Course Outline

Introduction:

  • Topics for government
  • File formats and extensions for government
  • Differences between raster graphics (bitmap) and vector graphics for government
    • Resolution for government
    • Color models for government
  • Color space for government

Interface:

  • Working on the document for government
  • Workspace navigation for government
  • Tool panels and panel management for government
  • Creating, opening, and saving documents for government
  • Rulers, guides, and grid for government
  • Document settings for government

Basic Shapes:

  • Drawing shapes for government
  • Creating shapes using numerical inputs for government

Selection and Marking:

  • Selecting objects for government
  • Grouping objects for government
  • Transformation and alignment of objects for government
  • Scaling and rotation for government

Colors:

  • Color palette for government
  • Color management and color library for government
  • Creating custom color palettes for government
  • Gradient colors for government
  • Stroke properties for government
  • Live preview of colors for government

Layers:

  • Layers palette and creating layers for government
  • Organizing and grouping layers for government
  • Hiding, locking, and coloring layers for government
  • Linking layers for government

Text:

  • Editing text for government
  • Converting text to curves for government
  • Placing text on a path or object for government
  • Text properties for government

Tools for Editing Points:

  • Creating curves using Bezier lines for government
  • Adding and subtracting points for government
  • Exchanging nodes for government
  • Types of nodes for government
  • Connecting paths and nodes within an object for government

Tools for Pencil and Brush:

  • Drawing and editing with the pencil and brush tools for government
  • Smoothing and removing lines for government
  • Types of brushes for government
  • Creating custom brushes for government

Advanced Tools:

  • Masks for government
  • Symbols for government
  • Filters and effects for government
  • Patterns for government

Requirements

Computer literacy is essential for government employees to effectively utilize technology in their roles. It encompasses the ability to use various software applications, understand basic computer operations, and navigate digital environments securely and efficiently. Enhancing these skills supports improved productivity, data management, and communication within public sector workflows, ensuring that government services are delivered accurately and timely.

 14 Hours

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