The graduate program leading to the M.F.A. degree in photography requires the completion of at least 90 quarter hours of graduate coursework and a minimum of 10 thesis hours. To be recommended as a degree candidate, you must submit work for review by a faculty committee at the end of the third quarter of study. A year's residency is required after candidacy is attained. The program concludes with a thesis exhibition and final thesis exam.
591A Photographic Processes (5)
Intensive study of black and white materials and their creative uses. 2 lec, 6 lab.
Williams; F; Y.
591B Photographic Processes (5)
Continuation of 591A. Emphasis on quality control in printing.
Williams; W.
591C Photographic Processes (5)
Continuation of 591A and 591B.
Staff; Sp; Y.
592A Multiple Images (5)
Camera reporting and picture story essays; experimental work with multiple images for desired single or accumulative effect in newspaper print media.
Eiler; F; Y.
592B Multiple Images (5)
Camera reporting and picture story essays; documentary layouts; experimental work with multiple images for any desired single or accumulative effect in magazine and book print media.
Eiler; W; Y.
592C Multiple Images (5)
Camera reporting and picture essays, documentary work in narrative multiple images for any desired single or accumulative effect in color projected slide shows.
Eiler; Sp; Y.
593A Combined Applications (5)
Fundamentals of studio and location photography with emphasis in glamour portraiture, body movement, and fashion.
Eiler; Sp; Y.
593B Combined Applications (5)
Fundamentals of advertising and studio commercial work. 2 lec, 6 lab.
Eiler; W; Y.
593C Combined Applications (5)
Fundamentals of architectural and editorial industrial illustration.
Eiler; Sp; Y.
594A Color Materials and Methods (5)
Theory of color; practice with transparency materials; slide show/multimedia presentations. 1 lec, 8 lab.
Williams; F, W, S; Y.
594B Color Materials and Methods (5)
Continuation of 594A; color negatives, direct separations, separations from
transparencies, masking, and color printing methods.
Williams; F, W, Sp; Y.
594C Color Materials and Methods (5)
Continuation of 594A and 594B; advanced color printing.
Staff; Sp; Y.
690 Photographic Seminar (3)
Contemporary trends and concepts of photographic art as basis for individual
studies.
Staff; F; Y.
691A Graduate Study in Photographic Arts (5-10)
Individual practice under instructor's supervision. Max of 10 hrs allowed
from 691 series.
Staff; F; Y.
691B Graduate Study in Photographic Arts (5-10)
Continuation of 691A. Max of 10 hrs allowed from 691 series.
Staff; W; Y.
691C Graduate Study in Photographic Arts (5-10)
Continuation of 691A and 691B. Max of 10 hrs allowed from 691 series.
Staff; Sp; Y.
791A Advanced Study in Photographic Arts (5-10)
Prereq: 10 hrs in 691 series. Individual practice under instructor's supervision.
Max of 15 hrs allowed from 791 series.
Staff; F; Y.
791B Advanced Study in Photographic Arts (5-10)
Prereq: 10 hrs in 691 series. Continuation of 791A. Max of 15 hrs allowed
from 791 series.
Staff; W; Y.
791C Advanced Study in Photographic Arts (5-10)
Prereq: 10 hrs in 691 series. Continuation of 791A and 791B. Max of 15 hrs
allowed from 791 series.
Staff; Sp; Y.
798 Photography Written Thesis (6)
Staff; F, W, Sp, Su; Y.
799 Photography Studio Thesis (5-18)
Staff; F, W, Sp, Su; Y.
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