Page 179 of Antelope Valley College 1995-1996 Catalog by Antelope Valley Community College Lancaster California

Photography and Graphic Arts 177 Definition The Photography and Graphic Arts programs are directed toward individual artistic development with an emphasis on developing the students ability to create independent works. Staff College Phone 943-3241 Program Advisement: Dr. Dennis W. White, Dean Ext. 334 Administrative Secretary: Misti Mallane Ext. 637 Faculty: Robert McMahan Ext. 610 Adjunct Faculty : Lee Bergthold Joe Lingray Lisa Karlstein Program Description The program develops competencies in black and white photography with an ability to print both black and white and color film from 35mm and graphic arts cameras. It introduces the student to the multiple elements of computer- photographic imaging using the Macintosh microcomputer. The program also allows the student to explore line photography, halftone photography, and three color separation techniques. Distinctive Features Photography and graphics courses are directed toward vocational and artistic application of the acquired skills within each of the designated areas. Career Options Journalistic Photographer Portrait Photographer Screenprinter Technical Photographics Certificate Program The following courses (30 units) are required for the certificate: ART 3ABR2, Drawing (3) or ENGR 19, Basic Engineering Drawing (3) ART 9ABR2, Computer Graphics (3) ART 9CDR2, Advanced Computer ART 16ABR2, Introduction to ART 30ABR2, Advanced Chemical/ ART 36ABR2, Photography (3) ART 36CDR2, Photography (3) ART 37ABR2, Color Photography (3) ART 47R4, Special Studies in Art (in Electives, from any of the following Graphics (3) Computer-Photographic Imaging (3) Computer Photographic Imaging (3) area of specialization) (3) elective categories (6) General Electives: ART 1B, History of Art (3) or ART 2, Understanding the Visual Arts (3) ART 4ABR2, Advanced Drawing (3) ART 46AR2, Design and Color (3) BUS 41, Introduction to Business (3) ENGL 10A, Creative Writing: Fiction (3) JOUR 8R3, Newswriting and MKTG 54, Introduction to Advertising (3) OT 42R4, Beginning Typewriting (3) Reporting (3) Commercial Photography Electives: ART 1B, History of Art (3) ART 2, Understanding the Visual Arts (3) ART 4ABR2, Advanced Drawing (3) ART 16ABR2, Introduction to ART 30ABR2, Advanced Chemical/ ART 46AR2, Design and Color (3) ART 47R4, Special Studies in Art (in BUS 41, Introduction to Business (3) ENGR 19, Basic Engineering Drawing (3) Computer-Photographic Imaging (3) Computer Photographic Imaging (3) area of specialization) (3) Portrait Photography Electives: ART 1B, History of Art (3) ART 4ABR2, Advanced Drawing (3) ART 46AR2, Design and Color (3) ART 47R4, Special Studies in Art (in BUS 41, Introduction to Business (3) ENGR 19, Basic Engineering Drawing (3) area of specialization) (3) Journalistic Photography Electives: ART 3ABR2, Drawing (3) ART 16ABR2, Introduction to Computer- Photographic Imaging (3) ART 30ABR2, Advanced Chemical/ ART 47R4, Special Studies in Art (in BUS 41, Introduction to Business (3) ENGL 10A, Creative Writing: Fiction (3) JOUR 8R3, Newswriting and JOUR 10, Photojournalism (1) MKTG 54, Introduction to Advertising (3) OT 42R4, Beginning Typewriting (3) Computer Photographic Imaging (3) area of specialization) (3) Reporting (3) Graphic Photography Electives: ART 1B, History of Art (3) ART 3ABR2, Drawing (3) ART 4ABR2, Advanced Drawing (3) ART 16ABR2, Introduction to Computer- ART 30ABR2, Advanced Chemical/ ART 46AR2, Design and Color (3) ART 47R4, Special Studies in Art (in BUS 41, Introduction to Business (3) ENGR 19, Basic Engineering Drawing (3) Photographic Imaging (3) Computer Photographic Imaging (3) area of specialization) (3) Art Photography Electives: ART 1B, History of Art (3) ART 2, Understanding the Visual Arts (3) ART 3ABR2, Drawing (3) ART 4ABR2, Advanced Drawing (3) ART 46AR2, Design and Color (3) ART 47R4, Special Studies in Art (in BUS 41, Introduction to Business (3) MKTG 54, Introduction to Advertising (3) area of specialization) (3) Associate Degree The major requirements for an associate degree in Photography may be satisfied by completing a minimum of 18 units from the certificate program. Of these 18 units, at least 12 must be from the required certificate courses rather than the lists of elective courses. (See Graduation/ Associate Degree Requirements.) Transfer A Photography concentration is available through an Art major at CSU, Northridge. A student planning to pursue a bachelor's degree should complete the following courses prior to transfer.

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