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  Course: MGD 222
  Title:Computer Graphics II
  Long Title:Computer Graphics II
  Course Description:Continues MGD 221 with advanced problems in generating computer design for graphics application, emphasizing production of individual fine art pieces
  Min Credit:3
  Max Credit:

  Origin Notes: OJC

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
 
 I.      Use a variety of software and processes to generate advanced computer graphics projects. (I)
 II.     Demonstrate an advanced knowledge of vocabulary, materials, and technology used in designing computer art. (II)
 III.    Identify and apply the visual elements to advanced computer-aided art problems. (III)
 IV.     Compose computer art that demonstrates an advanced knowledge of computer design principles and processes. (IV)
 V.      Utilize computer technology to generate advanced designs that emphasis self-expression and creativity. (V)
 VI.     Analyze and evaluate computer-aided graphic works. (V)
 VII.    Assemble and assess a presentation of your work that demonstrates professionalism. (V)


 TOPICAL OUTLINE:
 
 I.      Media and Processes
         A.      Traditional approaches to computer media and processes
         B.      Experimental computer media and processes
 II.     Media Specific Skills
         A.      File management
         B.      Software applications  
         C.      Imaging Technology
         D.      Vector and Bitmap applications
         E.      Presentation Approaches and Options
 III.    Visual Elements
         A.      Line
         B.      Shape
         C.      Value
         D.      Texture
         E.      Color
         F.      Space
         G.      Perspective (3-D, Linear and Spatial illusions)
 IV.     Principles of Composition
         A.      Balance
         B.      Scale
         C.      Proportion
         D.      Movement
         E.      Dominance
         F.      Harmony ¿ Rhythm and Repetition
         G.      Unity and Variety
 V.      Subject Matter
         A.      Representational
         B.      Abstract
         C.      Non-representational
         D.      Historical Perspective
 VI.     Professionalism
         A.      Criticism and evaluation
         B.      Presentation



 Course Offered At:

  Lamar Community College LCC
  Pueblo Community College PCC
  Pikes Peak State College PPCC
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