The Certificate in Digital Photography provides learners with the essential camera, lighting, and post-production skills needed to begin a photographic career.

Description

The Certificate in Digital Photography is an 18 Credit Hour certificate designed to prepare photographers with fundamental skills and knowledge in photographic theory, technique, and storytelling. Certificate course topics will include an exploration of the photography market, camera operation, studio lighting, product photography, portraiture, digital image management, and post-processing techniques.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students apply knowledge to photograph, archive, and process photographic work with industry-standard techniques and procedures.
Students evaluate and understand photographic works through critiques.
Students create portfolios of work that convey concepts and narratives.
Students analyze the photography markets and submarkets within.

Studio Courses

PH 1000 - Survey of Photography Credits: 3
PH 1100 - Photography Principles Credits: 3
PH 1150 - Color Management + Output Credits: 3
PH 1500 - Lighting I: Fundamentals Credits: 3
PH 2100 - Digital Post Production Credits: 3
PH 2200 - Portraiture Credits: 3

Total Credits Required: 18

24 weeks

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