Catalog - Virginia Intermont College
Catalog - Virginia Intermont College
Catalog - Virginia Intermont College
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Programs of Study 237<br />
Photo 307 Junior Seminar 1<br />
* Photo 318 Color Photo I 3<br />
* Photo 337 Digital Imaging I 3<br />
Photo 338 Digital Imaging II 3<br />
TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 22<br />
Photography and Digital Imaging Courses<br />
100-INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR NON MAJOR. Introduction<br />
to digital photography as a means of visual expression for non-photo majors.<br />
Students will learn to better utilize the settings and features of their camera,<br />
understand the basics of digital photography and learn to think and express<br />
themselves in visual terms using the photographic medium. Students will also<br />
be introduced to options available for printing, storing and organizing their<br />
photographs. Students must have an approved digital camera with selectable<br />
shooting modes, which may be either basic point-and-shoot or SLR.<br />
Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Offered as needed.<br />
102-INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. Introduction to digital<br />
photography as a means of visual expression for photography majors. Students<br />
will learn to utilize the settings and features of their camera, understand the<br />
basics of digital photography and learn to think and express themselves in visual<br />
terms using the photographic medium. Students will also be introduced to<br />
fundamental computer concepts, emphasizing hands-on use of the Macintosh<br />
personal computer as a tool for producing and organizing their photographic<br />
images. Students must have an approved digital SLR camera and an approved<br />
Macintosh laptop. One two-hour lecture/critique session and one two-hour lab<br />
a week.<br />
Credit, three semester hours. Offered fall semester.<br />
106-FRESHMAN SEMINAR. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. The purpose<br />
of this workshop is to introduce new Photography majors to the Photography and<br />
Digital Imaging major at <strong>Virginia</strong> <strong>Intermont</strong> <strong>College</strong> and to the SW <strong>Virginia</strong>/Upper<br />
East Tennessee natural landscape. Discussion topics will include career paths,<br />
major advising, lab policies and practices, and intranet and internet resources.<br />
Field trips will provide shooting opportunities for new students to work together<br />
on basic photography assignments and will include at least seven departmental<br />
events, exhibitions and openings, and/or excursions to nature areas with potential<br />
photographic significance.<br />
Credit, one semester hour. Offered fall semester.<br />
<strong>Virginia</strong> <strong>Intermont</strong> <strong>College</strong> 2012–2013 <strong>College</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong>
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