Minor in Photography
Students completing 18 hours in photographic study can expect to obtain a sophisticated understanding of the photographically derived image and the technical and creative skills necessary for its production. Classes in photography offered by the Division of Art integrate the technical aspects of the medium with the aesthetic concerns appropriate to art. Through the use of photography, students learn to think and express themselves visually. A minor in photography prepares one for further work in fine arts or commercial photography and other areas where knowledge of photography is helpful. Beyond vocational applications, a minor in photography creates a firm foundation for future creative development.
| Requirements for the Minor |
Credit Hours |
- ASPH 1300 The Basics of Photography
|
3 |
Two from:
- ASPH 3300 Black and White Photography I
- ASPH 3303 Color Photography
- ASPH 3304 Digital Tools II
|
6 |
- ARHS 3355 History of Photography II: 1940-PRESENT
or
ARHS 3367 History of Photography I: Origins-1940
or
an approved substitution
|
3 |
- Additional coursework in ASPH at the 3000-level or above
|
6 |
| |
18 |
Note: All courses in studio art, except lectures and seminars, have a laboratory fee of $30 per credit hour, which is collected by the cashier at the time of enrollment.