However, subsequent to obtaining instructor approval, qualified undergraduate students may also apply for admission. Students will be presented with opportunities to utilize computer hardware and software, images, texts, and hand skills in order to explore design and composition principles and produce work characterized by a higher level of sophistication and a more complex nature than in J336. There is currently no lab time reserved for this course. However, students enrolled in the course will be expected to spend a considerable amount of time outside of class producing computer-assisted work. They should report any and all errors immediately to the instructor.
Projects are due at the beginning of class, unless otherwise indicated by the instructor.
Projects may be discussed and critiqued in class at length. Students should always prepare themselves before class to be able to discuss their work on a project, a reading assignment, or any other assignment. All grading will be done by the instructor. Unless otherwise directed by the instructor, students may only turn in their own, original work, regardless of the media in which they are working, or the materials they have employed. The submission of a paper does not constitute public disclosure of ideas.