This course is a continuation into the study of,casting practices with an emphasis on,experimental,techniques. Topics include mold-making, bi-metal,casting and stone-in-place casting.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DME 245
Category: Undergraduate Courses
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DPH-151 DARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY I
This course introduces students to the exciting,world of the darkroom and emphasizes creative,expression through black-and-white photography.,Students are taught a beginning understanding of,manual camera techniques and settings,,composition, and darkroom skills. Attention on the,interrelationship of subject, technique, and,intent is stressed while learning how to process,and print 35mm film.
Credits: 3
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DPH-155 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS I
Students develop an understanding of introductory,digital photography as created through digital,cameras and relevant digital softwares. The,digital camera and its technical functionality is,taught as a tool for creativity, while best,practices in contemporary software is explored as,a means to organize digital workflow and,compliment digital images made in camera, as well,as compositing techniques for more complicated,imagery.
Credits: 3
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DPH-209 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS II
This course explores more advanced digital,workflows, from image-capture systems and pixel,manipulation software to professional image,delivery formats. Expressive possibilities of,digital photo-manipulation are emphasized, with,attention on both technical competency and,creative problem-solving. In addition, there is an,examination of the attributes and ethical,application of AI tools relating to image,generation and manipulation.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DPH-155
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DPH-210 PHOTOGRAPHIC CONCEPTS
This course introduces long-form image-making,strategies and concepts that derive from a,perspective of critical observation and research.,It is designed to develop students’ language,around images, deepening their understanding of,issues and ideas surrounding photography in both,contemporary and historical contexts. Research is ,supported through critical readings and field,trips to further students’ understanding of their,visual voice and creative goals.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DPH 155
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DPH-211 LIGHTING I
This course addresses the fundamentals of,photography within a controlled lighting context,including aesthetic, technical, and creative,problem-solving strategies. Students gain,practical, hands-on experience through studying,the history of applied and fine art photography,,lectures, demonstrations, assignments, and,critiques.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DPH 155
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DPH-214 COLOR & OUTPUT
This course introduces students to theories of,color from historical applications to contemporary,photography, and its practical and creative,applications. Through readings, lectures, and,discussions the history of color theory and color,photography are addressed, including subjective,color, bias, and equity in image-making.,Assignments emphasize principles of color theory,through digital input, color balance and,correction, creative color, and effective digital,printing.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DPH 151,DPH-155