Program description:
Information technology is the use of traditional computers to digitize, mechanize, and share information among users. Information technology uses processing power, storage, memory, displays, and networks to process data according to software designs.
Broadcasting: Broadcasting is the distribution of audio or video content to a dispersed audience via any electronic mass communication means. Video and audio are usually distributed using special, purpose-built equipment.
Broadcast IT: The use of computers and networks to stream video and audio to audiences. Broadcasting technology requires that computers and networks be equipped and maintained to handle the demand for real-time and near-real-time video and audio streaming.
The general goal of the program:
1. Gain mastery of computer science, internal equipment and software.
2. Identify the departments in satellite channels and their tasks in the work cycle and internal and external operations.
3. Mastering the use of broadcasting equipment and over-the-air graphics.
4. Mastering the work cycle and processing of visual materials, including production, conversion, preservation, archiving, and retrieval.
Detailed objectives:
• Studying the reception of materials via satellites, the Internet, cameras, and tapes.
• Familiarity with the financial, logistical and human aspects of the preparatory process for materials.
• Delve deeper into the world of broadcasting and distributing material on screen, electronic and social sites.
Program axes:
1. Review basic information about the computer, networks, and windows system
2. Production process.
3. News, producing a news item.
4. Implementation.
Target groups
• High school graduates and job seekers
• Students of institutes and colleges
• Who wants to enter the field of television broadcasting.
• Those interested in specializing in audio-visual production.
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