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First Year Quarter Credit Hours
Photographic Technology I
Photography I 2076-201, 202, 203 12
Materials & Processes of Photography 2076-211, 212, 213 9
Intro. to Programming #1 0602-208 4
Programming with Classes #2 0602-210 4
System Design/Graphic Presentations 2076-401 3
Introductory Calculus 1016-214, 215 * 6
Liberal Arts (Core) 12
Physical Education 0
50
Second Year
Photographic Technology II
Photographic Sensitometry 2076-301 4
Technical Photographic Chemistry 2076-302 4
Photographic Optics 2076-303 4
Color Photographic Systems
Color Printing Theory 2076-312 4
Color Measurement 2076-313 4
College Physics 1017-211, 212, 213 ¤ 9
College Physics Lab 1017-271, 272, 273 3
Liberal Arts (Core) 16
Physical Education # 0
48
Cooperative Education (Summer) # Co-op
Third Year
Concentration Electives ¦ 12
Photographic Technology III
Color Photo/Design 2076-311 4
Nature Photography OR 2076-471
Architectural Photography (5 credits) 2067-XXX 4
Intro. to Digital Image Processing 2076-491 4
Electronic Sensitometry 2076-492 4
Intro. to Portable Video OR 2065-243
Intro to Multimedia 3001-201 4
Technical Writing 0502-444 4
Liberal Arts 12
48
Cooperative Education (Summer) # Co-op
Fourth Year
Concentration Electives ¦ 12
Photographic Technology IV
High-Speed/Time-Lapse 2076-511 3
Introduction to Research 2076-501 3
Survey of Nonconventional Imaging 2076-503 3
Departmental Elective 2076- 3-4
Organizational Behavior or Stat Elective xxxx-xxx 4
Business or Statistics Elective xxxx-xxx 4
Liberal Arts (Concentration/Elective) 12
Liberal Arts (Senior Seminar) 2
46
Total Quarter Credit Hours 192 minimum
See Course Catalog for liberal arts requirements.
Freshman students who feel qualified may register for an additional Liberal
Arts course in the first quarter in order to allow room in the Second year
to select an elective of their choice or to take a reduced load.
* Can substitute Engineering Calculus I and II or Calc. for Technologists I
and II. (This may result in credit overload for which student is financially
responsible).
NOTE: In the case of transfer, students who complete a one semester long
Introduction to Calculus or Engineering Calculus course will have met the 6
credit hour minimum calculus requirement of the IPT program.
>> Students must take 8 quarter credits of C++ or Visual Basic programming.
Department recommends that students take C++ courses 0602-208 and 0602-210
but students may:
#1 substitute Intro to Visual Basic I 0602-215 for Intro to Programming.
#2 substitute Intro to Visual Basic I 0602-216 OR II 0602-216 OR Programming
with Visual Basic 0602-317 for Programming with Classes.
# See Course Catalog for policy on physical education.
¤ Students may substitute University Physics for College Physics. Consult
adviser. Once a student completes College Physics they may not take and
apply University Physics to their BS credit hour requirements.
# Co-op experiences may be scheduled during the school year as well, but
this may disrupt normal course schedule.
¦ Concentration course credits may vary from 3 to 5, but should total
approximately 24. A minimum of 192 quarter credit hours are required
for the BS degree. _Any_ deficiency must be made up with elective
credits.
Concentration electives (third and fourth years): Students may
pursue one of the following areas of concentration: photographic
instrumentation, multimedia, business, graphic arts, photo systems
management, digital and electronic imaging, still photography and color
printing, science and engineering, desktop publishing, etc. Other
concentration areas may be designed independently by the individual student
or in consultation with an adviser.
Concentration lists are provided by advisers and are intended as planning
guides. At least three courses from any one concentration are suggested to
constitute a major concentration area. NOTE: Some courses are offered more
than once during the school year.