College of Marin
Spring 2008 Schedule of Classes
ART
Directed study courses are offered at the KTD/IVC campuses.
ART 102 3.0 units
History of European Art
This course surveys the visual creations of a variety of European cultures
from 1100 to the mid-nineteenth century. Emphasis will be placed on
enhancing the student's ability to observe and describe visual works, and
to understand them in their social and historical context. ($2 material
fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1530 Loft D
N TTh 11:10-12:30pm, KTD/FA120
1531 Loft D
R MW 11:10-12:30pm, KTD/FA120
ART 103 3.0 units
History of Modern Art
This course is a survey of art and visual culture from the mid-nineteenth
century to the present. (For focus on recent art, see ART 105.) Emphasis
will be placed on enhancing the student's ability to observe and describe
visual works, and to understand them in their social and historical
context. ($2 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1532 Loft D
C MW 12:40-2pm, KTD/FA120
1533 Loft D
H TTh 2:10-3:30pm, KTD/FA120
ART 104 3.0 units
History of Asian Art
This course is a comparative study of art and visual culture in the Far
East including India, China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. Visual
expression will be considered in relation to its social and religious
contexts. ($2 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
2473 Carpenter J
M 6:40-9:30pm, KTD/FA120
ART 106 3.0 units
History of Women Artists
This course introduces visual work by women of diverse ethnic and class
backgrounds. A variety of media will be covered, from past art history as
well as from contemporary art. Students will become aware of the social
circumstances in which the work was produced. The course will include
field trips. ($2 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1534 Loft D
G TTh 9:40-11am, KTD/FA120
ART 112 4.0 units
2-D Art Fundamentals
An introductory level studio course that encourages students to express
themselves by using and understanding the elements of 2-D art: line,
shape, texture, value, color, perspective and space. Principles of
composition such as balance, repetition, variation and proportion will be
explored using a wide variety of media that may include ink, pencil,
charcoal, painting, collage, printmaking, papier-mache, and found material
mixed media. This course is required for art majors and highly recommended
for all art students. ($10 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1535 Aten D
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA153
1536 Unterseher C
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA153
1537 Wagner K
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA153
5002 Sheehan K
H TTh 2:10-5pm, IVC/MW122
INTERIOR DESIGN I, II, IV
(ART 114, 115, 215)
ART 114, introduction to interior design, theory and practice;
contemporary architecture and furniture design, color theory and
application, construction methods, materials and terminology, introduction
to drafting practices. Discussion/lecture, slides, design materials and
projects, field trips, and guest lecturers. ART 115, period design in the
Western world from antiquity through the Victorian era.
Discussion/lecture, slides, visual projects, and field trips. ART 215, is
a seminar class format in commercial design for advanced students.
Creative projects include space planning, drafting, and architectural
lettering, color, furnishings/equipment selection, budget specifications
and presentation. Spring only. ($10 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU
ART 114 4.0 units
Interior Design I
1538 Ruder B, Aten D
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA151
ART 115 4.0 units
Interior Design II
1539 Ruder B, Aten D
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA151
ART 215 4.0 units
Interior Design IV
Prerequisite: PLEASE SEE CATALOG
1588 Ruder B, Aten D
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA151
JEWELRY DESIGN I, II, III, IV
(ART 116, 117, 216, 217)
ART 116 involves the design and creation of jewelry utilizing basic
construction and casting techniques. ART 117, advanced design and creation
of jewelry with emphasis on developing technical, functional, conceptual,
and aesthetic aspects of metal object designing. ART 216, advanced design
and creation of jewelry, exploring advanced forming techniques as well as
further developing conceptual and aesthetic ideas into metalwork. ART 217,
advanced proficiency with various types of construction skills and stone
setting skills. Concentration on individual projects that illustrate more
comprehensive aesthetic understanding. ($20 material fee) Transfer Credit:
CSU
ART 116 4.0 units
Jewelry Design I
1540 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA15
1541 Dagostino L
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA15
1542 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA15
ART 117 4.0 units
Jewelry Design II
Prerequisite: ART 116
1543 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA15
1544 Dagostino L
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA15
1545 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA15
ART 216 4.0 units
Jewelry Design III
Prerequisite: ART 117
1589 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA15
1590 Dagostino L
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA15
1591 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA15
ART 217 4.0 units
Jewelry Design IV
Prerequisite: ART 216
1592 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA15
1593 Dagostino L
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA15
1594 Chaille M, Widenhofer A
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA15
ART GALLERY DESIGN & MANAGEMENT I, II
(ART 118, 119)
ART 118, introductory class, selection of art works, publicity, design and
installation of exhibits at COM Kentfield Campus Fine Arts Gallery, field
trips to galleries, museums, and art studios in the Bay Area. ART 119,
advanced continuation of ART 118. This class will design exhibits, handle
publicity, construct props, and install exhibits. Meets 6 hours plus a 1-
hour lunch break. Transfer Credit: CSU
ART 118 4.0 units
Gallery Design and Management I
1546 Antonaccio A
J F 9:10-12noon, KTD/FA120
and F 1:10-4pm, KTD/Gallery
ART 119 4.0 units
Gallery Design and Management II
Prerequisite: ART 118
1547 Antonaccio A
J F 9:10-12noon, KTD/FA120
and F 1:10-4pm, KTD/Gallery
ART 130 4.0 units
Drawing and Composition I
The development of drawing skills, perspective, form and composition,
exploration of graphic materials; both traditional and experimental means
of expression will be examined. Required of all art majors. A
nonobligatory donation of $20 will be requested at the first meeting to
help pay model fees. ($10 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1548 Scott J, Unterseher C
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA201
1549 Fields C, Goldberg G
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA201
Note: Instructor changed from Fields C, Antonaccio A
to Fields C, Goldberg G
1550 Lefkowitz C, Sheehan K
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA201
ART 131 4.0 units
Drawing and Composition II
Prerequisite: ART 130
The development of drawing skills, perspective, form and composition,
exploration of graphic materials; both traditional and experimental means
of expression will be examined. ($10 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1551 Lazarre E
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA201
A nonobligatory donation of $20 will be requested at the first
meeting to help pay model fees.
LIFE DRAWING I, II, III, IV
(ART 134, 135, 234, 235)
ART 134-135, study of the anatomy, proportion and structure of the human
figure in various drawing media and techniques. ART 234-235, drawing from
undraped models stressing expressive qualities of figure, drawing
accurately, sensitively; various media. ($10 material fee) Transfer
Credit: CSU/UC
ART 134 4.0 units
Life Drawing I
Prerequisite: ART 130
1552 Bykle T, Pozo A
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA201
ART 135 4.0 units
Life Drawing II
Prerequisite: ART 134
1553 Bykle T, Pozo A
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA201
ART 234 4.0 units
Life Drawing III
Prerequisite: ART 135
1595 Bykle T, Pozo A
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA201
ART 235 4.0 units
Life Drawing IV
Prerequisite: ART 234
1596 Bykle T, Pozo A
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA201
ART 138 1.0 unit
Advanced Critique
A monthly critique/seminar designed for intermediate to advanced students
of painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, photography, jewelry,
and mixed media to have their work reviewed and participate in the review
from a variety of perspectives. "Advanced" means that the student has
taken a number of courses in art or is a working artist not enrolled here
who wants feedback on his/her work. Transfer Credit: CSU
1554 Wagner K
W 7:10-10pm, KTD/FA153
Class meets W 1/23, 30; 2/20; 3/19; 4/16; 5/14
PAINTING I, II, III, IV
(ART 140, 141, 240, 241)
ART 140, introductory course in which painting materials and techniques
will be explored; both objective and subjective means of expression will
be examined in oil, acrylic, and mixed media. ART 141, 240-241, emphasis
on developing individual concepts, personal style and means of expression
in various techniques and media. ($15 material fee) Transfer Credit:
CSU/UC
ART 140 4.0 units
Painting I
Prerequisite: ART 112 OR 130
1555 Pozo A
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA226
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1556 Arnold C
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA226
1557 Scott J
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA226
1558 Arnold C
TTh 7:10-10pm, KTD/FA226
ART 141 4.0 units
Painting II
Prerequisite: ART 140
1559 Pozo A
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA226
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1560 Arnold C
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA226
1561 Scott J
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA226
1562 Arnold C
TTh 7:10-10pm, KTD/FA226
ART 240 4.0 units
Painting III
Prerequisite: ART 141
1597 Pozo A
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA226
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1598 Scott J
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA226
1599 Arnold C
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA226
1600 Arnold C
TTh 7:10-10pm, KTD/FA226
ART 241 4.0 units
Painting IV
Prerequisite: ART 240
1601 Pozo A
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA226
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1602 Scott J
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA226
1603 Arnold C
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA226
1604 Arnold C
TTh 7:10-10pm, KTD/FA226
WATERCOLOR I, II, III, IV
(ART 144, 145, 244, 245)
ART 144-145, exploring watercolor techniques and materials; emphasis on
developing concepts, drawing and composition and various means of handling
color. ART 244-245, advanced experimentation, extension of palette and
techniques, on a larger scale and with a greater variety. A nonobligatory
donation of $20 will be requested at the first meeting to help pay model
fees. ($10 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
ART 144 4.0 units
Watercolor I
1563 Lefkowitz C
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA226
ART 145 4.0 units
Watercolor II
Prerequisite: ART 144
1564 Lefkowitz C
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA226
ART 244 4.0 units
Watercolor III
Prerequisite: ART 145
1605 Lefkowitz C
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA226
ART 245 4.0 units
Watercolor IV
Prerequisite: ART 244
1606 Lefkowitz C
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA226
LIFE PAINTING I, II, III, IV
(ART 146, 147, 246, 247)
ART 146-147, individualized instruction in portraiture or the full figure;
subject selection and arrangement, color application, concept development,
composition and style will be examined. ART 246-247, offers advanced
instruction in painting the human figure. Experimentation in new
techniques is encouraged. Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break. ($15
material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
ART 146 4.0 units
Life Painting I
Prerequisite: ART 140&(112 OR 130)
5003 Fields C
M F 10:10-1pm/2:10-5pm IVC/MW122
ART 147 4.0 units
Life Painting II
Prerequisite: ART 146
5004 Fields C
M F 10:10-1pm/2:10-5pm IVC/MW122
ART 246 4.0 units
Life Painting III
Prerequisite: ART 147
5005 Fields C
M F 10:10-1pm/2:10-5pm IVC/MW122
ART 247 4.0 units
Life Painting IV
Prerequisite: ART 246
5006 Fields C
M F 10:10-1pm/2:10-5pm, IVC/MW122
ART 148 4.0 units
Color Theory
Basic concepts of color theory, various contrasts of hue/value/intensity.
This course includes color mixing and matching, visual phenomena and
spatial relationships. ($10 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1565 Wagner K
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA153
PRINTMAKING I, II, III, IV
(ART 152, 153, 252, 253)
ART 152-153, introductory course in basic concepts and techniques.
Instruction and studio work includes intaglio (etching, dry point, and
engraving), relief (linocut and woodcut), collagraph and monotype methods.
ART 252-253, an in-depth continuation of ART 152-153 exploring
lithography, environmentally friendly photo etching, digital imaging,
advanced monotype/monoprinting techniques and other experimental
processes. Emphasis is on personal expression and professional
presentation of work. ($15 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
ART 152 4.0 units
Printmaking I
Prerequisite: ART 130
1566 Bykle T
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA202
ART 153 4.0 units
Printmaking II
Prerequisite: ART 152
1567 Bykle T
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA202
ART 252 4.0 units
Printmaking III
Prerequisite: ART 153
1613 Bykle T
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA202
ART 253 4.0 units
Printmaking IV
Prerequisite: ART 252
1614 Bykle T
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA202
FIBER SCULPTURE I, II, III, IV
(ART 165, 166, 265, 266)
ART 165, construction processes involved with interworking of flexible
elements by such techniques as layering, bonding, plaiting, stitching, and
weaving, in a scale that may range from personal object to installation.
ART 166, open to all art disciplines including textiles, who seek to
integrate construction with sculpture, painting, and crafts, etc. An
exploration of flexible, fragile, or fibrous materials such as cloth,
paper, plastic, reed, wire, and threads. ART 265, experimental media in
the textile construction field encourage ideas not bound by a vast history
and lend themselves to fresh and spontaneous ways of working with surface
and structure. Application of skills and personal direction to advanced
level work. Emphasis on developing individual concepts and expression. ART
266, emphasis will be placed on the design process, and development of a
personal strategy for problem solving. Problems pertaining to perception,
use of the imagination and expanding imagery will be given in areas of
construction technique as well as dyeing and surface treatment. These are
all-day, 6-hour classes plus a 1-hour lunch break. ($15 material fee)
Transfer Credit: CSU
ART 165 4.0 units
Fiber Sculpture I
1568 Beadle C
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA153
ART 166 4.0 units
Fiber Sculpture II
Prerequisite: ART 165 ADVISED
1569 Beadle C
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA153
ART 265 4.0 units
Fiber Sculpture III
Prerequisite: ART 166 ADVISED
1615 Beadle C
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA153
ART 266 4.0 units
Fiber Sculpture IV
Prerequisite: ART 265 ADVISED
1616 Beadle C
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA153
CERAMICS I, II, III, IV
(ART 170, 171, 270, 271)
ART 170, introductory course involving the student in technical,
functional, and aesthetic aspects of clay object designing. Basic wheel
throwing, hand building, and glazing. ART 171, a second semester beginning
ceramics course for those who wish to continue developing the basic
techniques of wheel throwing and slab building methods with an emphasis on
increasingly advanced projects. Direct participation in glaze preparation
and kiln firing. It is expected that students will produce work reflecting
an intermediate understanding of ceramic design and explore individual
project resolutions through drawings and group discussion. ART 270-271,
advanced and in-depth interpretation of the common class project with
greater expectations of further technical and conceptual development.
Mentoring of beginning students, lab assistance in glaze preparation, kiln
loading and firing. ($35 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
ART 170 4.0 units
Ceramics I
1570 Widenhofer A
Sat 9:10-4pm, KTD/FA10
This is an all-day, 6-hour class plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1571 Abright W
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA10
ART 171 4.0 units
Ceramics II
Prerequisite: ART 170: 112 ADVISED
1572 Widenhofer A
Sat 9:10-4pm, KTD/FA10
This is an all-day, 6-hour class plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1573 Abright W
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA10
ART 270 4.0 units
Ceramics III
Prerequisite: ART 171
1617 Widenhofer A
Sat 9:10-4pm, KTD/FA10
This is an all-day, 6-hour class plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1618 Abright W
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA10
ART 271 4.0 units
Ceramics IV
Prerequisite: ART 270
1619 Widenhofer A
Sat 9:10-4pm, KTD/FA10
This is an all-day, 6-hour class plus a 1-hour lunch break.
1620 Abright W
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA10
SPECIALIZED CERAMICS COURSES
(ART 176, 275, 276)
Art 176, 275, and 276 are specialized ceramics courses that provide
advanced study in a particular area of concentration or focus in ceramics.
ART 176 4.0 units
Pottery On the Wheel
Prerequisite: ADV ART112/OR113,130
This course will concentrate on the use of the potter's wheel in the
creation of functional and sculptural ceramic objects. Techniques of wheel
throwing cups, bowls, vases, lidded forms, closed forms, and plates will
be demonstrated. Students will be required to use basic design and drawing
skills in the development of their assignments. Emphasis will be on the
creative refinement of technique and the development of a personal
aesthetic rather than quantity. ($25 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1574 Abright W
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA10
ART 275 4.0 units
Ceramic Sculpture
Prerequisite: ART 171
Advanced study with a focus on the technical and aesthetic considerations
of ceramics as a sculptural medium. Intended for students already well
grounded in forming techniques who would benefit from a more critical
assessment of their work. May involve unusual scheduling to accommodate
field trips to artists' studios, shows, and conferences. ($25 material
fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1621 Abright W
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA10
This is an all-day, 6-hour class plus a 1-hour lunch break.
ART 276 4.0 units
Advanced Wheel Thrown Ceramics
Prerequisite: ART 171
Advanced study with a focus on the technical and aesthetic considerations
of ceramics as a functional medium. Intended for students already well
grounded in forming techniques who would benefit from a more critical
assessment of their work. May involve field trips to artists' studios,
shows, and conferences. ($25 material fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
1622 Abright W
F MW 8:10-11am, KTD/FA10
SCULPTURE I, II, III, IV
(ART 180, 181, 280, 281)
ART 180-181, in an intensively equipped facility, participants are invited
to explore various materials and processes that may include clay, plaster,
stone, wood, wax, and metal. Emphasis on development of the individual as
an artist. Group discussions, historical surveys, and visiting artists.
ART 280-281, further investigation directed toward finding personal images
within the formal class structure. ($40 material fee) Transfer Credit:
CSU/UC
ART 180 4.0 units
Sculpture I
1575 Lazarre E
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA51
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
A nonobligatory donation of $20 will be requested at the first
meeting to help pay model fees.
1576 Hall R
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA51
1577 Hall R
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
ART 181 4.0 units
Sculpture II
1578 Lazarre E
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA51
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
A nonobligatory donation of $20 will be requested at the first
meeting to help pay model fees.
1579 Hall R
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA51
1580 Hall R
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
ART 280 4.0 units
Sculpture III
1623 Lazarre E
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA51
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
A nonobligatory donation of $20 will be requested at the first
meeting to help pay model fees.
1624 Hall R
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA51
1625 Hall R
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
ART 281 4.0 units
Sculpture IV
1626 Lazarre E
J F 9:10-12noon/1:10-4pm, KTD/FA51
Meets 6 hours plus a 1-hour lunch break.
A nonobligatory donation of $20 will be requested at the first
meeting to help pay model fees.
1627 Hall R
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA51
1628 Hall R
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
LIFE SCULPTURE I, II, III, IV
(ART 185, 186, 285, 286)
ART 185, in this class both a classical and contemporary approach to
figure sculpture will be studied. Working from live models, students will
learn to interpret the pose, study spatial relationship and proportion,
experiment with scale, and learn to compose as they examine human form.
Materials may include clay, wax, and plaster. Historical and contemporary
approaches to the figure will be studied in slide lectures and readings.
ART 186, 285, 286, continuation of Life Sculpture I. Continued exploration
of development and technique with emphasis on individual investigation of
content. Students have an opportunity to move toward abstraction to
explore basic concepts of modern sculpture. ($40 material fee) Transfer
Credit: CSU/UC
ART 185 4.0 units
Life Sculpture I
1581 Lazarre E
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
ART 186 4.0 units
Life Sculpture II
Prerequisite: ART 185
1582 Lazarre E
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
ART 285 4.0 units
Life Sculpture III
Prerequisite: ART 186
1629 Lazarre E
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
ART 286 4.0 units
Life Sculpture IV
Prerequisite: ART 285
1630 Lazarre E
E MW 2:10-5pm, KTD/FA51
BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY I, II, III, IV
(ART 190, 191, 192, 290)
A basic 35mm adjustable camera and lens is required for all levels. ART
190, an introduction to black and white photography, including camera
basics, and darkroom use. This course includes film and print development,
awareness of light and composition, and a brief overview of major
photographers. ART 191, designed to help photography students gain control
over technique as well as improve aesthetics. Explore new methods of film
exposure and printing techniques. We will look at a number of different
photographers' works as well as discuss their philosophies. Bring your
previous course work. Art 192, develop visual skills, refine your
techniques. A personal exploration of photographic concepts and goals.
Begin or complete a body of work during the semester. Bring your 2nd
semester portfolio to the first class meeting. Medium format (120mm) is
encouraged but you supply the camera. ART 290, projects in creative
photography with emphasis on photographic philosophy and trends in
contemporary photography. Bring your portfolio to class. ($20 material
fee) Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
ART 190 4.0 units
Black and White Photography I
1583 Weston J
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FH16/FH111
1584 Steinmetz P
N TTh 11:10-2pm, KTD/FH16/FH111
ART 191 4.0 units
Black and White Photography II
Prerequisite: ART 190
1585 Steinmetz P
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FH16/FH111
ART 192 4.0 units
Black and White Photography III
Prerequisite: ART 191
1586 Steinmetz P
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FH16/FH111
ART 290 4.0 units
Black and White Photography IV
Prerequisite: ART 192
1631 Steinmetz P
H TTh 2:10-5pm, KTD/FH16/FH111
ART 193 4.0 units
Beginning Digital Imaging for the Photographer
Prerequisite: PLEASE SEE CATALOG
The exploration of digital imaging techniques as applied to the art of
photography. Emphasis is placed on the creative process while exploring
electronic image making as an effective mode of communication used by
photographers, artists, and designers today. ($10 material fee) Transfer
Credit: CSU
1587 Steinmetz P
R MW 11:10-2pm, KTD/FA225
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