Courses conducted under C-DAC

C-DAC,ACTS has designed the following courses keeping in view the emerging trends in advanced computing as well as the contemporary and futuristic human resource requirements of the Computer / IT industry.

ACTS offers you a wide range of options to suit your needs. Whether you are a student just out of college, looking forward to enter into the wide world of advanced computing or a working professional or housewife wanting to make intelligent use of the computer, we have the solution just right for you. All the courses fulfill the needs of various sections of society and are constantly revamped based on inputs from the target audience and the demand from the respective industry.

PRE DAC

The PreDAC course has been initiated to facilitate the students to enter the world of computing through the knowledge in computer fundamentals and programming using C language. This also enables the students to give the all India common entrance test for Diploma in Advanced Computing conducted by C-DAC, ACTS. The PreDAC course is also available as an e-Learning course for candidates who register for DAC. The entire course is for 216 hours consisting of six modules. For more information visit: http://acts.cdac.in/.

DAC

Diploma in Advanced Computing (DAC) focuses on existing users of computers who wish to venture out into the world of Advanced Computing. The course is designed keeping in view the emerging trends in advanced computing and the contemporary and futuristic human resource requirements of the IT industry. For more information visit: http://acts.cdac.in/.

For form and admission details AskMET or call all India toll-free: 1800 - 22 – 0234.

DMC

Diploma in Multimedia Creations - a 16-week, part-time foundation course, developed by C-DAC's National Multimedia Resource Centre (NMRC). DMC is designed for Graduates from the Arts, Commerce, Engineering , Science streams, other Diploma holders , College students and for those who aspire to enter the Multimedia Profession. The course also prepares students who wish to pursue the Diploma in Advanced Computer Arts (DACA), offered by C-DAC. DMC enables students from non-Design and non-Fine Arts backgrounds to qualify for the Common Entrance Test (CET) of DACA. The course curriculum covers a wide variety of publishing media such as print, electronic, digital multimedia and web. For more information visit: http://acts.cdac.in/.

DACA

The course-Diploma in Advanced Computer Arts (DACA) focuses on the creative and technical aspects of multimedia application development. It includes the following three modules:

• Multimedia Content Creation


• Multimedia Interactive Application Development


• Multimedia Web Page Creation

Various forms of animation and their applications are introduced and practiced using 2D and 3D animation tools. 3D modeling and rendering is explored for architectural and industrial visualisation. Image editing tools are used for illustration and effects. Multimedia devices like a Scanner, Audio Card, MPEG Encoder and a VCR are used for digitisation. Multimedia presentations and CD ROM Titles are compared and studied for understanding the linear and non linear multimedia. Interactive applications are developed with the help of authoring templates. Internet and Web Page Designing is introduced in the final module which covers Web content creation, organisation of information and HTML scripting. The course is designed for Fine Artists, Designers, Architects, Video Film Producers and Media Professionals. For more information visit: http://acts.cdac.in/.

For form and admission details AskMET or call all India toll-free: 1800 - 22 – 0234.