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About Actionscript
ActionScript is an object-oriented programming (OOP) language that is designed specifically for Web site animation. Originally released with Macromedia Flash 4 and enhanced for Flash 5, ActionScript is a sophisticated version of the script language introduced in Flash 3.


Why is Actionscript important?
ActionScript has the benefits of
•    Advanced OOP programming
•    Compatible with various platforms and operating systems
•    Advanced event architecture
•    Excellent XML handling
•    Better text scripting options
•    Good Sound Object

Who should take the Actionscript Exam?
•    Web Developers
•    IT professionals
•    Anyone who wants to assess their Actionscript skills
•    Professionals working in outsourced companies responsible for Actionscript
•    Anyone interested in Actionscript

Actionscript Certification Course Outline

1. ActionScript Basics
2. Numbers and Math
3. Arrays
4. Movie Clip
5. Dynamic Text Field
6. Dates and Times
7. Programming Sound
8. Loading Assets
9. Sending and Loading Variables
10. XML
11. Events handlers for buttons and movie clips
12. Key Events, Mouse Events
13. Animating with Action Script

Certificate in Actionscript FAQs

Interactive media developer, Flash game designer, multimedia programmer, or e-learning developer.

While Flash is deprecated in modern browsers, ActionScript is still valuable for legacy projects, animation archives, and e-learning tools.

Yes—it bridges creative design with programming, perfect for designers expanding into code.

Yes—it explains both, with a stronger focus on ActionScript 3.0 due to its structure and OOP features.

Definitely—you'll learn to control MovieClips, sounds, and visuals with code.

Basic programming knowledge is helpful, but the course also builds foundational logic.

Yes—practical scripting exercises and Flash-based mini-projects are included in the curriculum.

Yes—especially for 2D Flash games, interactive menus, and character animation control.

Absolutely—ActionScript is still widely used in e-learning content and simulations.

Anyone working with Flash, developing interactive media, or maintaining legacy animation systems.