Photography Courses

PHO211 Photography I

[2–3, 3 cr.]

This course is an introduction to basic photographic methods, including applied study in pictorial composition and darkroom procedures in relation to advertising.

PHO212 Photography II

[2–3, 3 cr.]

This course examines the use of still photography as a means of documenting contemporary society, the application of the medium to visual analysis, and the presentation of society.

Prerequisite: PHO211 Photography I

PHO221 Digital Photography I

[2–2, 3 cr.]

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to digital photography, including the main components of the digital camera and their functions as well as the creative potential of digital printing techniques. Exploring photography from a digital perspective, students are initiated into an understanding of digital image workflow, from composition to light and graphics, scanning, output, digital manipulation, and printing. Using specific digital software, the course covers the basics of digital photography as well as the control over image manipulation techniques.

PHO222 Digital Photography II

[2–2, 3 cr.]

The course continues to examine the basic physics of light and color using digital cameras and their components. Also included are the investigation of digital images and their characteristics as well as the handling of digital pictures files in print and electronic forms.

Prerequisite: PHO211 Photography I