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3.

To understand the differences between RAW and JPG files, and when it is

appropriate to use both.

4.

To create a productive work flow with digital files.

5.

To learn basic image corrections as they apply to a variety of subject

matter.

6.

To understand how and when to use different software for different

purposes.

7.

To explore and identify possible changes in the digital darkroom as

technologies evolve in the future.

8.

To apply critical thinking and problem solving as situations arise when

using a variety of different software programs.

Relationship to Campus Theme:

This course addresses the campus theme by comparing modern digital

technology with traditional analog techniques used in photographic post

production, while exploring possibilities for future growth and change in our

industry.

Classroom Policies:

1.

Be respectful of other students, technicians, instructors, and guests.

2.

You must participate in discussions in order to receive full credit.

Communication/Campus Email

All students at DCB are given a DCB email account. This account is how DCB

will communicate with you. You will receive important emails about classes,

financial aid, emergencies, school closures, important dates, etc. through this

email account. Along with the important emails you will receive, it also gives

you access to Microsoft Office software.

I WILL use your DCB email account for ALL communications with you. YOU

are responsible for checking your email regularly. I will email homework

lists, important dates, information on photo shoots, grades, etc. to your DCB

account. You are responsible for knowing all the information sent to your

campus email.

Along with DCB email, I will also use the “announcement” section in Moodle

to communicate, so be sure to check it regularly.

Academic Integrity:

All students are expected to adhere to the highest standards of academic

integrity. Dishonesty in the classroom or studio and with assignments,

quizzes, exams, and papers is a serious offense and is subject to disciplinary

action by the instructor and college administration. For more information

refer to the Student Handbook. Please note that I have a ZERO tolerance

policy for cheating, plagiarism, and copyright violations.