You probably spend a ton of time online, and you already know there are great sites and then there are all the other sites. Well, if you’re interested in designing great websites as a career, the Kennesaw Internet Professional (KIP) Program is absolutely the best place for you to start.
KIP is a nine-month, hands-on program that will help you to develop the broad-based knowledge, portfolio and experience you need to successfully compete in today’s market place.
Prerequisite: One-year experience with Windows and searching the Web.
How to use all the tools of the trade, including Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Flash, Illustrator and Sound Forge, plus you will create your own professional portfolio and marketing plan, and learn how to write a proposal.
Only KIP can help you master the essential elements of successful website design in nine months while also providing the four keys to your future success.
1. Professional Portfolio
KIP curriculum is uniquely hands-on and project oriented. By completing a series of projects using the technology you learn in class, you will graduate with a professional portfolio and marketing package ready to show prospective employers or clients. From marketing and promotion to creating a proposal and contract to interacting with clients, KIP will prepare you for success.
2. Artistic Skill
By mastering the principles and practices of professional graphic artists, including color theory, layout, typography and how they apply to the Internet, you will develop true design proficiency.
3. Technical Proficiency
You will develop the skills and considerations needed to create and maintain a truly effective site. From HTML and JavaScript basics to database integration, you will take your design from concept to completion with a functioning, accessible web presence. Software applications include Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Flash, Illustrator and Sound Forge
4. World-recognized Standards
To be a world-class KIP graduate, you need to practice world-recognized e-business ethical and legal standards, including protecting visitor privacy, and recognizing copyrights, tax and accessibility laws. We will teach you how.