An introductory, interdisciplinary course that introduces the student to an industry-based image manipulation processing program. The designer, illustrator, or fine artist can use the program as a paint, prepress, color correction, and darkroom system. Numerous image effects are possible after black/white or color images have been scanned and/or electronically created. At the conclusion of this course the student will have a proficient understanding of raster images, how they are created, manipulated and output to print or web environments. Prerequisite: FD 1010 Digital Image Making

This course continues the practice of video as an artistic medium; expanding the use to include longer format pieces, installation and interdisciplinary strategies. Further refinement of digital editing techniques and studio production are emphasized. At the conclusion of this course, students are expected to have achieved a level of technical competence necessary to undertake a more ambitious work. Prerequisite: FAV 2320 Introduction to Video Art

This course allows students to work independently with the instructor assisting as needed. Personal interpretations of the meaning of art are encouraged. Emphasis is placed on incorporating design elements, material handling, technique, concept development and expression, and in the meaning of the work presented. In-depth individual and group critique analysis is expected. Prerequisite: must be a junior or senior