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2018 - 2019 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

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AT 215 - Digital Photography


Credits: (4 credits)

This course uses both theory and practice to explain how digital images are created. Students will learn basic photographic composition, digital darkroom and printing skills. In addition students learn how the design of pictorial form influences and determines the content of an image. Students must have acccess to a digital camera of three mega pixels or greater.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Develop into a cohesive learning community through discussions concerning issues in art and critical art theory;
  2. Provide constructive criticism and evaluation of work with their classmates;
  3. Acquire the skills necessary to use creativity and expression as a way to convey meaning and social awareness;
  4. Share his or her work and learning with the community when possible;
  5. Learn from and participate in the art communities located in Maine, through interviews, lectures and by viewing art in the area;
  6. Analyze the dynamic aspects of art and recognize how understanding art can help enrich life and human welfare;
  7. Broaden understanding of the world through the many art forms;
  8. Recognize the function of art in Catholic and other religious traditions and as an important piece to ethical and spiritual development.




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