Comparing portable document file (PDF) format to native files for proofs
CTE08.AV.IGA.6b
Describing various file formats and their extensions
CTE08.AV.IGA.6c
Describing the difference between a roster image and a vector graphic
CTE08.AV.IGA.7
Explain the purpose of a folding dummy and imposition.
CTE08.AV.IGA.D
Image Capture and Digital File Output
CTE08.AV.IGA.8
Describe uses of image capture and digital file output equipment and processes, including basic scanning and digital camera hardware and digital platemaking equipment for offset plates.
CTE08.AV.IGA.8a
Identifying the difference between line art and continuous tone originals, trapping and proofing, and hard and soft proofs
CTE08.AV.IGA.E
Color Theory
CTE08.AV.IGA.9
Explain color usage in graphic arts technology.
CTE08.AV.IGA.F
Press and Bindery Operations
CTE08.AV.IGA.10
Identify basic press systems quality control devices.
CTE08.AV.IGA.11
Identify padding equipment materials and hand tools, stapling and stitching equipment and supplies, punching and drilling equipment and tools, folding equipment, collating equipment, die cut equipment, and embossing equipment.
CTE08.AV.IGA.11a
Explaining different binding methods and applications, including case binding, perfect binding, saddle stitching, and lay flat binding
CTE08.AV.IGA.11b
Describing the mailing and distribution process of printed products
CTE08.AV.IGA.11c
Recognizing the basic procedures used to produce die cut, embossed, and foil products
CTE08.AV.IGA.12
Describe basic bindery operations in graphic arts.
CTE08.AV.IGA.12a
Identifying advantages and disadvantages of in-line, off-line, and near-line finishing
CTE08.AV.IGA.12b
Identifying basic paper types, including weights, grades, grain directions, and classifications used in the printing industry
CTE08.AV.IGA.12c
Creating basic folds for printed products
CTE08.AV.IGA.12d
Creating a basic paper cut from a parent sheet and a master cutting diagram for making cuts
CTE08.AV.IGA.12e
Utilizing punching and drilling equipment
CTE08.AV.IGA.12f
Demonstrating side, saddle-stitched, or stapled products
CTE08.AV.IGA.G
Measurement and Basic Mathematics
CTE08.AV.IGA.13
Calculate measurements for graphic arts technology, including line dimensions for printing, type in points and line length, volume for mixing chemicals, and original images for reduction and enlargement.
CTE08.AV.IGA.14
Solve mathematics problems related to graphic arts, including type calculations, liquid measurements, conversion problems, and paper-cutting calculations.
CTE08.AV.IGA.14a
Determining volume for mixing chemicals in pressroom
CTE08.AV.IGA.H
Job Search and Interpersonal Skills
CTE08.AV.IGA.15
Describe desirable work ethics and habits needed for the graphic arts industry.
CTE08.AV.IGA.16
Research career options in the graphic arts industry.
CTE08.AV.IGA.17
Evaluate job opportunities to include wages, benefits, and employment responsibilities in the graphic arts industry.
CTE08.AV.IGA.18
Describe a commercial printing operation and its production department following research and industry site visits.
CTE08.AV.DFP
Digital File Preparation
CTE08.AV.DFP.A
Orientation
CTE08.AV.DFP.1
Identify basic principles of design for graphic arts.
CTE08.AV.DFP.2
Identify digital image file types and resolutions.