HFT2852 Management by Menu
This course prepares future food service managers by giving a clear picture of the important role
menu planning plays within operations. It covers topics ranging from menu development,
pricing, and evaluation to facilities design and layout. Students will benefit because good menu
development is crucial to the success of any foodservice operation, i.e., a planning tool, source of
operational information and a merchandising method for reaching patrons.
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CU4021 Management Externship
Students work on-site in ‘real-world’ environments
focusing on hospitality management skills and
competencies required for successful operation of
a foodservice facility. A guided study driven by
instructor mentorship, student participation, and
employer sanction has the student reporting
weekly, in written and oral form, logging
impressions and experiences of what makes an
operation succeed. The course includes
assignments regarding the use of forms,
equipment, and training and operational manuals
found in a foodservice facility.
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CU4038 Management Externship
Students observe and participate in the supervisory operation of a successful foodservice
business. They apply their professional skills to gain experience in order to enter and become
successful in the foodservice business. Emphasis is placed on developing hospitality
management skills.
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FIL4248C Management of Post-Production
This course covers the advanced technical,
theoretical, and aesthetic principles of management
of the post-production process used in the editing of
TV documentaries and other programming. The
focus is on developing continuity, building
sequences, refining dramatic structure, narration,
and special effects. [Prereq: RTV3255C]
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CU4018 Managerial Accounting
This course examines the uses of internal
accounting information to make business decisions
in the management of a foodservice enterprise.
Topics include cost concepts and behavior,
planning and controlling costs using budgeting
techniques, standard costing, performance
measurements and responsibility accounting, cost
volume analysis, costing systems, and allocation of
overhead.
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CTE1760C Manufacturing Apparel Concepts
This course introduces students to manufacturing
processes. Students develop a working knowledge
of terms, methods, and an understanding of
production operations. By the end of the course,
students are able to apply these concepts to their
own uses. Students study various production-time
and quality-assurance methods. Participation
facilitates students in generating decisions in
production operations.
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GRA1762C Maps/Mattes/Masks
This course continues the development of digital
imaging skills with an emphasis on advanced
techniques in masking, maps, channels, and
compositing. [Prereq: GRA1106C or GRA1852C]
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MN4020 Marine Business
Students determine how navigation rules and laws
pertaining to the industry affect the design of marine
vessels. The factors involved in working with a team
of designers, engineers, salesmen, and
management are also discussed.
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MN3810 Marine Component Design
This course provides an overview of marine
products and how they are integral to the total
design of a boat or ship. Students develop
components for different scenarios applicable in
marine design. [Prereq: MN2514]
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MN2417 Marine Construction Materials
and Techniques
The materials and processes of the industry are
further studied, with emphasis on the specific
processes for building boats. Current techniques of
boat production are studied as a foundation for
design and layout of new boat designs. [Prereq:
IT1215]
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MN2514 Marine Design Process
Students begin to integrate their knowledge, skills,
and understanding of the design process to develop
designs for boats and yachts. Students use concept
sketches, mechanical drawings, and models to
create form, color, and design detail. Ideas are
analyzed to determine creative solutions in the
marine environment. Layouts are developed
capturing design intent and providing the basis for
construction models. [Prereq: IT1415]
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MN1317 Marine Drafting
This course builds upon the knowledge of basic
mechanical drawing skills. Students create boat
construction drawings as used in the boat-building
industry. The course emphasizes craftsmanship and
the correct use of drafting conventions. [Prereq:
IT1118]
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MN3812 Marine Refit Design
This course focuses on the business of making
design changes to existing boats to meet customer
needs. After reviewing different types of refit
projects, the students develop their own projects to
update an existing vessel. [Prereq: IT1514 or
MN2514]
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MN2414 Marine Rendering
Students apply drawing techniques to investigate
design problems and represent marine concepts.
Two-dimensional and perspective methods are used
to create realistic views. Students use a variety of
media, such as pencil, ink, and markers, to simulate
a variety of natural and manmade materials in their
drawings. [Prereq: IT1310]
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MN2620 Marine Systems
This course covers the various functional and
environmental systems aboard most vessels. Each
area is discussed and applied to specific marine
scenarios.
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IT1215 Materials & Processes
Students explore various materials, their
properties, and methods of production associated
with manufacturing today’s products. [Prereq:
IT1213]
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IT1320 Mechanical Drawing
Requiring students’ knowledge of basic drafting
skills, the course stresses isometric and oblique
representations, sections, and auxiliary views.
[Prereq: IT1118]
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IND1335C Mechanical Perspective
This course is an examination of the projection
method of perspective construction. It stresses the
specific and accurate representation of objects and
volumes through a series of progressively complex
exercises in construction. [Prereq: IND1403C]
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IND1304C Media
This course shows the practical and finished
application of perspective and isometric construction
through rendered final drawings, and includes a
variety of pen and ink media techniques.
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FIL4600 Media Business
This course examines the business side of
production in the TV, film, video, and related
electronic media industries. Emphasis is placed on
legal issues (copyright laws, permits, and contracts),
basic marketing, sales, and budgetary concerns.
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MMC1124C Media Concept Development
This course covers the fundamentals of media
scriptwriting, development of visual elements, and
the entire process of creating, designing, and
producing media content for targeted audiences and
intended delivery systems. [Prereq: ENC1101]
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MMC3008C Media Delivery Systems & Distribution
This course addresses the end part of media
production-delivery and distribution. Students study
a variety of media delivery methods and systems
and determine the advantages and limitations of
each. They also examine the relationship between
delivery systems and distribution methods and
evaluate the relative efficiency, cost, and
effectiveness of each. [Prereq: RTV2203C]
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IL4420 Media Design
This course examines the structures and
communications skills used by the various members
of a creative team. The processes of concept
development, media application, and design
creation are emphasized. Creative merchandise
presentations are developed to strengthen brand
image and build sales of merchandise.
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FIL2108 Media Interpretation and Adaptation
This course focuses on interpreting media content
and adapting original literary and nonfiction work for
media production. Students employ critical thinking,
problem-solving, research, and organizational skills
to create or recreate scripts for media production.
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GRA2412 Media Law
This course closely analyzes current laws affecting
media works including copyright law, trademark law;
and laws regarding libel, slander, publicity rights,
privacy rights, misappropriation, unfair competition,
moral rights and trade disparagement. [Prereq:
ENC1101]
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OM3100 Media Planning and Buying
Media as part of a delivery channel for a marketing
message is the focus of this course. Topics include
media as critical to the fulfillment of the overall
marketing strategy, cost effectiveness, and
alternative and new media. [Prereq: MAR1010]
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CTE3351C Menswear/Tailoring
Students design and construct apparel for the
menswear market with special emphasis on
tailoring techniques. [Prereq: CTE3775C]
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CTE3804 Menswear Merchandising
This course exposes students to many aspects of
the menswear business. The course covers issues
of relevance to the consumer, retailer, designer
and manufacturer. The student acquires a
heightened awareness of the impact menswear
has always had on the entire fashion industry and
gain a strong understanding of quality. [Prereq:
CTE1600, CTE1841C]
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CTE2827 Merchandise Buying
This course provides a foundation for the study of
retail buying. Theories are analyzed through the
study of merchandise classifications and the
calculation of open-to-buys. [Prereq: CTE2821]
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FD3140 Merchandise Marketing
This course is a study of marketing principles,
practices, and terminology as they apply to fashion
merchandise [Prereq: MAR3414C]
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CTE2821 Merchandise Mathematics
A survey of quantitative skills necessary for
merchandise planning in the wholesale and retail
business environment. [Prereq: MGF1115 or
MAD1105 or MT1105]
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IT2714 Model Shop
This course focuses on the execution of finished,
painted, and detailed models from original ideas
developed in Intermediate Product Design.
Finished scale models are made from wood,
plastic, plexiglass, and hard foam. [Prereq: IT1213]
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ART2624C Modeling and Animating
This course explores the various techniques used to
create animation in a 3D environment. Focus is
placed on creating animated logo designs for use in
broadcast and corporate presentation venues. The
course also explores various methods of
compositing and compositing concepts to enhance
and expand productivity. Specific animation features
and functions of the given software is discussed and
applied to the production of short 3D animation
projects. Emphasis is placed on the ability to
breakdown a scene into various layers and integrate
those layers into a completed, seamless product.
[Prereq: ART2623C]
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GX3500 Modeling with Subdivision Surfaces
This course exposes students to alternative
methods used in creating 3D elements. The course
represents an overview of modeling techniques with
an emphasis on modeling with subdivision surfaces
[Prereq: GX3875 or CA3995]
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IT1213 Modelmaking
The principles of modelmaking are introduced
using paperboard, wood, plastic metal, and other
media. Students become familiar with a variety of
current tools and techniques. [Prereq: IT1118]
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WOH2022 Modern & Post-Modern Civilizations
Students explore the Reformation through Post-
Modern eras from the African, Asian, European,
Latin American, and Anglo-American perspectives.
Students examine such issues as ethnicity, gender,
work and social order, spirituality, religion and the
state, scientific and technological invention, along
with various art forms from each civilization.
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IND2162 Modern Decorative Arts
This course offers a continuing study of the
evolution of decorative arts from 1830 to the
present day.
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FX3500 Motion Graphics:
Advanced Compositing
This course exposes students to more advanced
compositing techniques. The course reinforces
compositing concepts, techniques, and vocabulary
that were learned in previous courses. The course
focuses on group-oriented projects. Each student
has a vital role in producing a group project
involving animation, live-action video, editing, and
compositing for a final portfolio piece. [Prereq:
FX3300]
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MM3000 Multimedia and Web Honors
This course provides students with GPA’s of 3.5 or
above the unique opportunity to work with not-forprofit
clients in a real world environment. The
students is expected to work with the client to
design an Interactive Media design solution within
specified time and design constraints. The issues
of client interviews, project requirements, design
development, navigation, usability, project
management and client relations are addressed.
[Prereq: Permission of the Program Chair or
Academic Advisor and 3.5 GPA]
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ART3632C Multimedia Digital Audio
In this course, students engage in planning,
recording, mixing, authoring and delivering digital
audio. The emphasis in this course is on teamwork
as well as personal accountability and
responsibility. Among the subjects covered are
audio for music production and sound design.
[Prereq: RTV1213C, DIG2500C]
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MM4500 Multimedia Production
and Design Group
This course is the application and implementation of
business, design and programming skills students
have acquired. Students work in production groups
to examine business problems and must determine
the source problem, ascertain a working solution
and implement a functional model complete with
proposals, design, technical and quality assurance
documentation. Design solutions appropriate to a
targeted market are emphasized. Critical analysis,
problem identification, and idea refinement are the
focus in producing a portfolio quality project.[Prereq: CAP4970C, MM4800, MM4035]
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RTV1809C Music Promotion
(offered summer and winter quarters)
The principles of good salesmanship are applied
to the techniques used to develop and promote a
hit record. Knowledge of factors that influence
sales success is examined. Each student acts as a
music promoter to develop sales ability.
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