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Multimedia is course related to computer in which student learn about text effects, graphics, drawing, audio and animation. This course helps student to learn how to use programming and create interesting material. In India, there are many college which offers study course in this field. Here are few best college for multimedia:
1. Picasso Animation College:
This is one of the best college for multimedia study. This college has link with Toronto Centennial College. This college offers various certificate, diploma and Bachelor course in Multimedia.
2. ICAT Design & Media College:
This college offers Diploma, Bachelor's and Master's degree in Animation and multimedia department. College has 3 campus Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad, Est. in 2004 and collaboration with Indian and UK University.
3. Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute:
This is one of the best college under the name of big Indian film director. This college is est. in 1994 and funded by central government. This college offer Animation and multimedia course.
4. Arena Animation Bangalore
5. Wiztoonz College of Media and Design

Perhaps, you've discovered you possess the natural characteristics to succeed in an animation career. But, you are not quite clear yet. Those qualities are useless, if they aren't accompanied by the requisite technical skills for animation.
In order to give life to their creative ideas, animators must utilize, both the artistic right and analytical left side of their brains. You'll need to possess the perfect combination of practical skills and software savvy to flourish in this field.
Skill in animation itself is a must. 3D animation skills are very key to animation at the moment, Bowers says. Becoming skilled in programs such as, 3DS Max and Maya are important to succeed in this field.
We used real-time job analysis software to examine nearly 8,000 animator job postings from the past year. The data revealed the top 10 skills employers are seeking in candidates:
Here is what we found:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Indesign
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Acrobat
UX wireframes
Prototyping
User interface (UI) design
JavaScript
MAYA
3D modeling
Don't be intimidated by the list above. Many of these skills are covered in the curriculum of an animation program.

Its depends like,
Yes - If you are the guy who is making his living by clicking "Next" in OS or Software installation.
No - If you are the guy who is making his living by solving real problems (like how to script above actions and make sure they work perfectly in 99.9% of time)
Apart from this, I have a separate view that is 'No'. In fact, cloud computing is creating more jobs. Traditional enterprise IT is moving away from soiled infrastructure with admins managing each of those silos (network, storage and servers) to admins managing software defined data centers (SDDCs) with (hopefully) a single pane of management. The single pane is yet to be realized, but if you are a soiled admin, I suggest you gain expertise in managing the SDDCs holistically.
Quick edit: I guess the old soiled admin jobs are slowly going away, but new ones are being created, where bigger skill set is required.

According to me, first we have to go through the field experience after doing 2D/3D animation, because after some experience you will get to know that how industry works and what do we want to do.If you want to be a hard core animator then you can work on your own show-reel and portfolio, give some time to yourself, plan your things according to your experience you get from field. If you want to start your own work, take some years of experience of field and make contacts as many as you can and start taking works from other, try to convince your clients for new things and make a proper list of your works with perfect charges according to its detailing and demand in market.
Or else if you are thinking for further courses related to the field or something additional then you can do it after the experience of field properly. You will get an open door after this.
So, try to do job and take experience to understand your next step.
All the best.

For a Java developer, having a strong understanding of Object-Oriented Programming is a must.
Master the core APIs- It doesn't matter how strong you are in terms of theoretical knowledge if you don't know the language constructs and core APIs.
Keep coding- Things look simpler when talking about them theoretically. We can give a solution to a problem very easy in theory. But we can realize the depth of the problem when we start implementing our approach. You will come to know the language limitations, or design best practices while coding. So keep coding.
Subscribe to forums -When starting to work on a new technology the best and first thing to do is subscribe to the relevant technology forums. Whatever the issue you are facing, someone else in the world might have already faced it earlier and might have found the solution. And it would be really really great if you can answer the questions asked by other forum users.
Read open source frameworks source code- A good developer will learn how to use a framework. But if you want to be an outstanding developer you should study the source code of various successful, popular frameworks where you can see the internal working mechanism of the framework and lot of best practices. It will help a lot in using the frameworks in a very effective way.
Know the technology trends- In the open source software development technology trends keep on changing.
Know different development methodologies- Nowadays choosing the development methodology depends on the client. Some clients prefer Agile and some clients are happy with waterfall model. So having an idea of various methodologies would be great.
J2EE would be a better choice as its an extended version. So, definitely opt for that.

Hello,
IIFly Aviation Training Centre was established about 15 years back in the suburb of Mumbai called Andheri. It offers about ten different courses across a wide range of areas like tourism, cruise shipping, aviation, etc. It apparently has tied up with MIAL, the operator of Mumbai airport for the internship of its students. However, having a presence in too many fields have caused it to have a very low reputation.On the other hand, Trade Wings Institute of Management was established in 1989 & is a well-known name in the industry. It has a presence in more than 40 cities and conducts more than 70 courses. By now, more than 50000 students have passed out of this institute. It has a very good reputation in the industry.In view of the above, there is no hesitation in my mind to say that on all counts, Trade Wings Institute appears to be the best and should be taken as the first choice.

Hello,
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer or AME is a very important course that enables a student to obtain license from DGCA to work on passenger aircraft as maintenance person. Obviously, it goes without saying that placements after completion of the course play an important role in selection of a college or institute for study. After careful scrutiny of the different facilities, trained faculty, etc. I am of the firm opinion that Wing's College of Aviation Technology is the most suitable out if the two to pursue the course of Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. This is so since the college boasts of three aircraft along with a helicopter and different aeroengines on its premises to aid students learn quickly and with hands on experience. In addition institute has tied up with some airlines for the students to spend almost one full semester learning their craft in most practical way.