2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

PAINTING ILLUSTRATION
Recommended Program of Studies Leading to the Certificate of Specialization
The Painting Illustration Specialization Program is an occupational program in which the
students explore the basic techniques, principles, problems, and theories of art as they relate
to the world of illustration. The student will be able to interpret a wide range of topics and be
able to render a variety of subjects in a variety of medias. Students completing may find
employment as an editorial illustrator, freelance illustrator, as well as a gallery painter.
First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.
ENG 101 - English Composition 3 CAR 120 - Drawing II 3
CAR 119 - Drawing I 3 CAR 133 - Life Drawing II 3
CAR 132 - Life Drawing I 3 CAR 129 - Color and Design I 3
CAR 243 - Materials and Techniques 3 CAR 220 - Basic Photography 3
Painting Elective 3 Painting Elective 3
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PASTRY ARTS
Recommended Program of Studies Leading to the Certificate of Specialization
The Pastry Arts Certificate Program prepares the student for assistant positions in the
baking or hospitality industry. The program develops the basic skills necessary for entry into
the job market. This course would focus around yeast breads, quick breads, basic cake decoration,
bakery sanitation and basic equipment usage. Future jobs would include entry level,
baker’s helper jobs, assistant pastry cook, and assistant pastry chef.
First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.
ENG 101 - English Composition 3 PAS 102 - The Art of Pastry 4
PAS 101 - Introduction to Pastry Arts/Breads 4 PAS 103 - Cakes & Basic Cake Decoration 4
CUL 108 - Food Sanitation & Safety 3 HRM 122 - Food Purchasing 3
HRM 109 - Nutrition & Menu Planning 3 CIS 106 - Computers for the Industry 3
PAS 104 - Plated Desserts, Creams, CUL 102 - Pantry & Cold Food Production 4
Puddings, Sauces 4 18
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Recommended Program of Studies Leading to the Certificate of Specialization
The Photography Specialization Program is an occupational program that prepares the
student to become a portrait photographer, freelance photographer, and staff photographer
for large institutions, wedding photographer, photojournalist, and advertising photographer
or studio owner. This program provides the technical training, aesthetic encouragement, and
business practices necessary to begin and/or further the student’s photographic career.
First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.
ENG 101 - English Composition 3 CAR 272 - Photo Studio & Lab II 3
CAR 119 - Drawing I 3 CAR 268 - Nature Photography 3
CAR 220 - Basic Photography 3 CAR 260 - Color Photography 3
CAR 264 - Photo Light & Composition 3 CAR 240 - Advanced Black & White
CAR 271 - Photo Studio Lab I 3 Photography 3
15 Photo-related Elective 3
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