Photography

Program #102031

Associate Degree of Applied Arts

The Photography Program is designed to equip the graduate with a solid foundation in both digital and silver-based film photography. Graduates may find jobs as assistants in commercial and portrait studios, as technicians or digital imaging specialists in professional photo imaging labs, as staff members in corporate or government photo departments, or as members of film or television production crews. Desirable aptitudes and interests include the ability to pre-visualize subject matter, describe visuals in written scripts, engage in effective problem solving and work well under deadlines. Previous courses in art, photography, chemistry, algebra, physics, keyboarding or computer skills may be helpful. Students should be proficient in written and oral communication having attained B grades in previous English courses.

Classes in Photography

last updated: 07:03:56 AM Nov 21 2008

Following is a list of potential classes in the Photography program. A list of program and graduation requirements (PDF) is available on the Photography information page.

• Catalog # Class name
 
• 10203126 Adv. Digital Studio Portrait
   
• 10206117 Audiovisual Techniques 1
   
• 10203125 Business Of Photography
   
• 10203141 Color Photography 1
   
• 10203142 Color Photography 2
   
• 10203121 Commercial Photography 1
   
• 10809197 Contemporary American Society
   
• 10206134 Electronic Imaging
   
• 10804106 Intro to College Math
   
• 10206109 Intro to Electronic Design
   
• 10203120 Lighting Technique
   
• 10801196 Oral/Interpersonal Comm
   
• 10203105 Photo Composition
   
• 10203176 Photographic Communication
   
• 10203173 Photojournalism
   
• 10203185 Portfolio Preparation
   
• 10203124 Portrait Photography
   
• 10809199 Psychology Of Human Relations
   
• 10203107 Studio Photography 1
   
• 10203108 Studio Photography 2
   
• 10203109 Studio Photography 3
   
• 10206130 Video Production
   
• 10801195 Written Communication