|CLASS CODE:||ART 260||CREDITS: 3||FEE: $50|
|DIVISION:||PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS|
|GENERAL EDUCATION:||This course does not fulfill a General Education requirement.|
|DESCRIPTION:||Students, through classroom discussion and practical experience in the lab, gain a foundation of color photography.|
|CONTENT AND TOPICS:||A brief history of color photography, technical information about color film, technical information about light and color, color theory, and color printing using the computer and/or darkroom.
Weekly assignments introduce color theory. Work will be shared with class through a presentation of slides. There will also be an opportunity to make color prints.
|GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:||-- Gain a working understanding of technical aspects of photography such as: camera operation, darkroom skills, digital skills, and presentation.
-- Produce technically sound, well-presented, and aesthetically pleasing photographs.
-- Gain an academic knowledge of basic principles of color photography such as: film, exposure, chemistry, color theory, aesthetics, and a basic history of color photography.
|REQUIREMENTS:||Enrolled as Art major or consent of instructor|
|OTHER:||Plan to spend an additional $20 - $40.|
|EFFECTIVE DATE:||August 2001|