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Miad Spring 2018 MIAD SPRING 2018 RECOMMENDED & REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS MIAD students are responsible for obtaining their textbooks for classes. All required books reflected on this list need to be purchased no later than the third week of the semester. Recommended Sources for Attaining Information Relating to Textbooks Students have the freedom to acquire their textbooks from any venue of their choice. We have identified several websites that have proven to reliably carry our instructors' titles as follows: www.amazon.com www.half.com www.ecampus.com www.Abebooks.com www.bigwords.com (Multiple listings to comparison shop may be accessed through this site.) General Information Related To The MIAD Textbook List (Attached) The following spreadsheet lists the recommended and required textbooks for all classes offered during the summer semester. When reviewing the textbooks spreadsheet to determine what textbooks to obtain, please pay particular attention to the 13-digit ISBN numbers provided. This will ensure that you acquire the correct published version and edition of a given listed text. Oftentimes a text has been published over time by a variety of publishers. Thus, it is not safe to acquire a text simply based on the author/editor name and title. Please note the following: • “No textbooks required” may appear in the REQUIRED/RECOMMENDED column, this indicates that the instructor does not require a textbook for this class. • The price listed in the “List Price” column is simply the standard retail cost for each text. In many instances, textbooks are available at significantly lower prices. Questions? Any questions regarding the textbook list should be directed to Missy Ziebart, Academic Operations Manager, at [email protected]. For general information regarding software purchasing go to http://openbook.miad.edu. Any questions can be submitted by clicking on the help icon at this site. MIAD 2017-2018 SOFTWARE LIST CD Laptop Software Software Price as of December 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase $29.97 (each component sold separately on App Store for $9.99/piece) Included with Mac OS Mavericks or iWork later X App Store $209.95 Full-Time Students https://www.journeyed.com/item/Adobe/ Adobe Creative Cloud are provided by MIAD X Creative+Cloud/1571772 (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, Sketchbook students provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD Pro $29.99/year) provided, Sketchup $49, https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=en All-Student package Sketchbook Pro $29.99/ year) X https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=en TBM Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - students provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, Sketchbook provided, Sketchup $49, Pro $29.99/year) All-Student package Sketchbook Pro $29.99/year) X https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=en Audacity $0.00 X http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Avidemux $0.00 X http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/ 209.95 Full-Time Students https://www.journeyed.com/item/Adobe/ Adobe Creative Cloud are provided by MIAD X Creative+Cloud/1571772 Celtx $0.00 X www.celtx.com Video Projection Tools 7 X https://hcgilje.wordpress.com/vpt/ VLC $0.00 X http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk Maya (TBM animation) $0.00 X software/all http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk Mudbox (TBM Animation) $0.00 X software/all http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk Motion Builder $0.00 x software/all https://secure.nch.com.au/cgi- Tone Generator Lite $29.99 x bin/register.exe?software=tonegen Amerisoft DVD Ripper $39.00 - $39.95 x http://www.aimersoft.com/store.html https://www.journeyed.com/item/Corel/T Roxio Toast $98.99 x oast/1594436 http://www.iskysoft.com/free-mac-video- iSkysoft Video Converter $0.00 x downloader.html MPEG Streamclip $0.00 x http://www.squared5.com/ http://infusionsystems.com/catalog/prod I-Cubex Editor $0.00 x uct_info.php/products_id/108 http://www.m- audio.com/index.php?do=support&tab=dr Midiman drivers $0.00 x iver Page 1 Revised: 12/18/17 Processing $0.00 x http://www.processing.org/ Demo $0.00, Full version http://troikatronix.com/download/isadora- Isadora Demo $400 x download/ McNeel Poser $129.93 x http://journeyed.com/ ZBrush Mac $449.95 x http://journeyed.com/ http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- AutoDesk Softimage $0.00 x software/all http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- AutoDesk MotionBuilder $0.00 x software/all https://www.journeyed.com/item/Toon+ ToonBoom Animate $149.00 x Boom/Toon+Boom+Studio/1572344 Digicel Flipbook Studio 6 $298.00 x http://www.digicelinc.com/store.htm http://www.dragonframe.com/education. Dragon Frame 3.0 $195.00 x php $29.97 (each component sold separately on App Store for $9.99/piece) Included with Mac OS Mavericks or iWork later x App Store FCP7 N/A x No longer sold. In the labs FCPX $299.00 x App Store IAD Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - students provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, Sketchbook provided, Sketchup $49, Pro $29.99/year) All-Student package Sketchbook Pro $29.99/year) x https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=en https://www.journeyed.com/item/Micros Windows 10 $118.99 x oft/Windows+10/1605613 http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk AutoCAD $0.00 x software/all http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk Revit Architecture $0.00 x software/all Autodesk 3D Studio Max Design http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- (IAD sophomores) $0.00 x software/all http://www.rhino3d.com/sales/north- Rhino (IAD seniors) $195.95 x america/United_States http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk AutoCAD $0.00 x software/all http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk Sketchbook Pro $0.00 x software/all $29.97 (each component sold separately on App Store for $9.99/piece) Included with Mac iWork OS Mavericks or later x App Store http://www.autodesk.com/education/free- Autodesk 3D Studio Max Design $0.00 x software/all Writing, Humanities, Art History Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - students provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, Sketchbook provided, Sketchup $49, Pro $29.99/year) All-Student package Sketchbook Pro $29.99/year) x https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=en Page 2 Revised: 12/18/17 $29.97 (each component sold separately on App Store for $9.99/piece) Included with Mac iWork OS Mavericks or later x App Store Illustration Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full- provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - time students provided by MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD provided, Sketchup Sketchbook Pro $29.99/year) $49, Sketchbook Pro https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=e All-Student package $29.99/year) x n https://www.journeyed.com/item/Adobe Adobe Creative Cloud $209.95 x /Creative+Cloud/1571772 $29.97 (each component sold separately on App Store for $9.99/piece) Included with iWork Mac OS Mavericks or later x App Store Foundations Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full- provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - time students provided by MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD provided, Sketchup Sketchbook Pro $29.99/year) $49, Sketchbook Pro https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=e All-Student package $29.99/year) x n $29.97 (each component sold separately on App Store for $9.99/piece) Included with iWork Mac OS Mavericks or later x App Store Audacity (Mac) $0.00 x http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ ID Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full- provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - time students provided by MIAD provided, Sketchup $49, MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - MIAD provided, Sketchup Sketchbook Pro $29.99/year) $49, Sketchbook Pro https://www.sketchbook.com/?locale=e All-Student package $29.99/year) x n https://www.journeyed.com/item/Micros Windows 10 $118.99 x oft/Windows+10/1605613 Keyshot $95/year x http://keyshot.com/buy/education/ http://www.rhino3d.com/sales/north- Rhino $195.95 x america/United_States AutoDesk Alias Automotive (ID sophomores) $0.00 x students.autodesk.com CES edupack (provided by MIAD) (ID juniors) $0 (provided by MIAD) x Autodesk Alias Design (ID juniors) $0.00 x students.autodesk.com McNeel Poser $129.93 x http://journeyed.com/ Page 3 Revised: 12/18/17 $29.97 (each component sold iWork separately on App Store for x App Store http://www.autodesk.com/education/fre AutoDesk Mudbox $0.00 x e-software/all https://www.journeyed.com/item/Solid SolidWorks 2014-2015 $139.95/year x Works/SolidWorks/1575509 Photo Laptop Software Software Price as of April 2016 Required Recommended Where to purchase (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full-time students (Adobe CC $209.95 - Full- provided by MIAD, Microsoft Office $0 - time students provided
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