On-site visits will increase your visual memory and individual development. This course is addressed to students wishing to approach the world of photography and acquire the theoretical and practical knowledge required to produce photographs in an outdoor environment. Critiques and discussion provide insights into visual perception and visual aesthetics. This class is designed to give the student an overview of broadcast and film writing. The course format is an applied one which requires the student to utilize concepts through case analyses.
Emphasis is placed on analytical methods as well as written and oral communication skills.
The course is designed to give students a hand on approach to problems in the workplace and to understand issues presented by employees and labor organizations. Students are expected to settle actual disputes and to understand the political and business consequences of their decisions. Students must also simulate the work of business executives, trade-union officials, mediators and arbitrators. The direct method is used in introducing the language for everyday use, including a practical vocabulary and the elements of grammar. Simple readings are introduced toward the end of the semester to expand vocabulary and illustrate points of grammar.