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GRA2761C Background Layout & Design
In this course on proper layout, students explore
composition, perspective, and staging. Through
tonal studies, students also learn how color plays an
important role in setting a particular mood in an
animated scene. [Prereq: ART1300C, ART2205C]
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CU1001A, B, C Basic Culinary Skills
Courses cover fundamental concepts, skills, and
techniques involved in basic cookery. Special
emphasis is given to the study of ingredients, and
the preparation of stocks, broths, glazes, soups,
thickening agents, the grand sauces, and emulsion
sauces. Lectures and demonstration teach
organization skills in the kitchen, work
coordination, and knife skills. The basics of
vegetable, starch, meat, fish, and poultry cookery
are covered. Emphasis is given to basic cooking
techniques such as sautéing, roasting, poaching,
braising, and frying. Students must successfully
pass a practical cooking examination covering a
variety of cooking techniques. Students also learn
to identify and prepare salads, dressings, and
other cold food.
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IND1405C Basic Drafting
This course offers advanced methods of graphic
communication, introducing concepts of
orthographic projections [multi-view drawings] as a
means to reproduce 3D spaces on paper. [Prereq:
IND1400C]
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CGS2800C Basic Web Design
Students acquire the skills needed to develop,
design, and produce basic web pages, including
conceptualization and design of a simple web site.
HTML is studied as the basis for all web page
layout, design and delivery. Additionally, the course
examines the use of protocols over the Internet,
web browser functionalities, file transfer utilities and
domain name services. Students also begin the
design documentation process. [Prereq: CS1010]
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EAP0160 Beginning Grammar
This course introduces the non-native
speaker/student to basic grammatical concepts
such as parts of speech, idiomatic expressions and
vocabulary of standard American English. Students
must earn a “C” or higher to exit this class. [Coreq:
EAP0182]
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RTV1212C Beginning Radio Programming
This course introduces the student to radio
programming and announcing techniques and
equipment operation. Instruction begins in reading
accuracy, diction, voice development, and
interpretive reading. Students perform as music
show hosts, commercial readers, and newscasters
in the studio in actual on-air program formats.
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EAP0182 Beginning Reading and Writing
This course exposes the non-native speaker/student
to basic writing, reading and reading
comprehension skills in standard American English.
Students develop their vocabulary and learn
semantic devices to determine the meanings of
words. Students must earn a “C” or higher to exit
this class. [Coreq: EAP0160]
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SC3130 Botany: The Secret Life of Plants
Students are introduced to the plant kingdom.
Students explore the diversity of plant organisms by
examining plant cells, tissues, organs, their growth
habitat, and fundamental concepts and processes
of plants. Through the study of plants, students gain
an understanding of and appreciation for the human
and ecological relevance of the plant kingdom.
[Prereq: BSC1001C or ISC1004C]
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MAR4800C Brand Marketing & Strategy
This advanced course focuses on the essential
concepts, skills, and strategies of brand marketing.
Emphasis is placed on understanding consumer
needs and motivations in a changing marketplace
to support sales, increase brand recall,
recognition, awareness and repositioning. In
addition, the factors that make a brand successful,
such as price pressure, fragmented markets and
media and proliferating competition, are discussed.
[Prereq: MAR1010]
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FX3980 Broadcast Graphics 1:
Animated Text and Logo Design
This course provides an overview of the working
aspects of the broadcast industry and how
broadcast integrates animation. Topics include
production needs, equipment, and computer
graphics and how they are used in a variety of
broadcast content. Students create animation
sequences for news, industrial, educational
/informational, and training programs including
station ID, opening sequences, titling, and slates.
[Prereq: FIL2298C or DIG2201C & GRA1762C or
PGY1892C]
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FX3990 Broadcast Graphics 2: Compositing
This course exposes students to the disciplines
used in finalizing a video or animation project using
compositing software. The course reinforces
compositing concepts, techniques, and vocabulary
that were learned in previous courses and
introduces more sophisticated tools and techniques.
Each student produces a final edited project using
these skills. [Prereq: FX3980]
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RTV1004 Broadcast Industry Orientation
This course introduces the student to the typical
radio/television station, Federal Communications
Commission rules, broadcast associations, wire
services, the Emergency Alert System, ratings
diaries, and voice and speech development.
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RTV2205C Broadcast Media Production
Students become responsible for every phase of a
magazine format production, culminating in a
broadcast to the community through cable access,
closed-circuit, or other distribution avenues. Each
student assumes a role on the production team in
the pre-production, production, and post-production
phases of the show. [Prereq: RTV2248C]
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RTV2970C Broadcast Portfolio Production
The student creates an audio or video audition tape
for job-placement purposes. [Prereq: RTV2249C]
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RTV1216C Broadcast Production Techniques
Students gain a basic understanding of
microphones, consoles, time-based effects,
frequency-based effects, tape machines, and
digital audio editing while incorporating vocal
technique. Laboratory and hands-on projects are
used to reinforce theory. [Prereq: RTV1213C]
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GEB2216C Business Communications
This course addresses the need to communicate
in writing on the job. A variety of materials must
be written for a business: memos, letters,
proposals, and presentations. Students identify the
requirements of different types of writing and
prepare material to communicate clearly and
effectively. [Prereq: ENC1101]
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BUL3130 Business Law
This course includes issues such as contracts,
torts, legal/political/economic aspects of ethics and
the law, U.C.C., antitrust law, employment law,
administrative law, securities law, and international
business law topics. [Prereq: MAN2024]
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MAN3143 Business Management - Leadership
A study of human resources management from the
perspective of influencing and motivating others.
[Prereq: MAN2024]
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IND2503C Business Principles
This course introduces business practices and
procedures in the field of interior design and the
necessary forms used in their implementation.
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