Labs
Multimedia Lab Info
We have 3 Multimedia Mac Labs which are available to our Multimedia students registered in coursework and a 1 unit lab class.
Lab 233 (LRC middle level) is a 24 station Mac lab with Intel based iMacs running Adobe CS3 Suite, Maya, 3D Studio Max and After Effects.
Lab 126 (LRC bottom level) is a 24 station Mac lab with Intel and PowerPCs running Apple Final Cut Studio 2 and Adobe CS3
Lab 106 (LRC bottom level) is a 8 station Mac Lab with G5's running Final Cut Studio 2 and Pro Tools- audio mixing room
Lab Schedule Fall 2008
monday:
james - 12-5pm /5 hrs. LRC126
phung - 12-5pm /5hrs (tpp) LRC233
tuesday :
greg - 12-5pm /5hrs LRC233
surge - 5-10pm /5hrs LRC106 video checkout
wed:
chris - 12-5pm /5hrs. LRC126
ralph - 12-5pm /5hrs LRC126/106
surge - 6-10pm /4hrs LRC106 video checkout
thurs:
james - 10-2pm /4hrs LRC233
greg - 2-6pm /4hrs LRC233
ralph - 6-10pm /4hrs LRC106 animaition and video checkout
fri:
stephanie - 12-5pm /5hrs LRC126
sat:
pablo - 10-4pm /6 hours 106-126
Lab Courses
MM 638 Wed 1:20 - 3:30 Sec. 0305
Art 638 Wed 3:30 - 5:40 Sec. 3204
Art 638 Thursday 3:30 - 5:40 Sec. 3460
MM 500 Monday 1:20 - 3:30 Sec. 0339
MM 500 Thursday 1:20 - 3:30 Sec. 0346
This course is designed to reinforce lectures presented in each art/multimedia class. Emphasis is
placed on applying design principles to projects using selected computer applications.
Objectives:
1. Students will utilize and demonstrate the functions and applications of different software programs
as related to homework received in art/multimedia classes.
2. Students will differentiate the different functions related to saving, e-mailing, importing and
exporting files.
3. Students will differentiate the appropriate methods for creating effects specific to the project at
hand.
4. Students will demonstrate familiarity with the technical aspects of computer applications used to
design productions.
5. Students will use terminology used within a computer lab context.
6. Students will organize/catagorize files/folders in a systematic way.
7. Students will construct projects using various software applications.
Procedure
Pick up paper work from Sheila Money at LRC info. desk - she will set you up with a timecard.
Login hours spent in laboratory working on assigned projects from Art or MM classes. Ask tutors or
instructor for technical help when needed. Labs are open additional hours as posted outside each
classroom, you may complete your course work in any lab. 106, 126, or 233. Labs are also available
when classes are in session, ask the instructor if you may use available computer station. No food or
drinks are allowed in Labs. Printing fee is $10, pay in the business office. Stage and/or Paulsen are
available for all regularly scheduled labs to give feedback on your work.
Grades
Meet with instructor on projects to discuss progress. You need to be attending and passing your art/
multimedia classes to pass the lab.
33+ hours = A
24-32 hours = B
16-23 hours = C
9-16 hours = D
0-8 hours = F