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278 Course Descriptions
PHOTOGRAPHY Courses
PGY 2401C Photography as Art Form: Basic Camera
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Basic theory and practice of black and white photography as
an art form. Emphasis on understanding the technical aspects
of the camera and exploring its potential as an artistic tool. The
development of basic techniques and aesthetic concerns in
relation to the photographic image. Includes basic darkroom
experience. Invites all students. Material and supply fee will be
assessed
PGY 3420C Photo Art II
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Prerequisite: PGY 2401C
Development of advanced techniques and concerns in relation
to the black and white photographic image. Emphasis on
exploration as a means of creative artistic expression. Material
and supply fee will be assessed
PGY 3500C Photographic Imaging as an Art Form
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Prerequisite: ART 2201C
Theory and practice of black and white photography as an
art form. Emphasis on understanding the technical aspects of
the camera and exploring its potential as an artistic tool. The
development of techniques, aesthetic concerns, and teaching
methodology in relation to the photographic image. Includes
darkroom lab experience. For art education students. Material
and supply fee will be assessed
PGY 4104C Creative Darkroom
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Prerequisite: PGY 2401C
In-depth exploration of the use of darkroom techniques,
procedures, and manipulations as an artistic means to the
development of advanced techniques and aesthetic concerns in
relation to the altered photographic image. Material and supply
fee will be assessed
PGY 4823 Advanced Digital Photography
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Prerequisite: ART 2600C, ART 3660C
An advanced class in image manipulation with emphasis
on Adobe Photoshop, use of the film recorder, darkroom
techniques, and photo history and theory. Designed for artists
who are interested in learning how to manipulate photographic
and computer created images into finished photographs.
Manipulating images and controlling equipment and images,
working between the darkroom and the computer, and
integrating traditional photographic processes with experimental
processes are included. Material and Supply fee will be
assessed
PGY 4940C Photography: Personal Directions
3 sh (may be repeated for up to 9.0 sh of credit)
Prerequisite: PGY 2401C
Fosters the development of personal expression within the
framework of black-and-white photography as an art form.
Covers advanced camera and darkroom techniques, as
appropriate to the individual’s direction. Material and Supply fee
will be assessed
PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES:
OBJECT CENTERED, LAND Courses
PEL 1341 Beginning Tennis
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Designed to introduce students to basic tennis strokes; rules;
etiquette; terminology; basic tactics; strategy; and equipment
PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES:
OBJECT CENTERED, LAND Courses
PEO 2031 Analysis of Individual Sports
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Practicum in analytical techniques of skills involved in individual
sports. Emphasis is on analysis, instructional design, and
application of skills in a teaching situation
PEO 3001 Sports Officiating
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Provides students insight into and experiences related to the
world and profession of sports officiating. Principles, practices,
responsibilities, techniques, and methods employed in sports
officiating will be presented. Opportunities for employment in
sports officiating will be discussed. Students will be required to
observe officiating techniques and will be assigned officiating
responsibilities in local sports programs
PEO 3008 Sports Officiating II
3 sh (may not be repeated for credit)
Prerequisite: PEO 3001
Provides students an advanced look into sports and experiences
related to the world and profession of sports officiating.
Advanced principles, practices, responsibilities, techniques,
and methods employed in sports officiating will be presented.
Opportunities for employment in sports officiating will be
discussed. Students will be required to observe officiating
techniques and will be assigned officiating responsibilities in
local sports programs. Credit may not be received in both PEO
3008 and PEO 3004