Faculty: This example post demonstrates how you can provide information about each class for your students. It uses the category âClassesâ and can be found under Activities > Classes in the site menu. Use the suggested outline below to structure your class posts.
Contents
Class Info
- Date: Add date
- Meeting Info: Add online details or in-person location
Topic
Raster Vs. Vector and Image Resolution
We will begin by getting to know each other. The professor and each student will be given the opportunity to introduce themselves and share interests and backgrounds. We will review Class Syllabus and expectations for students. We will have a Question & Answer period.
Today, we will discuss the characteristics of Raster and Vector Files. The best use and best practices associated with them will also be discussed. File Formats, File Naming Conventions, and File Extensions will also be reviewed. We will begin to familiarize ourselves with Image Resolution.
Objectives
What you can expect to learn
- Raster vs. Vector
- Understanding Resolution
- File Formats, Extensions, and File Naming Conventions
Critique
Each week we will review homework assignments from the previous class. Students will participate in reviewing material and offering suggestions for improvement for their cohort.
Lab
Lab assignments are done during class time. This week we will find examples of two Vector and two Raster Files (one in black and white and one in color for each format) to be shared with the class.
Discussion:
Each week you will need to respond to two questions posted. This is a requirement for the participation part of your grade.
Homework Due Next Class:
All work should be submitted by 5:00 pm the day before class.
Each file should be saved according to the following naming convention. i.e., 02_LastName.doc (Microsoft Word).
- Read Raster vs. Vector in the Resources and make yourself familiar with the differences of each element. Also, read File Format and Understanding Resolution notes to familiarize yourself with them.
- Write a 300-word description of why you chose them for Vector/Raster format. For example, the description for âVectorâ choices may include items from Raster vs. Vectorâ notes. The same applies to âRasterâ choices.â Talk about their file format and extensions.
Vocabulary
Pixel, Bitmap, File Extensions, File Naming Conventions
Resources
Here are some notes that you should read to educate yourself in the topic area described above.
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