Working with data is essential—but understanding it is transformative. This course equips participants with foundational skills in data analysis, focusing on statistical techniques, data wrangling, and business context. They will build confidence through practical, problem-solving exercises.
Learning Outcomes:
Understand Photoshop’s interface and image editing fundamentals
Apply adjustments, filters, and retouching tools effectively
Use layers, masks, and selections for non-destructive editing
Create text, shapes, and layouts for digital media
Key Topics:
Photoshop workspace and tool navigation
Image resolution, cropping, and resizing
Adjustment layers, filters, and effects
Layer styles, masks, and compositing techniques
Lesson 1. Introduction to Photoshop
- Understanding Raster and Vector Graphics
- Photoshop interface and Workspaces
- Creating and Saving new image file
Lesson 2. Photoshop Settings
- Options and Preferences
- Grid Settings
- Foreground and Background Colors
- Using Magnification and Zoom Tools
- Undo and Redo with History Panel
- Toolbars and Panels
Lesson 3. Selection Techniques
- About Selection
- Selecting Entire Image or Layer
- Marquee and Lasso Tools
- Quick Selection Tool
- Manipulating Selections
- Feathering and Anti-aliasing
- Inversing Selection
Lesson 4. Image Transformation
- Chaning Image Cavnas Size
- Resizing Images
- Cropping Images
- Rotating and Flipping Selection/Image
Lesson 5. Working with Layers
- Layers Concepts
- Creating, Copying and Deleting Layers
- Setting Layer Properties
- Merging and Flattening Layers
- Transforming Layers
- Rasterizing Layers
Lesson 6. Effects And Filters
- Understanding Effects and Filters
- Artistic and Distortion Effects
- Blur Effects
- Lighting Effect
- Image Adjustments
- Sharpen and Unsharpen Mask
- Red Eye Reduction
Lesson 7. Text and Drawing Tools
- Creating and Formatting Text
- Applying Text Warp
- Working with Drawing Tools
- Adding Lines and Shapes
Lesson 8. Painting Tools
- Painting with Brush Tool
- Paint Bucket
- Using Eyedopper
- Applying Gradient Fill
- Using the Eraser