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DTP

DTP

Introduction to Desktop Publishing

    1. What is DTP?
    2. Importance and applications of DTP
    3. Overview of the publishing process

Basics of Computer and Operating Systems

    1. Computer fundamentals for DTP
    2. File management and organization
    3. Installing and managing DTP software

Typography and Fonts

    1. Understanding typefaces and fonts
    2. Font styles, sizes, and effects
    3. Line spacing, kerning, and alignment

Page Layout and Design Principles

    1. Elements of design (balance, contrast, alignment, repetition, proximity)
    2. Page setup (size, margins, columns, grids)
    1. Working with templates and master pages

Color Theory and Management

    1. Basics of color models (RGB, CMYK)
    2. Choosing color schemes
    3. Using gradients and patterns

Working with Images and Graphics

    1. Importing and editing images
    2. Image formats (JPEG, PNG, TIFF, etc.)
    3. Cropping, resizing, and enhancing images
    4. Using clipart and vector graphics

DTP Software Training

    1. Introduction to popular DTP software (CorelDRAW, Adobe PageMaker, InDesign, QuarkXPress – ideas only)
    2. Creating and saving documents
    1. Using drawing and shape tools
    1. Layer management

Text Formatting and Styles

    1. Inserting and formatting text boxes
    1. Applying styles and effects
    2. Creating tables and lists

Creating Various Publications

    1. Designing brochures, flyers, posters, business cards, newsletters, magazines, and books
    2. Setting up multi-page documents
    3. Working with headers, footers, and page numbers

Printing and Exporting

    1. Print setup and preview
    2. Exporting files for print (PDF, EPS)
    3. Understanding print marks and bleeds

Project Work and Assignments

    1. Hands-on projects (designing sample publications)
    2. Real-life case studies and portfolio development

Soft Skills (Optional/Bonus)

    1. Communication with clients
    1. Understanding client briefs and feedback

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