|
CU1003B A’ la Carte (Dining Room Operations)
In this course students learn, in a live environment,
the skills and techniques of the front of the house
personnel. Students rotate through all of the dining
room positions, from waiter to manager, learning
and practicing their skills in front of real customers
in our public dining facility. Emphasis is on the
basic serving techniques and on customer
satisfaction. Students are also exposed to practical
management theory application utilizing a point of
sale computer system. [Prereq: CU1002A,B]
^ top
CU1003A A’ la Carte (Menu Management)
This course introduces the fundamentals of menu
design and layout with emphasis on the application
of menu mix, inventory efficiency, seasonality, and
merchandising for foodservice operations.
Included in this course is an emphasis toward
concept development via menu driven
components, product utilization, and recipe
development. A menu, its recipes, and it’s costing
are be required for completion of this course.
Students staff the restaurant kitchen and develop
skills as a line cook; proper sanitation and cooking
methods will always be stressed.
[Prereq: CU1002 A,B]
^ top
CU22800 A La Carte
Introduces students to the A La Carte kitchen, emphasis is on “a la minute” method of food
preparation, plus dining room service standards. Industry terminology, correct application of
culinary skills, plate presentation, organization, and timing in producing items off both a fixedprice
menu and a la carte menu are stressed. The principles of dining room service are practiced
and emphasized. The philosophy of food are further explored and examined in light of today's
understanding of food, nutrition, and presentation.
^ top
CLP3144 Abnormal Psychology
This course covers many areas of psychological
dysfunction, including panic disorder, posttraumatic
stress disorder, rape trauma, and autistic disorder.
This course is a fascinating study of behaviors,
thought processes, and many challenges faced by
those who struggle with psychological disorders.
[Prereq: PSY2012]
^ top
CTE3727C Accessories Design
This course provides students with a working
knowledge of the design and execution of fashion
accessories. A strong emphasis is placed on the
changing fashion image and the importance of
accessories in creating a ‘total fashion look.’
Manufacturing and production processes are
discussed. Students learn techniques for working
with suitable materials used for fashion
accessories. Decorative production methods are
also covered. [Prereq:CTE3533C]
^ top
ADV4601C Account Planning
This course examines account planning functions
and how to integrate them into a successful
approach to advertising and advertising
campaigns. Emphasis is placed on the
responsibilities of account planning which include
account services and research. Specific
responsibilities may include research,
interdepartment communications management,
acting as the point of contact between agency and
client, the project timeline, and consideration of
proposed advertising decisions from the
consumers perspective. [Prereq: GEB2216C]
^ top
TPP1501C Acting & Movement
This course introduces students to the perception
and rendition of movement in animation through
references in the real world. The student learns to
observe and reproduce movement, human or
otherwise, in a convincing manner and transcribes
those motions to 2D and 3D environments.
^ top
TPP2262C Acting for the Screen
This course explores the skills required by an
actor, specifically in front of a film or video camera.
Further study develops the actor's ability to
establish creative, collaborative relationships with
actors. The course focuses on what constitutes a
good performance, what actors want from
directors, what directors do wrong, script analysis,
how actors work, and the director/actor
relationship. [Prereq: none]
^ top
CTE3775C Active Sportswear
Students design and construct apparel for the
active sportswear market. [Prereq: CTE2770C]
^ top
CA3654 Advanced 2D Animation
This course continues the exploration of 2D
animation through the use of a computer and a
professional 2D animation software package. The course explores the concept of a short animation
production from the beginning to the end. [Prereq:
CA3777 & CA3900]
^ top
CA3995 Advanced 3D Animation
This course builds on the tools, concepts and
techniques learned in the previous 3D animation
courses. Students concentrate on character
Animation. [Prereq: CA3600]
^ top
GX4375 Advanced 3D Game Animation
This class focuses on creating characters that can
express emotion. Students demonstrate the ability
to animate characters that can give a performance.
[Prereq: GX3875]
^ top
GX3301 Advanced 3D Game Scripting
This course is a continuation of 3D Game Scripting
with a focus on advanced techniques of scripting
inside a game engine. Students study how to
customize attributes of game assets including
animation, vehicle, cameras, etc., modify play
parameter and elements of content, while
maintaining clean and legible code. [Prereq:
GX3101]
^ top
CA3600 Advanced 3D Modeling
This course builds on the tools, concepts, and
techniques learned in the two previous 3D
animation courses. The course focuses on character
Modeling. [Prereq: CA3100]
^ top
CTE2750C Advanced Apparel Draping
Students learn to execute their own designs using
advanced draping techniques including style lines,
fit, and balance. Additionally, students explore the
couture market with its advanced construction and
finishing processes. [Prereq: CTE2342C,
CTE2770C]
^ top
IND4469C Advanced AutoCAD
This course coaches the student in advanced
applications of two-dimensional design, project
organization and project management skills. An
introduction to three-dimensional design is also
included in the course. [Prereq: IND3467C]
^ top
CU1123A Advanced Baking & Pastry
Students will further develop skills acquired from
Introduction to Baking and Introduction to Pastry
by adding several bread, pastry and cake
variations to their expanding repertoire of skills. In
this class, students learn to make bread form three
classic mixing methods: Straight Dough, Sponge
Dough, and Poolish. Production of specialty and
artisan bread is maintained daily including hearth
breads, whole grain breads, sourdough, flat
breads, and brioche. Students explore laminated
dough and its applications, both sweet and savory.
Expanded knowledge and skills of classic tortes
including Dobos, Sacher and Opera are
developed. Students explore deeper into pastries
as they prepare and finish various pate a choux
pasties including swans, Paris breasts, and
croquenbouche. [Prereq: CU1013A, B, C]
^ top
CU3012 Advanced Beverage Management
This course segments the specific management
opportunities and challenges in managing a bar,
lounge, or foodservice establishment serving
alcoholic beverages. Significant product knowledge
orientation and sampling as well as cost control
and purchasing, production and service issues are
addressed. Emphasis is on spirits, mixed drinks,
merchandising liquor and liqueurs, micro-brewed
beers, beverage controls, storing and valuing
alcoholic beverages, the contribution of alcoholic
beverages to profits, and the liability and consumer
dimensions of alcohol service.
^ top
IND4504 Advanced Business Management
This course offers the opportunity to examine skills,
resources, and techniques required to efficiently
manage the ongoing business operations of an
interior design office. [Prereq: IND3423, IND3935,
IND2503C]
^ top
PGY2322C Advanced Business of Photography
This course explores professional development
tools, including resumés, cover letters, networking,
and interviewing. Students develop individual plans
for marketing their talents and finding work after
graduation, with emphasis on targeting markets to
suit their personal goals. [Prereq: PGY2321;
PGY1050C; ENC1102 or LIT1020C or ENC1145]
^ top
RTV3262C Advanced Camera and Lighting
Students are immersed in the process of
professional video field production, in two styles:
ENG and EFP. News encompasses on-the-spot
coverage and storytelling in a spur-of-the-moment
reporting format. The course also examines EFP,
single-camera location shooting as expressed in
documentaries, corporate projects, or commercials.
Both styles are edited to completion. [Prereq:
RTV2245C]
^ top
IT4002 Advanced Computer Application
Students render complex shapes, 3D models, and
computer-generated presentation of products,
packages, and displays. [Prereq: IT3903]
^ top
IN4121 Advanced Delineation
This course is a further and continuous study of
drawing construction and media application to
rendered presentation drawings. The work is
individualized to meet and address student
requirements. [Prereq: IND1304C, IND1400C,
IND1335C, IND4230C, IND4457C]
^ top
MM4221 Advanced Design Concepts for
interactive Media
In this Advanced Design course the student
focuses on thinking not only of web design but of
the entire design package. The student revisits
design elements with an advanced perspective on
online and offline development creating interesting
and cohesive elements to join print, web and multi
media together. Emphasis is placed on advanced
applications and the appropriate selection of
variables for the required task and desired
outcome.Integration of programs to achieve a
required product is also emphasized. [Prereq:
PGY1892C, GRA1852C]
^ top
IL4805 Advanced Digital Illustration
Students generate advanced vector based artwork
that builds on and enhances digital illustration skills.
Students continue to develop an individual
illustration style using digital media. [Prereq:
IL3805]
^ top
CTE3413C Advanced Digital Textile Design
This course enables students to identify the major
categories of textiles, including knits and wovens
for digital rendering. Special emphasis is placed on
accurately rendering fibers, fabrics, and prints and
the appropriate selection for a variety of end uses,
including apparel and home furnishings. Items are
rendered in proprietary software for use in digital
textile printing, traditional textile printing methods,
and fabric construction.
^ top
ART2302C Advanced Drawing
An exploration of advanced drawing concepts and
techniques with emphasis on composition,
illustration and rendering. This course also explores
the possible aesthetics that lie within the discipline
of drawing and the application of that discipline to
the finished presentation. [Prereq: GRA2151C]
^ top
CTE4895C Advanced Fashion Portfolio
The student assembles a formal portfolio to
represent their skills along with special interests
they have developed throughout the program.
[Prereq: CTE4936C]
^ top
CU3021 Advanced Food Safety
This course examines the two most important
recent advances in the study of food safety in the
food service industry. Students study in depth the
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point
(HACCP) food safety system and develop an
HACCP plan for the Chef’s Palette Cafe and Grill.
Students are also introduced to how organizational
behavior can undermine food safety goals.
^ top
GX4500 Advanced Game Prototyping
In this continuation of Interactive Game Prototyping
students working in teams create and produce a
stand-alone game prototype demonstrating game
design principles acquired in preceding courses.
The culmination of course work is the fine-tuning of
designs, scripting, storyboarding and production
skills. [Prereq: GX4200]
^ top
EAP0661 Advanced Grammar
This course enhances the student’s mastery of
complex grammatical issues and sentence
structure. Students must earn a “C” or higher to exit
this course. Upon completion of this course and its
co-requisite (if required), students are eligible to
take English Composition (ENC1101). [Prereq:
EAP0382 and EAP0460, Coreq: EAP0582]
^ top
IT1515 Advanced Industrial Rendering
Students apply various media to develop and
simulate a variety of natural and man-made
materials while practicing advanced rendering and
presentation techniques. [Prereq: IT1414]
^ top
PGY2812C Advanced Integrated Media
Applications
Using techniques and skills developed in
PGY2804C, students explore advanced emerging
technologies and the various professional uses of
advanced imaging. Students are expected to
combine previously learned techniques and skills
with newly acquired information and design skills
to produce unique images. [Prereq: PGY2804C]
^ top
DIG4781C Advanced Interface Design
Students implement advanced computer interface
design models. This includes the theoretical
principles of the human-computer interface, and
practical techniques for designing and delivering
effective interfaces. [Prereq MM3220 and
CGS3875C]
^ top
GX3300 Advanced Level Design
Building on skills learned in the Level Design
course, students continue work with the level editor.
Students begin to build more advanced levels using
Static Meshes, Karma and Collision while
maintaining focus on the gameplay aspects of the
level. [Prereq: GX3100 and GX3000]
^ top
CA3901 Advanced Life Drawing/ Painting
This course combines the use of paint as well as
mixed media and focuses on rendering the human
figure. Lectures, research assignments on
contemporary and master paintings, painting for
traditional animation, and sketchbook assignments
further enhance the student's understanding and
application of color theory, design, and the ability to
master visual problem solving. Demonstrations and
critiques stress the successful use of the paint
medium, design, and color theory when composing
the figure. By expanding the understanding of the
figure, computer animation students more
successfully develop 2D and 3D animation projects
including character development, background
painting, 3D environments, rendering, and lighting.
[Prereq: GRA2761C or ART2330C]
^ top
PGY2202C Advanced Lighting
Expanding skills developed in Lighting, this course
emphasizes more demanding applications of
lighting and metering techniques. Students study
the color qualities of light under various conditions
while primarily focusing on using light to create a
mood, tell a story, and communicate effectively.
[Prereq: PGY1201C; PGY1150C]
^ top
MN2515 Advanced Marine Rendering
This course develops drawing skills as a
communication tool for Marine Design
presentations. Students compose drawings to
explain features of proposed design concepts.
Composition and various drawing types are
incorporated into effective illustrations. [Prereq:
MN2414]
^ top
GX4250 Advanced Materials and Lighting
This is an advanced level design course with a
specific focus on lighting techniques and advanced
material application within a game engine. Concepts
covered in this course include alpha channels,
specularity maps, cube maps, UVW wrapping, and
baking textures. [Prereq: GX3300]
^ top
RTV3255C Advanced Nonlinear Editing
This course covers techniques of nonlinear editing,
including layering of video, integration of graphics,
multitrack audio mixing and equalization, special
effects, and digitizing. [Prereq: FIL2298C]
^ top
IL4564 Advanced Painting
Students study advanced painting skills and explore
various painting media. Students are encouraged to
begin developing an individual style for illustration.
[Prereq: IL3564]
^ top
PGY1410C Advanced Principles of Photography
Students explore the principles of color and color
theory as each relate to image design. Students
learn to effectively use color in multiple media and
to render color effects for reflective and
transmitting image production. Additionally,
students study the psychological and cultural
aspects of color and their roles in the design
process. [Prereq: PGY1400C, PGY1120C]
^ top
IT3901 Advanced Product Design
This advanced course utilizes the experience
gathered from previous courses while emphasizing
an extensive understanding of the product
development and teamwork processes. The course
culminates with a finished model or prototype.
[Prereq: IT3715, IT3903, IT1515]
^ top
RTV2249C Advanced Radio Programming
This course simulates the experience of operating
a small-market commercial radio station, using
advanced Audio VAULT techniques. Additional
instruction is given in advanced announcing and
presentation techniques. Station jobs are assigned
including program director, music director,
production director, and traffic/news director
positions. [Prereq: RTV1240C]
^ top
EAP0582 - Advanced Reading and Writing
This course brings the non-native speaker/student’s
writing skills up to the college level. Students are
required to work on advanced writing, reading, and
reading comprehension techniques. Students must
earn a “C” or higher to exit this class. Upon
completion of this course and its co-requisite (if
required), students are eligible to take English
Composition (ENC1101). [Prereq: EAP0382 &
EAP0460, Coreq: EAP0661]
^ top
FIL3297C Advanced Sound Design
This course explores the methods and techniques
adopted by motion picture and television production
professionals in the final design and multitrackmixing
process. Students focus on automated
dialogue replacement, sound effects creation, and
the final layering and mixing process. [Prereq:
FIL2290C]
^ top
FD3130 Advanced Swimwear
A continuation of the Swimwear course, this
Advanced Swimwear course focuses on advanced
production techniques used in the swimwear
market and coordinates and accessories that
create a complete swimwear collection. Students
produce a collection of swimwear separates,
including appropriate accessories. [Prereq:
CTE2770C]
^ top
CA3669 Advanced Web Animation
This course develops advanced skills in applying
animation to the Internet. Students move from the
level of the creation of web animations with HTML
and web editors through the addition of scripts to
those projects. [Prereq: DIG3308C]
^ top
MM4550 Advanced Web Design
Students develop and design advanced interactive
media presentations utilizing HTML to be delivered
over the Internet. Students further explore the
expectations of the business community in areas
such as server implementations and security
implications. Students gain further experience in
advanced scripting. [Prereq: MM3550]
^ top
MM4035 Advanced Web Scripting
Through this course students refine and enhance
programming skills. The student gains experience
developing advanced applications using specific
computer languages. Students apply the
fundamentals of Interactive Web Design with a
focus on Active Server Pages Programming (ASP).
The course introduces students to concepts related
to web site creations based on Server Side
processing. [Prereq: MM4550 and MM4031]
^ top
SYP3322C Advertising and Society
Students examine the criticisms and benefits of
advertising in society. A main theme of the course is
to evaluate whether advertising channels desire or
creates desire. Topics discussed include sexual
images in advertising, sexism and racism, images of
children, ethnic advertising, adcult, and false needs.
Advertising. You may love it or hate it, admire it or
condemn it. However, you cannot escape it.
[Prereq: ENC1101 and MGF1115, MAD1104, or
MT1105]
^ top
SYP3322C Advertising and Society - Honors
This is an honors course. Students examine the
criticisms and benefits of advertising in society. A
main theme of the course is to evaluate whether
advertising channels desire or creates desire.
Topics discussed include sexual images in
advertising, sexism and racism, images of children,
ethnic advertising, adcult, and false needs.
Advertising.You may love it or hate it, admire it or
condemn it. However, you cannot escape it.
[Prereq: ENC1101 and MGF1115, MAD1104, or
MT1105]
^ top
ADV3105C Advertising Copywriting
Students develop advertising copywriting skills and
explore the foundations of copywriting. Students
also apply copywriting principles to a variety of
products, services and goods. The course focuses
on developing effective advertising strategies that
underlie and enable creative executions and
cultivating clear, logical, and creative copywriting
skills. [Prereq: ENC1145]
^ top
GRA3174C Advertising Design
This course further defines the role of design in an
advertising context. Advertising strategy based on
media and marketing realities is investigated and
applied. Students explore specific areas of
advertising, including consumer goods, consumer
service, and public service. [Prereq: GRA2177C]
^ top
ADV1000 Advertising Industry Survey
This course is a basic introduction to advertising,
its history, potential and limitations. Students
examine the role of advertising and different
methods of communication, as well as the
advertising spiral, advertising objectives,
advertising copy, and federal regulations. Students
also analyze media choices and strategies,
research, target audiences and creating
campaigns. The course also helps the student to
recognize emerging trends and capitalize on them.
^ top
ADV2106 Advertising, Sales, and Ratings
This course focuses on a review of advertising
fundamentals, their potentials and limitations,
advertising methods, objectives, copy, federal
regulations, salesmanship, and the proper
positioning of a client. Servicing accounts and
interfacing with advertising agencies are also
covered.
^ top
ART2551C Airbrush
This course focuses on applying the airbrush as a
tool in Illustration and Graphic Design. The
operation, maintenance and use of the brush,
paints, friskets, and shields are explored.
^ top
PGY2447C Alternative Processes
Students are introduced to the diverse processes
available to the photographic artist using multiple
media techniques. Students develop skills that lead
to the production of a diverse portfolio of
marketable images.
^ top
CU1002A, B American Regional Cooking
These courses provide an in-depth study of the
cuisines of the United States. Hands-on
techniques are utilized in the production of regional
cuisine menus. Studies are required for products
and ingredients, indigenous to this region of the
United States, which are being prepared. Cultural
implications in the preparation of foods and the
selection of menus are emphasized. Plate
presentation, mise en place, organization, and
utilizing the fundamental techniques of cooking are
reinforced at all times. [Prereq: CU1001A, B, C]
^ top
CU1500 American Regional Cuisine
The course reinforces the knowledge and skill learned in the preceding classes and helps students
build confidence in the techniques of basic cookery. The development of knife skills is accented.
American Regional cuisine explores the use of indigenous ingredients in the preparation of
traditional and contemporary American specialties. The concepts of mise en place, time-lines,
plate presentation, and teamwork in a production setting are introduced and accentuated. Timing
and organization skills are emphasized.
^ top
CA3825 Animatics and Previsualization
This course examines the nessesary tasks in the
preproduction phase of an animation project.
Students utilize artistic and editing skills for creating
storyboards, video animatics, and basic scene
timing and layout. A working model of their final
demo reel is produced.
^ top
IT1210 Anatomy and Life Drawing
This course explores line, shape, value, texture,
and composition, combined with basic anatomy
covering skeletal and muscular structure of the
human body along with proportion and motion.
^ top
BSC1081C Anatomy and Physiology
This course introduces the student to the structure
and functions of the various organ systems of the
human body. An overview of all the major body
systems is covered. Laboratory work includes
microscopic study of the basic tissues as well as
gross study of the organs that compose the major
body systems. [Prereq: BSC1001C, ISC1004C or
PHY2020C]
^ top
IT3902 Anatomy Drawing for Industrial Design
This course utilizes developed drawing skills as
they pertain to human factors in relationships to
products. [Prereq: IT1210]
^ top
WOH2012 Ancient & Medieval Civilizations
Students explore the origins of civilizations through
the Renaissance from the African, Asian, European,
and Native American perspectives. Students
examine such issues as ethnicity, gender, work and
social order, spirituality, religion and the state,
material invention, and the environment along with
various art forms from each civilization.
^ top
CA3224 Animal Drawing
In this course, students continue to develop the
skills learned in Drawing & Anatomy. The focus is
placed on the study of basic animal anatomy and
locomotion as they relate to animation and
character design. Students sketch from life as well
as from anatomical drawings, video footage, and
photos of animals. The importance of developing
observational and analytical skills are discussed
and implemented through research assignments
and field trips. The structure of mammals, reptiles,
marine life, birds and insects are compared and
contrasted, giving students a comprehensive
overview of the animal world.
^ top
CTE1841C Apparel Evaluation & Production
Students analyze construction standards and
techniques used in the ready-to-wear industry.
Research serves as the foundation for developing
skills in garment specifications, assembly, and
finishing. [Prereq: MKA1402, CTE1760C]
^ top
CTE1741C Apparel Pattern Details
Flat pattern techniques are taught in accordance
with approved garment trade practices. Students
learn to draft and manipulate the various garment
components and construct muslin samples.
[Prereq: CTE1740C, CTE1730C]
^ top
MM4900 Application Quality and Assurance
The course allows students to utilize the concepts
and techniques used in testing, managing,
deploying and supporting interactive media
applications. Through theories presented, students
apply testing procedures, effective
communication/production protocols, and support
issues surrounding production. [Prereq:
CGS3875C, CAP4970C]
^ top
PD4000 Apprenticeship
The course develops competencies in educational
techniques necessary for the teaching of a variety of
subject areas. Students serve as teaching
assistants in other courses to develop the skills
necessary to properly convey and teach subject
skills within a classroom setting. Students develop
syllabi, manage lesson and class plans, properly
critique others, tutor, and design lectures.
[Prereq: Completion of course in which you become
a teaching assistant and approval of program chair
and course instructor]
^ top
IND3424C Architectural Detailing
This course stresses the importance of
visualization, coordination, and drafting of the
various components of interior spaces. Emphasis is
placed on architectural woodwork detailing. [Prereq:
IND2017C, IND2453C]
^ top
SYP3600C Art and Society
Students explore what art is and why some people
are considered an art genius while others' work is
looked down upon, what makes art vulnerable and
indispensable to modern societies, and whether the
arts promote social change or reproduce the status
quo. The course focuses on diverse understandings
and approaches, social conditions, institutions,
media, technology, and production and consumption
of the arts. [Prereq: ARH2000, THE2000 or
PHI3800 and PSY2012 or SYG2000]
^ top
ARH2000 Art Appreciation
This course is a comparative and interactive study
of the arts from prehistoric to modern times, with
emphasis on cultural relationships in the world to
the visual arts: two-dimensional (painting,
printmaking, and photography), three-dimensional
(sculpture and architecture), and experiential
(theatre and film).
^ top
CU3026 Art Culinaire
This course will celebrate the culinary styles, restaurants, restaurateur and chefs who are in the
current industry spotlight. Their style, substance, and quality will be discussed and examined.
During the hands–on production aspect of the class, students will have the opportunity to be
exposed to specialty produce and products.
^ top
GRA4591C Art Direction and Creative Process
The role of the art director in producing multifaceted
design projects is examined. A team
environment further enhances leadership,
communication, and negotiation skills. Emphasis is
placed upon coordinating creative efforts from
concept to finished product. [Prereq: MAR3322C & GRA3816C and GRA3224C or ADV4601C]
^ top
GRA1851C Art for Reproduction
This course introduces the student to computer
based page layout and the printing process.
Students study terminology used in the industry,
page design and layout, digital typography, and
preparing files for print. [Prereq: GRA1120C &
GRA1852C]
^ top
ARH2052C Art History
This course examines the historical development of
painting, sculpture, and architecture, and compares
visual art from different time periods and cultures.
The chronological progression of techniques and
the evolving styles of artistic expression are covered
as well. Beginning with the art of ancient cultures,
the course proceeds through early Western art to
the Italian Renaissance and from the High
Renaissance to contemporary twentieth-century art
forms. [Prereq: ENC1102]
^ top
FIL3220C Art of Directing
This course provides an overall view of the director
in regard to television, video, film, and animation
productions. Students learn the role of a director in
directing the talent, script, camera, and production
crew; they experience production challenges,
keeping the production on schedule, and on time.
Students direct short movies in class.
^ top
CU4052 Asian Cuisine
This course emphasizes both the influences and ingredients that create the unique character of
selected Asian cuisines. Students prepare, taste, serve, and evaluate traditional, regional dishes of
the cuisines of India, the four regions of China, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia.
Importance will be placed on ingredients, flavor profiles, preparations, and techniques
representative of these cuisines.
^ top
PGY2323C Assisting for Photographers
This course explores the role of a photographer's
assistant in commercial photography. Using
visuals, projects, field trips, and critiques, students
gain practical experience assisting and solving a
variety of problems encountered by studio and
location photographers. [Prereq: PGY2322C]
^ top
MM2560 Audio for Interactive Design
Students are introduced to the principles and
practices of digital audio in an Interactive design
setting. Students learn to prepare and use current
digital audio and video programs for recording,
editing, sequencing, and mixing for a variety of
outputs and applications. Emphasis is placed on
the implementation via scripting in an interactive
authoring application. [Prereq: CGS3875,
RTV1213C]
^ top
FIL2290C Audio for Video
Students apply their audio skills to create and
capture audio for video. The course focuses on the
three elements of sound — voiceover, music, and
sound effects — and their impact on the visual
image. Through location and studio recording
techniques, students are responsible for acquiring,
editing, enhancing, processing, mixing, and
synchronizing sound for production and postproduction
sound. [Prereq: RTV1213C]
^ top
IN4010 AutoCAD Advanced Presentation Techniques
This course uses Advanced AutoCAD techniques to
produce presentation drawings both in 2D and 3D
format. Presentation drawings are rendered, using
computer technology. [Prereq: IND4469C]
IT3860 Automotive Design
In this course students use the methods of the
Automotive Designer to develop a vehicle design.
Lifestyle research is utilized to evaluate a current
vehicle package to create a unique concept.
Marker renderings lead to a fifth-scale line drawing
and clay model for presentation. [Prereq: IT1514]
^ top
IT3860 Automotive Design
In this course students use the methods of the
Automotive Designer to develop a vehicle design.
Lifestyle research is utilized to evaluate a current
vehicle package to create a unique concept.
Marker renderings lead to a fifth-scale line drawing
and clay model for presentation. [Prereq: IT1514]
^ top
|
