You can use this electronic worksheet to keep track of your progress through the Imaging and Photographic Technology program. REQUIRED credit is what courses are worth at the time you take them. EARNED credit is the same as Required Credit if you pass the course. In case of substitutions there may be a difference between the two. GRADE is the grade you receive, including a T for Transfer where applicable. COMMENTS relate to special circumstances or reminders related to a specific course. Feel free to share this with advisor
To view the program description click on Imaging and Photographic Technology to go to the program's main page.
The space below is for students who take the SUMMER TRANSFER PROGRAM. If you completed this program then this box replaces Photo 1 and M&P listed under "regular" list If this applies to you, edit this file to replace/delete areas as appropriate.
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2076 200 Photo 1 12
0920 210 Mat & Proc 6
Summer Transfer Credits 3
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REQUIRED EARNED
First year CR CR GRADE
V V V COMMENTS
2076 201 Photo 1 4
2076 202 Photo 1 4
2076 203 Photo 1 4
2076 211 Mat & Proc 3
2076 212 Mat & Proc 3
2076 213 Mat & Proc 3
0602-208 Intro Programming # 4
0602-210 Programm. w/classes# 4
2076-401 System Design 3
1016 214 Intro to Calc 1 * 3
1016 215 Intro to Calc 2 * 3
05 Liberal Arts @ 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
First Year Credit Total 50
* suggest Calculus 1016 251 and 252 if student's background allows but student
will incurr a credit hour overload for which he/she is financially
responsible. These courses along with 1016 253 would be particularly useful
for application to science grad school.
In addition, students may elect to substitute Calculus for Technologists for
the Intro to Calculus courses but similarly would be overloading on credits
and would be financially responsible for the additional credit hour caused
by this choice. NOTE: 2 Calculus courses are required at RIT. Students
transfering in from a semester based school must demonstrate that they took
integral and differential calculus in order to receive transfer credit for
the calculus requirement.
> Freshman students may elect to enroll in a preparatory math class during
the first quarter.
@ Freshman students may schedule an additional Liberal Arts course in the Fall
quarter of the first year if they feel capable of handling it. This would
give students the option of substituting an elective for a Liberal Arts
course in the second year of the program or to have a reduced load.
# Although the Department recommends that IPT students take the C++ courses
as listed above, students may elect to take one or two programming in Visual
Basic courses instead (TWO programming courses or 8 crs. are required).
REQUIRED EARNED
Second year CR CR GRADE
V V V COMMENTS
2076 301 Photo Sensitometry 4
2076 302 Tech Photo Chemistry 4
2076 303 Tech Photo Optics 4
2076 312 Color Print/Theory 4
2076 313 Color Measurement 4
1017 211 College Physics * 3
1017 212 College Physics 3
1017 213 College Physics 3
1017 271 College Physics 1
1017 272 College Physics 1
1017 273 College Physics 1
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
Total Second Year Credits 48
* suggest University Physics sequence if Calculus courses were successfully
completed.(Particularly useful for application to science graduate school)
Once a student completes College Physics, University Physics can not be
applied to the program requirements in the future even as an elective.
COOP I Completed at:
REQUIRED EARNED
Third year CR CR GRADE
V V V COMMENTS
2076 311 Color Photo/Design 4
2076 471 Nature OR
2067 xxx Architectural Photo 4/5
2076 491 Digital Image Proc 4
2076 492 Electronic Sensi 4
2065 243 Intro Portable Video
OR Intro MultiMedia 4
0502 444 Tech Writing * 4
Concentration Elect 4
Concentration Elect 4
Concentration Elect 4
Concentration Elect _
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
Total Third Year Credits 48
* If Liberal Arts accepts Technical Writing as a Liberal Arts course then you
may substitute a FREE elective for Tech Writing's listing in the program.
This means you can take Tech Writing as either part of your "professional"
course or, with LA's permission, as a LA course. You could also take two 2
credit hour courses in Tech Writing offered by the School of Printing
Management and Sciences or a Tech Writing course offered by CCE evenings.
COOP II Completed at:
REQUIRED EARNED
Fourth year CR CR GRADE
V V V COMMENTS
2076 501 Intro Research 3
2076 503 Survey NonCon Image 3
2076 511 High Speed/Time Lap 3
xxxx xxx Organiz. Behavior 4
(or statistics elective)
xxxx xxx Business Elective 4
(or 2nd. Stats elective)
2076 Department Elective 3-4
Concentration Elect 4
Concentration Elect 4
Concentration Elect 4
Concentration Elect _
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 Liberal Arts 4
05 LA Senior Seminar 2
Total Fourth Year Credits 44
Professional Concentration Electives should total 24 quarter credits made up
of 6 4 credit hour or 8 3 credit hour courses or appropriate/equivalent
course credit hour combinations. Consult Concentration Guidelines file for
guidance related to Concentrations or consult with your advisor.
BS degree total not less than 192 credits
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This is a special section devoted to Liberal Arts as listed in your official
paper copy maintained in the Student Services office. It contains some useful
hints on what your Liberal Arts courses should be and their distribution. Way
at bottom there is also a listing of your Physical Education experiences.
Liberal Arts Core (28 credits)
0502 220 English Comp 4
Writing Competency _
Humanities (4 courses out of these required)
0504 332 Literature 4
0505 Fine Arts 4
0507 History 4
0508 Science or 4
0509 Philosophy 4
Social Science (2 courses out of these required)
0511 Economics 4
0513 Political Science 4
0514 Psychology 4
0510 Anthropology or 4
0515 Sociology 4
Liberal Arts Electives and Concentration
(need to complete 3 electives and 3 Concentration courses to equal 24 credits)
05 4
05 4
05 4
05 4
05 4
05 4
0520 501 Senior Seminar 2
Physical Education Electives
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