Prerequisite for learning ActionScript is knowledge of the following in C programming language -		Duration : 4 days
	Data Types
	Functions
	Conditions
	Arrays
	Loops
	Classes

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ActionScript is the programming language of the Flash Player runtime. Originally developed as a way for Flash developers to program interactivity, ActionScript enables efficient programming of Flash applications for everything from simple animations to complex, data-rich, interactive application interfaces.

Phase I
	Learn about ActionScript 2.0 and how it differs from ActionScript 1.0
	Discover the benefits of learning ActionScript
	Learn to navigate and use the Action Script editor
	Learn about script elements
	Plan a project
	Write your first script
	Test your script
	Debug your script

Phase II
	Learn how event handlers are used in script
	Determine the best event handler for the job
	Use mouse/buttton/keyboard events to control interactivity
	Create a self-running presentation using frame events
	Use clip events to create an interactive project
	Orchestrate multiple events to accomplish a task
	Define and use event handler methods
	Learn about Listener and how to use them

Phase III
	Gain an understanding of the hierarchy of timelines in Flash movies
	Learn about absolute and relative target paths
	Learn how movies communicate with each other
	Use the parent-chid relationship in movies to creates an "effect" Clip
	Control specific timelines within a single project
	Control movies loaded into levels
	Learn how to make global references to various ActionScript elements.

Phase IV
	Learn what objects/object classes are and why they are useful
	Get acquainted the various classes of objects available in ActionScript
	Use the color class
	Create an interactive scene using the key object class
	Create a word processor using properties and methods of the string and selection object classes

Phase V
	Create a function
	Call a function
	Add paramerters to a function
	Create a function thatt returns a result
	Use local variables

Phase VI
	Learn the power of dynamic data
	Create text fields
	Create variables
	Create arrays
	Store information in objects
	Retrieve information from storage dynamically
	Build expressions
	Learn about precedence
	Manipulate numbers with the Math class
	Gain experience with the methods of the string class

Phase VII
	Learn class syntax and terminology
	Learn about class paths and how they're used
	Learn about private, public and static members and how to use them
	Use inheritance to extend a class
	Use overriding
	Create custom object classes
	Associate a custom class with a movie clip in the library

Phase VIII
	Learn how to use if, if/else and if/else if statements to control   the flow of a script
	Explore the various operators used in conditional logic
	Script a project to react to various conditions
	Create a scripted boundary to restrict an object's movement
	Turn the script on and off using conditional logic
	Program a project to react to user interaction
	Learn how to detect and react to object collisions

Phase IX
	Discover the usefulness of loops
	Learn about the types of loops
	Set loop conditions
	Create a nested loop
	Use loop exceptions

Phase X
	Learn how to set and get component property values
	Use component events to trigger scripts
	Use component methods to insert data dynamically
	Work with the Focus Manager component to make a more usable application
	Style component instances individually and globally using ActionScript

Phase XI
	Discover the data formats that Flash can load
	Learn about the objects designed for data transfer
	Send and receive data from a server
	Learn about policy files and how to use them
	Save data to your hard drive using shared objects
	Communicate with a Web service

Phase XII
	Learn why validation is important
	Define validation requirements
	Set up a mechanism to handle errors found in the validation process
	Create functions for validating strings, sequences, and numbers
	Send data from a validated form to a server for processing

Phase XIII
	Create a text fields dynamically
	Format text using Text Format objects
	Use the Menu Bar component to add a menu to an application
	Use Cascading Style Sheets to easily format text within a text field

Phase XV
	Create and use a Data object to display the current date and time
	Use the Data Chooser component to navigate and display date   related information
	Use the get Timer () Function to create a Flash based timer and alarm so you can track the progression of time in a Flash project
	Control a timeline dynamically using play, stop, fast-forward, and rewind controls
	Create a percentage based preloaded

Phase XVI
	Explore the uses of sound with ActionScript
	Learn how to create a sound object
	Drag an object with in a visual boundary
	Control the volume of a Sound object
	Control the panning of a Sound object
	Add sounds to your movie by using the attach sound () method
	Start, stop and loop sounds dynamically

Phase XVII
	Create a scalable slideshow presentation using external assets
	Create a rotating Flash banner system by loading external movie into a level
	Control a movie from its own timeline and another timeline
	Dynamically load MP3s into a project while it plays
	Script an MP3 playback progress bar
	Load MP3 files based on XML files and display ID3 tag data from   the MP3s
	Load an external video into a Media component and trigger actions

Phase XVIII
	Use FSCommands to extend the functionality of a Flash application
	Enhance a Flash executable file by using a third party tool
	Configure movie functionality using HTML and Flash Wars

Phase XIX
	Distinguish between printing from Flash and printing from   browser
	Learn how to use the Print job class
	Print content as a bitmap or vector
	Create a custom context menu
	Add custom items to a context menu