Photoshop:-

1. Adobe Photoshop: Powerful photo-editing software developed by Adobe Systems.
2. Photo editing: This software allows you to edit high-quality photographs. It comes with a number of tools that you can use to enhance, change, and improve images.
3. Photoshop comes with a unique layer system that allows you to manipulate individual items by assigning them different layers. This makes the editing process quite versatile.
4. Tools for Selection: In Photoshop, you may use the selection tools to highlight and edit particular areas.
5. Effects and Filters: The software comes with pre-built effects and filters that make the photographs visually appealing and artistic.

Light room:-

1. Non-Destructive Editing: Lightroom is capable of non-destructive editing; it modifies the original image in and saves the modifications.
2. Library Module: This module helps you organize your photos, add metadata, and apply categories and keywords to your images.
3. Refine photos with advanced tools: exposure, contrast, colors, sharpness
4. Instantly apply diverse looks and effects with Lightroom’s convenient presets.
5. HDR Merge: Lightroom allows you to combine features from many exposures into one High Dynamic Range (HDR) image.

Adobe XD:-

1. User Interface Design: With Adobe XD, you can create visually appealing user interfaces by simply dragging and dropping design pieces into place.
2. Prototyping: XD has a tool called “Andar prototyping,” which allows you to create interactive prototypes from designs and replicate real user experiences.
3. The process of creating wireframes involves using XD to establish the first design framework of a project.
4. Responsive Design: You may develop responsive designs in XD by selecting several screen sizes and optimizing them accordingly.
5. Asset Management: You may effectively manage assets (such as photos, icons, etc.) in XD by using an external asset panel.

Corel Draw:-

1. Vector Graphics Editing: CorelDRAW is mainly concerned with vector graphics editing, which allows it to produce high-quality, scalable drawings.
2. Page Layout: If you want to design brochures, posters, flyers, or other print items, CorelDRAW is a great tool for page layout.
3. Corel Paint: Bitmap picture manipulation is made easier using Corel Paint, a program that is used in conjunction with CorelDRAW.
4. Object management: With CorelDRAW, you can set up, organize, and customize many objects as well as their attributes.
5. Typography: To customize and design typography, use CorelDRAW’s powerful text tools.

illustrator:-

1. Vector Graphics: Illustrator is a vector-based graphic creation tool; thus, designs may be scaled up or down without sacrificing quality.
2. Drawing Tools: Illustrator has a wide range of drawing tools, including brushes, gradient tools, form tools, pen tools, and more, which are useful for creating elaborate illustrations.
3. Typography: Illustrator has advanced text capabilities that allow you to edit text, use a variety of fonts, and apply text effects.
4. Artboards: These enable you to handle numerous designs for your project at once; you may choose from a variety of sizes and versions.
5. Pathfinder Panel: The Pathfinder panel allows you to add, subtract, or alter forms.

In Design:-

1. Page Layout: One of the most versatile page layout designs available in InDesign is this one, which can be used for brochures, magazines, books, or any other print materials.
2. Master Pages: These enable the management of a document’s consistent elements, such as headers, footers, and page numbers.
3. Typography: Tracking, leading, and kerning are just a few of the sophisticated typographic tools available in InDesign to allow you to customize text.
4. Styles and Templates: These designs are based on easily consistent and unified designs. They include character styles, paragraph styles, and page templates.
5. Table of Contents and Indexing: InDesign allows you to construct a table of contents and an index, which is useful for organizing lengthy documents.
6. Interactive Documents: Please open this in InDesign.

Premiere pro:-

1. Based on a timeline Editing: A video clip can be arranged, chopped, or edited using Premiere Pro’s timeline-based interface.
2. Multi-camera editing is very helpful for multi-camera projects since it allows you to edit various camera views simultaneously.
3. Professional Transitions and Video Effects: Premiere Pro comes with a number of transitions and video effects that may be used to create visually pleasing videos.
4. Grading and Color Correction: Software has powerful capabilities for grading and color correction that allow you to improve and change the colors in any video.
5. Audio Editing: Premiere Pro comes with a comprehensive set of tools for editing audio, allowing you to customize sound levels, effects, and transitions.
6. Animation Titles for A  Motion Graphics Templates:

Post press:-

1. Binding Techniques: Depending on the type of printed material, postures uses a variety of binding techniques such saddle stitching, perfect binding, spiral binding, and others.
2. Ensure accurate folding in print materials by utilizing precision folding machines.
3. Die Cutting: Die cutting is the technique of cutting paper into predetermined shapes with a die. It enhances the originality and inventiveness of printed products such as promotional items, folders, and packaging.
4. Creating a tactile and aesthetically pleasing appearance on paper can be achieved by elevating (embossing) or depressing (debossing) specific sections of the material.
5. Applying a thin coating of plastic film to printed materials to preserve them from deterioration and moisture is known as lamination. Additionally, it

Test & project:-

1. Goals and Purpose: Clearly state the test’s goals and purpose to make sure it is in line with the intended results.
2. Validity: Measures what it claims. Reliability: Consistent results under consistent conditions.
3. Fairness: Create an impartial and equitable test that does not favor any one group over another or discriminate in any way.
4. Instructions: To reduce confusion and guarantee that test-takers understand the expectations, provide them clear and simple instructions.

5. Select assessment techniques based on objectives: MCQs, essays, practical demos, or mix.

6. Set fair exam time limits to assess knowledge and time efficiency.
7. Mechanism of Feedback: