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  • 1.00 Credits

    In this course you will learn what defines a "master student" and the skills necessary to become one. Becoming a "master student" will enable you to succeed at Cheyney University and in the world at large. At the end of this process you will have increased your self-awarness, critical thinking skills and communication ability. You will also possess a greater knowledge of various study skills and techniques. Lastly you should have a defined career goal and course study. Pre-Requisite: None.
  • 1.00 Credits

    In this course you will learn what defines a "master student" and the skills necessary to become one. Becoming a "master student" will enable you to succeed at Cheyney University and in the world at large. At the end of this process you will have increased your self-awarness, critical thinking skills and communication ability. You will also possess a greater knowledge of various study skills and techniques. Lastly you should have a defined career goal and course study. Pre-Requisite: None.
  • 1.50 Credits

    This course is designed to support the university's mission through the promotion of the university-wide learning outcomes. Students will be exposed to and engaged in campus community activities focused on the common theme of the academic learning community.
  • 1.50 Credits

    This course is designed to support the university's mission through the promotion of the university-wide learning outcomes. Students will be exposed to and engaged in campus community activities focused on the common theme of the academic learning community.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course will examine the materials and processes of 2D design in conjunction with the principles which influence form and function. Design is explored in hands on applications using variety of media including traditional materials and the computer. Basic design is a foundational course for all areas in art and design and presents the fundamental building blocks of 2D composition and design. (Humanities General Education Course).
  • 3.00 Credits

    (Information Literacy Intensive Course). This course is an introduction to the key components, definitions, common applications, and information resources of the internet. It teaches the skills of accessing and navigating through information. All the basic requirements for understanding and utilizing the internet business, education, and entertainment are covered, and an overview of the basics of building simple web sites is presented. (Humanities General Education Course). The distance Learning version of GRD110 Internet Literacy to be offered as an "On-line" course in which more than 80% of the instruction will be completed outside of the classroom.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course evaluates photograhic image digitizing and manipulation of software and hardware. It introduces the potential of the computer as a tool in the photographic process. Students will learn the techniques of retouching and manipulating photographic images. (Humanities General Education Course).
  • 3.00 Credits

    Students will learn digital and mobile photography, image manipulation and computer technology, image formats for printing, e-mail, and web posting. The history and development of the camera will be studied. Picture composition and lighting will be emphasized. Students must supply their own digital camera, smartphone and/or tablet with camera capabilities. Students will discover the photographic potential of smartphone and tablet photography. Students will become familiar with the DSLR. Offered: Fall Term.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course covers the history and evolution of animation, as well as the theory and principles behind it. The basic skills of cell animation will be explored through the mechanics of pencil roughs,cell composition, ink and paint. Students will practice timing, rhythm and movement while exploring their design implications. Digital technology and basic computer animation software will be introduced through demonstration and practice. Graphic designers in today industry are required to know animation for web application, gaming applications, advertising and other projects they will be required to create by their employers. This course gives students the background they need to create animations and be more attractive to their prospective employers. Pre-Requisite: None Offered: Fall Term
  • 3.00 Credits

    In this course, students are introduced to media production by identifying the components of good production design, emphasizing the important of problem solving, planning and design functionality. The process of creative team dynamics is explored along with its principles and practices. Production planning, software, word processors and desktop publishing software will be used to develop a pre-production file. The purpose of the course is to give students a deeper exploration of producation planning, desktop publishing , media production, including an overview of design elements. Pre-Requisite: None Offered: Fall Term Prerequisite:    None