Adobe Photoshop Course outline

1. Getting started

• Topic A: Image copyrights
• Topic B: Digital images
• Topic C: The Photoshop environment
• Topic D: Getting help

2. Working with image selections

• Topic A: Selection techniques
• Topic B: Modifying selections

3. Working with layers

• Topic A: Creating layers
• Topic B: Modifying layers
• Topic C: Using type layers
• Topic D: Using layer effects

4. Adjusting images

• Topic A: Image modes
• Topic B: Hue and saturation adjustments
• Topic C: Levels adjustments

5. Retouching images

• Topic A: Repairing image defects
• Topic B: Removing image areas
• Topic C: Painting
• Topic D: Using filters

6. Resizing images

• Topic A: Image resolution
• Topic B: Image canvas size

7. Preparing finished images

• Topic A: Image for Web use
• Topic B: Image for print use
• Topic C: Printing images
• Topic D: Importing images

Our outlines are a guide to the content covered on a typical course. We may change or alter the course topics to meet the objectives of a particular course.

1. Working with layout

• Topic A: Customizing Photoshop
• Topic B: Applying selection properties

2. Working with vector graphics

• Topic A: Working with shapes
• Topic B: Working with paths

3. Working with colors

• Topic A: Histogram palette
• Topic B: Adjusting colors

4. Working with layers options

• Topic A: Opacity and blending options
• Topic B: Managing layers
• Topic C: Using layer effects
• Topic D: Using layer styles
• Topic E: Using adjustment layers and layer comps

5. Using channels and masks

• Topic A: Working with channels
• Topic B: Working with masks
• Topic C: Advanced Masking options

6. Using filters

• Topic A: Using Noise and Rendering filters
• Topic B: Using Brush Stroke filters
• Topic C: Using Texture filters
• Topic D: Using the Liquify filter

7. Automating tasks

• Topic A: Using actions
• Topic B: Using Automate commands

8. Preparing graphics for print and the web

• Topic A: Preparing graphics for print
• Topic B: Preparing graphics for the Web

Our outlines are a guide to the content covered on a typical course. We may change or alter the course topics to meet the objectives of a particular course.