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Visual Communications Technology (VCT)
Program 2007-2008
Option C:
Digital Arts and Imagery
Option Description
The Digital Arts and Imagery option is designed for students
with an interest in creating visual images for use in
illustration, animation or collecting and manipulating
still or moving images. Students complete all courses in
one or more selected specializations (Digital
Illustration/Animation, Digital Photography, Digital
Video) in the option of their choice. Students study elements
of design and composition as well as developing
hands-on skill in camera operation, television studio and
field production, and electronic image manipulation.
Students work graphically with vector and raster software
and create visual images to communicate and interpret
information. In addition, students learn new technologies
in image production, desktop publishing, computer
graphics and multimedia communication techniques.
Option
Outcomes
Students who
successfully complete this program will be able to:
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1. Effectively use design elements and technical
skill to create effective visual images.
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2. Use a variety of still, video, television and
digital camera equipment including small, medium and large
format cameras.
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3. Create, select and organize design elements
including letter forms, illustrations, typography and other
graphic images in a structured environment.
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4. Use vector and raster software to create,
use, scan and manipulate photographic images for use in printed
materials as well as in video and multimedia productions.
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5. Demonstrate knowledge of values associated
with commercial, documentary and artistic photography.
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6. Demonstrate knowledge of offset printing and
print production including negative assembly, small press and
bindery operations, and newer printing technologies such as
giclée/inkjet and large format printing.
Program Planning Sheet
This gives students information
on the courses required to complete this degree.
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Option D -
Digital Interactive Media
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