Overview

The Adobe Certified Associate ACA

Illustrator CC

Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification is the perfect place to recognize and inspire creativity in your students. It allows students to approach tasks and projects in new ways, working out solutions they couldn’t have seen before; and helping you as a teacher become involved with your student’s creative process on a new level.

ACA certification offers your students a foundation for success by validating their digital skills, and offering you the ability to assess your student’s progress, engagement, and involvement.

تعد شهادة Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) المكان المثالي للتعرف على الإبداع والإلهام لدى طلابك. إنها تتيح للطلاب التعامل مع المهام والمشاريع بطرق جديدة ، والعمل على إيجاد حلول لم يتمكنوا من رؤيتها من قبل ؛ ومساعدتك كمدرس على المشاركة في العملية الإبداعية لطلابك في مستوى جديد.

تقدم شهادة ACA لطلابك أساسًا للنجاح من خلال التحقق من صحة مهاراتهم الرقمية ، وتوفر لك القدرة على تقييم تقدم الطالب ومشاركته.

Exam Roadmap

  •           Module 1: Working in the Design Industry
    • Identify the purpose, audience, and audience needs for preparing images.
    • Determine whether content is relevant to the purpose, audience, and audience needs.
    • Communicate with colleagues and clients about design plans
    • Demonstrate knowledge of techniques for communicating about design
    • plans with peers and clients.
    • Demonstrate knowledge of basic project management concepts.
    • Determine the type of copyright, permissions, and licensing required to use specific content.
    • Identify legal and ethical considerations for using third-party content.
    • Identify when and how to obtain permission to use images of people and locations.
    • Demonstrate an understanding of key terminology related to digital images.
    • Demonstrate knowledge of digital image terminology.
    • Demonstrate knowledge of how color is created in digital images.
    • Demonstrate knowledge of basic design principles and best practices employed in the design industry.
    • Communicate visually using the elements and principles of design and common design techniques.
    • Identify and use common typographic adjustments to create contrast and hierarchy, and enhanced readability.
    • Define common photographic and cinematic composition terms and principles.
  • Module 2:  Project Setup and Interface
    • Set appropriate document settings for printed and onscreen images
    • Create document presets to reuse for specific project needs.
    • Navigate, organize, and customize the application workspace.
    • Identify and manipulate elements of the Photoshop interface
    • Organize and customize the workspace.
    • Configure application preferences
    • Use non-printing design tools in the interface to aid in design or workflow.
    •  Navigate a project
    •  Use rulers.
    •  Use guides and grids.
    •  Use views and modes to work efficiently with vector graphic
    • Import assets into a project.
    • Open or import images.
    • Place assets in an Illustrator document.
    • Manage colors, swatches, and gradients.
    • Set the active fill and stroke colors.
    • Create and customize gradients.
    • Create, manage, and edit swatches and swatch libraries
    • Use the Color Guide panel to select coordinated colors.
    • Manage brushes, symbols, styles, and patterns.
    • Open and browse libraries of included brushes, symbols, graphic styles, and patterns.
    • Create and edit brushes, symbols, styles, and patterns.
  • Module 3: Organizing Documents
    • Use layers to manage design elements.
    • Use the Layers panel to modify layers.
    • Manage layers in a complex project.
    • Work with multiple layers.
    •  Modify layer visibility using opacity, blending modes, and masks.
    • Adjust a layer’s opacity, blending mode, and fill opacity.
    • Create, apply, and manipulate clipping masks.
  • Module 4: Creating and Modifying Visual Elements
    • Use core tools and features to create visual elements
    • Create images using a variety of tools
    • Modify and edit vector images using a variety of vector tools.
    • Add and manipulate text using appropriate typographic settings
    •  Use type tools to add typography to a design
    •  Use appropriate character settings in a design.
    •  Use appropriate paragraph settings in a design.
    •  Convert text to graphics.
    •  Manage text flow across multiple text areas.
    • Make, manage, and manipulate selections
    • Select objects using a variety of tools.
    • Modify and refine selections using various methods.
    • Group or ungroup selections.
    • Transform digital graphics and media.
    • Modify artboards.
    • Rotate, flip, and transform individual layers, objects, selections, groups, or graphical elements.
    • Use basic reconstructing and retouching techniques to manipulate digital graphics and media.
    •  Apply basic auto-correction methods and tools.
    •  Repair and reconstruct images.
    •  Evaluate or adjust the appearance of objects, selections, or layers
    •  Use Image Trace to create vectors from bitmap graphics.
    • Modify the appearance of design elements by using filters and styles.
    • Use effects to modify images.
    • Create, edit, and save Graphic Styles.
    • Expand the appearance of objects.
  • Module 5: Publishing Digital Media
    • Prepare images for export to web, print, and video
    • Check documents for errors and project specifications
    • Export or save digital images to various file formats.
    • Save in the native file format for Illustrator (.ai).
    • Save images in appropriate formats for print or screen.
    • Export project elements.
    • Package an Illustrator project.
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