Evolutions of Computers, Computer Generations, Computer Organization, Essential PC hardware peripherals and software, How data is stored and manipulated in the computer, Primary and Secondary storage, Input-output devices, Disks tapes and CD-ROMs, VDUs printers and other output devices, Classification of computers, Basic type of Computer software, Overview of Operating systems, What is process and thread, Memory management system, Introduction to Networks, Star and Bus LAN topologies, Central and distributed computing, Wide area and global networks, The World Wide Web using the Internet and email effectively, Multimedia, User Interface Design & Graphics, HTML & Web-Based Multimedia

C Programming

Introduction to C Programming Language, Types Operators and Expressions, Variable Names, Data Types and Sizes, Constants, Arithmetic Operators, Relational and Logical Operators, Type Conversions, Increment and Decrement Operators, Bit wise Operators, Assignment Operators and Expressions, Conditional Expressions, Precedence and Order of Evaluation, Statements and Blocks, If-Else, Else-If, Switch, Loops While and For, Loops Do-While, Break and Continue, One-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, Multi-dimensional arrays, Dynamic arrays, Declaring and initialization String variables, Writing string to screen, Comparisons two strings, String handling function

II. Digital Image-editing and effects (150 Hours)

a. Photoshop

Conventional & Computer Art and Image Editing Techniques, Introduction to Photoshop interface, Concept of Layers, Tools selection types Magazine Assignment: AD for Product (Shampoo, Perfume, Beauty product),  Image Collage Techniques + Poster for product Assignment, Concept of Masking (Types of Masking) + Marketing Poster Design Movie Poster, Introduction to Scanner, Digital and Painting (Brush, digital Tablet) + Assignment: Digital Painting for Background of Animation, Retouching Images (Clone Stamp, Healing brush, Patch Tool),Old Photograph retouching, Pixel Art and Gif  Isometric view for game, Animated Icons, Adjustment layer, Photo Retouching with adjustment tools, Creative photo, Typography

b. Illustrator

Bitmap vs vector, Viewing/opening documents, Title bar info, New document specifications, RGB v CMYK, Navigation, Rulers, Guides and grids, Tool Panel, Transforming shapes, Type Tools, Object Relations, Saving and Exporting

III. 2D Animation  (180 Hours)

a. Principles of animation

Squash and Stretch,  Anticipation, Staging, Straight Ahead Action and Pose to Pose, Parts of the Body continues to move after the body has stop is a Follow through, Over Lapping action, Drag, Slow In and Slow Out Arc, Secondary Action, Timing, Exaggeration, Solid drawing, Character walk, Character Development, Character Model      sheet, Visualization of different views, How to Draw Expressions, How to make Story-board, Story Board design, Camera Visualization

b. After Effect

Introduction to After Effects interface, Time line nonlinear editing, Video editing (Includes correct video setting), Character Animation (Rigging of character), Typography Animation, Adding sound, Trimming and editing Video, Color Correction, Exporting Video output.

c. Digital Audio

Basic Qualities of Sound, Digitization of Sound, Sound resampling, Editing and Mixing of WAV audio, Introduction to various File Formats, Audio Recording, Audio editing, Audio Integration

IV. Project (120 Hours)

I. UX Process and Architecture (90 Hours)

Introduction to User Interview and research techniques, conducting contextual interviews, collecting and analyzing user data, observation methods and goal setting, understanding Conceptual Models and User Models, identifying different types of users, creating personas and scenarios for user-centered design, wireframing and prototyping for application design flow, visual design principles for product interfaces, user testing techniques including A/B testing and card sorting, and development of a Bus Service App project using research, wireframing, prototyping, testing, and presentation with InVision app

II. UI and Web Design and Development (120 Hours)

Introduction to basic HTML coding and webpage creation, understanding the Dreamweaver user interface, creating webpages using HTML tags, working with images, paragraphs, headings, lists, and media integration, applying CSS and CSS3 properties for webpage styling and customization, linking internal and external style sheets, designing website layouts using Dreamweaver, Grid and CSS, developing responsive websites using CSS media queries, introduction to JavaScript programming including arrays, objects, loops, conditional statements and form validation, use of jQuery for webpage interaction and animation effects, integration of jQuery elements, understanding CMS, prototypes, hybrid development for mobile, web and tablet platforms, and introduction to modern concepts such as Design Thinking, AI, and Chatbots through practical website development assignments.

III. 3D Game and Product Modelling (180 Hours)

Introduction to the 3ds Max interface and viewport navigation, scene setup and grid systems, creation and transformation of 3D objects using standard and extended primitives, polygon modeling and object editing techniques, grouping and scene organization, 2D spline modeling and use of modifiers such as Extrude, Lathe, Bend, Taper, Noise, and Ripple, product and low-poly game asset modeling workflows, material creation, texture mapping, UVW mapping and unwrapping, texture painting using Adobe Photoshop, animation concepts including keyframes, track view, constraints and camera animation, scene composition, lighting and rendering techniques, and development of practical projects including still life scenes, gaming props, logo animation, and exhibition stall or environment design.

IV. Project (120 Hours)

I. 3D Character Animation with Maya (210 Hours)

Introduction to the Autodesk Autodesk Maya user interface, 3D navigation and modeling concepts, polygon and NURBS modeling techniques, creation of product and character models using polygon editing tools, body anatomy modeling for male and female characters, snapping and alignment tools, material creation using standard shaders and surface properties, texture mapping and UV unwrapping techniques, texture creation using Adobe Adobe Photoshop, lighting setup and camera techniques, rigging and skinning for characters and machines, use of IK handles and controllers, character animation principles including walk cycles, action animation, facial expressions, and development of practical assignments in modeling, texturing, rigging, and animation.

II. Digital Content (60 Hours)

Introduction to motion graphics and animation principles, timeline and keyframe-based animation techniques, text and shape animation, online advertising concepts and banner design, creation of static and animated HTML5 banners using HTML and CSS, development of platform-specific banners for websites and social media, email marketing concepts and responsive email template design, landing page design with UI/UX principles, webpage development using HTML, CSS and basic JavaScript interactions, introduction to digital marketing, social media campaigns and remarketing strategies, and development of creative advertising projects including banners, responsive landing pages, and campaign concepts.

III. Portfolio Presentation (30 Hours)

CCACA Portfolio Presentation

IV. Generative AI  (90 Hours)

Introduction to Generative AI concepts, applications and industry use cases, AI tools for text, image and video generation, AI workflows in creative industries, image generation and editing using ChatGPT and other AI tools, prompt engineering and prompt refinement techniques, artistic style exploration, character design and consistency, visual storytelling and storybook design, AI-powered advertising and social media creative development, reverse prompting and style recreation, ethical and responsible use of AI, advanced prompting techniques with mood and lighting control, creation of prompt libraries, AI-based e-commerce and branding design, thumbnail and social media content creation, client workflow and presentation skills, introduction to AI video generation including image-to-video and text-to-video workflows, advertising campaign creation, portfolio development, and execution of end-to-end AI creative projects.

V. Project (120 Hours)