ART-115 Computer Imaging
Students get an in-depth look at image-making from the perspective of creating art using vector based and pixel based programs. Students express themselves from brainstorming through to thumbnail sketches. Students get comfortable in a desktop environment and are taught best practice for file directory building and selection of applications appropriate to the project being created. Students develop a practice using the tools necessary for a graphic designer including scanning, printing, image manipulation, vector drawing and the preparation of files for presentation. This course carries SUNY General Education The Arts credit.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the language used to assess digital files and works of art.
- Distinguish specifications as they pertain to the creation of digital files
- Create balanced and personally informed artwork utilizing key design principles.
- Speak to the visual and intellectual concepts of printed work to effectively communicate in formal presentation