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Juniors II (Computer Graphics)

This programme is designed for students in Years 6–7 who want to explore the basics of computer graphics and develop their creative visual skills. Participants will work with graphic design and image editing software, learning to retouch and transform photos, create illustrations, and apply colours, shapes and effects effectively. They will experiment with animation tools and video editing programmes, producing short animations, video projects and media projects. The training enhances creative thinking, visual communication, media literacy and self-expression. By using modern digital design tools, students will learn to convey their ideas in a clear and impactful way. The final project will allow them to consolidate their skills and showcase their work.

In this training you will learn:

To use graphic design and image editing software;
To create, retouch and transform pictures and photos;
To apply principles of colour, shape and effect combinations;
To produce animations using digital tools;
To edit video material and create short films;
To prepare and present an individual creative project.

Do you have any questions?
Contact us for a consultation.

Genė Valiukėnienė
phone +370 610 64208
email jkmadmin@jkm.lt

You will receive a certificate upon completion of this course

Start date

Organized upon forming a group

Duration

54 ac. hrs.

Organiser

School of Young Computer Scientists

Programme language

Lithuanian

Price

492 Eur

Method of organisation

On-campus learning

Field

Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence

The programme is conducted by

The programme is led by specialists in their field with practical and methodological experience. They help participants deepen their knowledge, acquire new skills, and apply them in real-life situations.