ILUS 105 Digital Imaging

1.5 45.0 hours
100 level undergraduate course

This course will ground the student in the use of computer based drawing, painting and imaging
applications, and extended techniques as a means of personal expression. Projects start with
traditional work brought into the computer via the scanner and digital camera. It will move on
to manners of using traditional and digital work in a complimentary fashion, and then on to
entirely digital methods of image making. The goal is for the student to feel comfortable with
and capable of creating digital imagery as a means of creative self-expression. As such, the
projects will be based in processes of conceptualization and image making that can be
applied to future artistic pursuits. The software focus will primarily be Adobe Photoshop, but
Adobe Illustrator, Corel Painter, and other applications are also covered.

Priority enrollment for freshman level CAMD Core Studies students.
This course is not repeatable for credit.