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sussex.edu • 973.300.2207PERA103ACTING II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a continuation of Acting I with an emphasison theory and practice, including class and publicperformance. This course requires student collaborationand attendance at professional theater productions at anadditional cost to the student.Prerequisite: PERA101PERA106ADVANCED ACTING I (3 Cr) (3:0)This is a course that offers an in depth study of characterportrayal and scene development with a focus on improvingthe skills required to perform a role from a script or fromimprovisation. This course requires student collaborationand attendance at professional theater productions at anadditional cost to the student.Prerequisite: PERA103PERA107ADVANCED ACTING II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a continuation of Advanced Acting I with anemphasis on theory and practice, including class and publicperformance. This course requires student collaboration andattendance at professional theater productions at anadditional cost to the student.Prerequisite: PERA103 or other acting class experiencePERA110THEATER WORKSHOP I (3 Cr) (1:6)This course is a practical study of theatrical productionby intensive script study and supervised technical projectswhich culminate in performances for live audiences.Students work as cast or production staff and receiveperiodic evaluation. This course requires studentcollaboration and attendance at professional theaterproductions at an additional cost to the student.PERA111THEATER WORKSHOP II (3 Cr) (1:6)This course is a continuation of Theater Workshop I withemphasis on study of theatrical production by intensivescript study and supervised technical projects whichculminate in performances for live audiences. Studentswork as cast or production staff and receive periodicevaluation. This course requires student collaborationand attendance at professional theater productions atan additional cost to the student.Prerequisite: PERA110PERA120PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCTION I (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is a hands-on experience for those accepted forthe College’s theatre productions, either as a performer orproduction support personnel. The course content includes,but is not limited to: acting, stage designing, lighting, sound,costumes, makeup, stage management, assistant directing,and understudying.Prerequisite: permission of InstructorPERA121PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCTION II ( 3 Cr) (2:2)This course is a continuation of Performance andProduction II.Prerequisite: PERA120 and permission of InstructorPERA208/ENGL208HISTORY OF THE THEATER I (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a survey of dramatic literature and theatricalhistory from ancient times through the Renaissance.Students will be introduced to all areas of the theaterincluding: acting, directing, design, and theater architecture.Prerequisite: ENGL101PERA209/ENGL209HISTORY OF THE THEATER II (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is a survey of dramatic literature and theatricalhistory from the Renaissance through modern times.Students will be introduced to all areas of the theaterincluding: acting, directing, design, and theater architecture.Prerequisite: ENGL101PERA220PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCTION III (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is a continuation of Performance andProduction II.Prerequisite: permission of InstructorPERA221PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCTION IV (3 Cr) (2:2)This course is a continuation of Performance andProduction III.Prerequisite: permission of InstructorPERA250SPECIAL TOPICS IN PERFORMING ARTSThis course focuses on special topics in Performing Arts.Since the topics may change each time the course isoffered, students should consult the course-offeringschedule each semester.PHILOSOPHYPHIL110PHILOSOPHY AND THE MEANING OF LIFE(3 Cr) (3:0)This course is an introduction to philosophical analysisthrough an examination of the recurring issue of philosophyand the meaning of life. Topics of discussion will include:nature and methodology of philosophy, reality, existence ofGod, human freedom, and the value of existence.PHIL201COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS (3 Cr) (3:0)This course introduces students to religions of the worldand fosters mutual respect and interreligious understanding.Topics include Buddhism (including Zen), Christianity,Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Shintoism and Taoism.COURSE DESCRIPTIONS • 7121
Sussex County Community College Catalog 2010–2012COURSE DESCRIPTIONS • 7COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 7PHIL203HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY (3 Cr) (3:0)Introduction to modem philosophy from the Renaissance topresent. Study of ideas of Descarte, Spinoza, Leibinita;empiricism of Locke, Berkeley, Hume; idealism of Kart,Hegel and others.PHIL205CONTEMPORARY ETHICAL ISSUES (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is an introduction to the study of moraltheories and their justification, including an examinationof contemporary moral concerns as test cases.PHIL250SPECIAL TOPICS IN PHILOSOPHYThis course focuses on selected topics in Philosophy.Since topics may change each time the course is offered,students should consult the course-offering scheduleeach semester.PHOTOGRAPHYPHOT110PHOTOGRAPHY I (3 Cr) (2:2) + Studio 1 hr.This art course is designed for the beginning student ofblack and white photography. Students are introducedto the basic technical skills of operating a 35mm camera,recording images on film, and using a darkroom to createphotographic prints. Critiques, reference to digitaltechnologies, to important photographers, and trips tomuseums and galleries guide students in understandingthe aesthetic implications of their technical decisions inthis medium. Students must provide a 35-mm camerawith manual settings and additional materials.Lab Fee RequiredPHOT112PHOTOGRAPHY II (3 Cr) (2:2) + Studio 1 hr.This course will present advanced camera handling,darkroom and presentation methods. Students will applythese techniques to a single thematic project throughout thesemester, developing a body of work related by content aswell as style.Prerequisite: PHOT110Lab Fee RequiredPHOT120HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY (3 Cr) (3:0)This course is an historical survey of fine art photographyfrom the camera obscura to 21st century digital techniques.The course will emphasize the aesthetics, applications, andsocial impact of photography on our culture; this course willinclude the relationship of photography to other visual artforms.PHOT130INTRODUCTION TO COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY(3 Cr) (2:2) + 1 Studio hr.This course explores the fundamental theory and practicesof color photography. The student learns exposuredevelopment, color, and digital printing. Assignmentsand critiques are directed toward solving technical andaesthetic problems.Prerequisite: PHOT112Lab Fee RequiredPHOT135ALTERNATIVE PROCESSES IN PHOTOGRAPHY(3 Cr) (2:2) + 1 Studio hr.This course introduces the artist to hand coatedphotographic processes that include cyanotype, gumbichromate, platinum/palladium, vandyke and albumenprinting. The fundamental theory and practices of colorphotography will also be discussed. Methods for theproduction of enlarged duplicate negatives will be covered.Prerequisite: PHOT110Lab Fee RequiredPHOT140DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (3 Cr) (2:2) ) + 1 Studio hr.The course emphasizes the aesthetics of photography. Itwas designed for Photography Option students to extendtheir aesthetic choices outside of the traditional darkroom.It introduces students to digital photographic processes afterthey have learned the basics of fine art, black and whitephotography. It emphasizes the essential principles and toolsof digital photography as it relates to the Fine Art Program.Students are taught how to manipulate photographic printsand how digital photography can improve traditional picturetaking in conjunction with fine art photography.Prerequisite: PHOT110 or permission of InstructorLab Fee RequiredPHOT201ADVANCED STILL PHOTOGRAPHY(3 Cr) (2:2) + 1 Studio hr.In this course, students produce a portfolio of photographsusing the traditional photographic studio, employingtechniques involving essentials such as lighting, use oftripods, the still life genre, and life study compositions.Prerequisite: ARTA101, PHOT112Lab Fee RequiredPHOT202DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY(3 Cr) (2:2) + 1 Studio hr.This studio course will explore the vanguard of photographytoday; Documentary Photography. Considered by the artworldas “the new function” of photography, DocumentaryPhotography is an application of direct and realistic workdedicated to the profound and sober chronicling of theexternal world. The course will investigate the history ofdocumentary photography, including among many others,work by Lewis Hine, Paul Strand, and Charles Sheeler,and address the applications of documentary photographyin the contemporary world. It will explore the theoreticalquestions; “photography: reality vs. the lie”, in a spirit ofnew realism and contemporary art and will require studentsto demonstrate the technical skills necessary to complete122
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