Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) is an important educational stage that completes the basic education of adolescents. Its purpose is mainly focused on ensuring that students acquire the essential elements of culture; develop-reinforce work and study habits and most importantly prepare them for inclusion in higher education and further employment. At this point, it is likely that work will no longer be a priority for the adolescent, and it may be necessary for parents to motivate and encourage the need for independence and impulsivity (always in conjunction with their obligations) so that their performance does not suffer. academic.
We all went through 16-18 years of wanting to be “someone in the future” but in the end we weren’t convinced. Evaluating which sector and what kind of education is more appropriate, of course, upsets more than one family. Today, digital professions are among the most demanded in Spain, professional profiles such as mathematicians, computational physicists, digital designers, programmers, animation, visual effects (VFX) and video gamesNET, which not only leads the interactive entertainment industry, but also plays a fundamental role in the simulation of industrial systems, the design of new drugs, basic research, as well as in defense or financial applications.
Fortunately, today we have the tools and professionals to help clarify the promising future that surely awaits multiple adolescents. For example, University Center for Technology and Digital Art U-tad has launched new free and online workshops on the digital industry. 9 workshops on animation, video games, digital design, physics, mathematics and programming, 17 and 18 November, 17:00 – 19:00 -registration required. The sessions for this year bring quite a variety of options, for example, on Thursday the 17th, the ‘Build your first videogame’ workshop will present a first approach to videogame programming by developing a game.
Inside Workshop given by Cristina Luna, GMV l Robotics Project ManagerParticipants will be able to walk on a path that will take them from class to space, going through Perseverance, the Apollo missions, future space bases, and the contributions of female scientists to planetary exploration. There’s also an interesting comic and manga workshop that will show you how to plan and distribute vignettes, lay out stories, and create scenarios where characters come to life. If programming is what you love, in the ‘Programming with Python’ workshop you will learn the basics of making a minigame using the Python programming language. Closing Thursday is ‘Digital composition for VFX’, where participants can learn the most basic techniques of digital composition for digital effects through a scene where video, 3D and matte painting techniques will be applied.
Friday, ‘Do you want to be an art director?’ making a strong start with his workshop. There, students will be introduced to the world of art direction, going through the keys of design until they finish with a hands-on activity. Participants can also learn all the secrets of equations in a fun and entertaining way, or attend the ‘I Want to Become a Game Designer’ workshop where this professional’s work and the different genres that exist will be explained. Close the ‘Character Design’ sessions. Here, participants will be able to explore the methodology and key concepts needed to learn about the character creation process. Note that this is important, although workshops and participation are free, to attend you must register on the University Center website, in the “studies” tab and in the “other courses” module. There you can choose “free online workshops” with all offers.
Source: Informacion
