Fall 2019 Course Syllabi

account to my DCB email account in order to provide a record of all communication. Text: None Online: The online classes are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You may log on at any time and watch recorded lectures, interact in discussions, and turn in and view homework assignments. Online students can complete the entire program without ever coming to campus. Online students are required to own, or have access to, all of the equipment needed to complete the courses. The equipment list is available in the online classroom, or from your instructor. Objectives: 1. To understand what a digital darkroom is and how it relates to a traditional darkroom. 2. To learn digital imaging terms and concepts. 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 having students compare and contrast traditional film methods in photography with current digital technologies while anticipating future changes in photographic technologies. Classroom Policies: 1. Be respectful of other students, technicians, instructors, and guests. 2. You must participate in discussions in order to receive full credit. 3. Respect and care for all equipment whether it’s yours or the colleges. 4. Be on time. 5. Be courteous. 6. Be humble. Communication/Campus Email: Student E-mail Policy—The Dakota College at Bottineau campus community is increasingly dependent upon electronic communication among faculty, staff and students. Because of its convenience, cost-effectiveness and speed, e-mail has