CTE3464 Tariff, Trade, and Resourcing
Students examine basic policies of import/export
trade regulations, tariff laws and the enforcement
of quotas. Current world trade disputes and U.S.
import/export policies are studied from the
perspective of the manufacturer and retailer.
[Prereq: ECO2015, MAR3156]
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SPC1016 Team Effectiveness
Students learn the required communication skills for
effective discussion to achieve positive outcomes
within formal and informal groups. This course
focuses on problem solving, decision making,
leadership, and interpersonal communication within
small groups.
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FIL4263C Team Media Production
Students work in teams to plan, design, develop,
and execute a media production project. Guided by
an instructor, students set up realistic production
goals and work toward full achievement of muliticamera
and multi-source productions. The course
emphasizes live production techniques. [Prereq:
RTV3262C]
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CTE4746C Technical Design
This course focuses on the principles of grading
patterns to achieve size variations. Students
develop a grade table based on specifications and
practice their application to different size scale
categories. Both manual and computer techniques
are used. [Prereq: CTE4811]
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CTE1730C Technical Drawing for Fashion
This course covers manual, mechanical, and
technical sketching with an emphasis on flat
garment drawing for specification sheets. [Prereq:
CTE1311C, CTE1732C]
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RTV2300C Television Journalism (Offered
Summer and Winter Quarters)
This course emphasizes basic TV reporting. The
student learns journalism in the day-to-day
operation of a TV news department, ranging from
planning stories, wardrobe, vocal techniques, and
story presentation. Assignments focus on basic
news coverage and reporting skills and on
producing and presenting information in an
unbiased way. [Prereq: RTV1308C]
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RTV2248C Television Studio Production
The study of video production in the studio takes
previously learned skills and applies them in a
controlled environment. All of the technical and
visual skills are now developed in an area where it
is possible to control the shooting arena. This
course focuses on the theoretical as well as
technical aspects of news or magazine format
television production. [Prereq: RTV1241C]
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CTE2465C Textile and Apparel Design
This course focuses on the identification of laws
and regulations that apply to the textile and
apparel industry. Students identify general
international and trade practices with a
concentration on researching and sourcing textile
manufacturers and mills in a global market relevant
to product development. [Prereq: CTE2778C,
CTE1760C, CTE1400C]
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FD2460 Textile Design & Sourcing
Students explore basic techniques in the textile
design process. Topics include investigation of
numerous sourcing methods, including traditional
research as well as online resources; developing
single and repeat motifs for production printing;
and a study of the features and benefits of
proprietary and off-the-shelf printing processes
and color matching. students develop a complete
digital textile presentation. [Prereq: CTE2778C,
CTE1760C, CTE1400C]
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CTE3412C Textile Surface Design
This course explores textile design as related to
the garment, textile, and home furnishing industry.
In this laboratory course, students develop and
implement designs using a variety of dyeing and
painting techniques. [Prereq: CTE2893C]
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IND1426C Textiles
This course familiarizes students with soft materials
used in interiors, including: upholstery, carpeting,
window treatments, sources, and proper application
of these materials from a technical as well as
aesthetic approach. The study of texture, fibers,
yarns, design, and finishes is also covered.
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GX3000 Texturing/Lighting for Gaming
This course develops and refines competencies in
texture mapping and lighting techniques used in
making video games. Focus is placed on the
correlation between reality and computer rendition,
stressing the disparity between real light and the
technical facsimile of artificial lighting to set moods
and atmosphere. The student is also exposed to the
limitations of lighting for video games and
alternative techniques used to compensate for these
limitations. [Prereq: GX2600]
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GX2400 Texturing for Games
In this course students develop and refine
competencies in texture creation techniques specific
to gaming applications. Focus is placed on the
correlation between reality and computer rendition,
stressing the disparity between real texture and
facsimile of artificial texture to set mood. [Prereq:
GRA1106C or FX1200]
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PGY2321 The Business of Photography
In this course students study the basic concepts
and principles of running a photographic-related
business. Emphasis is placed on legal and pricing
aspects that are peculiar to the photographic
industry.
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DM4300 The Craft and Business of Directing
This course introduces students to the craft and
business of directing. Students develop a director's
demo reel; learn how to make bids for jobs, make
business contacts, and devise a business plan for
one of their projects. The class takes field trips to
production houses and learn all aspects of
directing and producing.
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CU3023 The Scientific Basis
for Food Preparation
Students are introduced to selected areas of food
science relevant to the food professional. They
learn basic chemical, biological, and physical
principles underlying processes involved in food
preparation, presentation, and appreciation. They
also acquire the vocabulary and terminology
required for the comprehension of the principles
involved.
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LIT1020C The Short Story
Students examine the elements of fiction, focusing
on the short story. Students are introduced to
structural components of the short story including
plot, setting, characterization, symbols, point of
view, and theme. This is a continuation of the
development of the student’s writing skills and
research methods. Students are required to write
approximately 2,000 words for the quarter. [Prereq:
ENC1101]
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THE2000 Theater Appreciation
This course introduces students to the historical and
technical components of the performing arts.
Students examine the elements critical to an
effective production and the aesthetics, background,
and origins of those elements.
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IND4970C Thesis Design
Students select, research, and develop their thesis
project. The project allows students to use all
previously acquired skills to fully express
themselves both verbally and graphically. [Prereq:
IND4230C, IND4457C]
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IND4972C Thesis Design/Development
Students continue and complete the development of
their selected thesis project. [Prereq: IND4970C,
IND4974C]
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IND4974C Thesis/Working Drawings
Students select their major project in either
residential or nonresidential design. A
comprehensive set of construction documents are
developed for the selected building type. [Prereq:
IND4230C, IND4457C]
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IND4975C Thesis /Working Drawings Development
This course develops and completes
Thesis/Working Drawings. [Prereq: IND4974C]
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FX3100 Three-Dimensional Effects
This course focuses on creating digital effects for TV
and film. Topics covered are modeling, lighting,
texturing, dynamics, particles and particle systems.
[Prereq: ART2626C]
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ENC1145 Topics for Composition
This course further develops the student’s
expository and argumentative writing skills.
Students are required to think creatively and
critically about a specific topic selected by the
instructor and then incorporate such ideas into
various writing assignments. Students write 4,000
words. [Prereq: ENC1101]
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IND3225C Traditional Design
This course is an in-depth study of a traditional
period and the socioeconomic influences that gave
rise to the style, proportions, details, colors, and
materials that make it recognizable and distinct. This
study incorporates a rendered project. [Prereq:
IND2017C, IND2453C, IND2102, IND2162]
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IL4253 Traditional Illustration Studio
Through the use of traditional media, students
produce industry quality illustrations. Students also
develop an individual illustration style through the
use of studio set-ups, photography and model
sessions. [Prereq: IL3200 & IL3324]
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CTE1600 Trends & Concepts
in Apparel Marketing
This course offers a comprehensive study of trend
forecasting, demographics and social issues that
affect fashion and related industries. Students
analyze the importance of clothing with an
emphasis on the twentieth century. [Prereq:
MKA1402, PSY2012]
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GRA1853C Typography
The focus of this course is the application of
historical and digitally current trends in typography
within the context of symbolic communication. The
use of type in relation to graphic design elements is
explored. [Coreq: GRA1852C, Prereq: FX1100 or
GRA1120C or GRA2130C]
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