Author: Tanecia Nunlee

PCS-105 WHEEL THROWING,+

Learn to use the potter’s wheel as an expressive,tool! Traditional techniques and forms are,covered, such as teapots, plates, bowls and,covered containers. The aim is for students to,find their individual expression within the,context of tradition.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

PCS-106 INTRO TO FILMMAKING

This course focuses on the fundamentals of visual,,storytelling by engaging students in a series of,,individual and collaborative exercises designed,to, develop an understanding of the camera,,lenses,, and,lights, non-linear editing techniques, and a,,basic understanding of sound in relation to,image., Students,make three short films exploring fiction,,,non-fiction and experimental forms. Selected film,,and video,works are analyzed throughout the, semester with,the aim of a critical awareness of, theory and,practice.,This is the equivalent class to FLM-106

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

PCS-108 ART OF ARGUMENTATION

This course challenges students to read and,assess a variety of written and visual texts and,then respond in a college-level essay,incorporating carefully crafted research and,argumentation. The course stresses important,academic skills including essay planning and,organization, researching and citing sources in,the MLA (Modern Language Association) style,,composing introductions and conclusions,,revising, and presenting before a group. ,Placement is through ACT or SAT score, English,Placement Exercise or the successful completion,of DEN 107 or ELS 107. One must pass DEN 108 with,a grade of “C” (2.00) or higher.

Credits: 3

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