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1 Ar ts, Desi gn, & H u m an i ti es Arts, Design, & Humanities programs include short-term training to prepare graduates for immediate employment in the visual arts and design fields, as well as two-year associate degree programs that prepare well-rounded students capable of transferring successfully to a four-year college or university. Potential careers in the liberal arts and humanities include communications, education, writing, and social science. D ART, DESIGN, & PRINTING: Commercial Art (CSC)...9 Digital Art & Design (CSC)...9 Digital Imaging & Photography (CSC)... Graphic Communications (CSC)... Printing Technology (CSC)... Graphic Imaging Technology (Diploma)... Business Management? Graphic Imaging Specialization (A.A.S.)... D ARTS: Advanced Product Design & Development (CSC)... Instrument (Guitar) Building Craft (CSC)... Metal Arts (CSC)...7 LIBERAL ARTS & HUM ANITIES: American Sign Language (CSC)...7 General Education (Certificate)...8 Liberal Arts (A.A. & S.)...9 Liberal Arts - Humanities (A.A. & S.)...7 Liberal Arts - Social Science (A.A. & S.) Catalog 8-9

2 D Ar t s, Desi gn, & Pr i n t i n g COMMERCIAL ART - Career Studies Certificate Pr ogr am Coor din at ion : courses ( credits) count towards the diploma in Graphic Imaging Technology. M in im u m cr edit s: Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate: Len gt h : - semesters. Basic drawing skills;. Understanding of the various processes of graphics reproduction;. Design skills necessary for commercial printing purposes;. Design skills using Adobe InDesign software;. Design skills using Adobe Photoshop software;. Skills necessary to complete lab projects. PNT Survey of Processes ART Drawing Techniques I ART 8 Intro. to Computer Graphics ART 8 Computer Graphics PNT Printing Applications Car eer oppor t u n it ies Graphic Designer: $,9 * Median salary nationwide as of. Source: BLS.gov Division : Workforce Services Con t act : DIGITAL ART & DESIGN - Career Studies Certificate Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate understanding of:. Differences between industry-standard digital file types, e.g. raster images, vector images, HTML, CSS, and digital video files.. Digital manipulation with photography and graphic design.. How different uses of typography can affect the intended audience of a graphic design project.. Vector image creation.. The digital video process, including storyboarding, digital video capture, and linear digital video editing.. Basic web principles, including image sizing, content management systems, and basic use of FTP software. HUM Creative Thinking ART Intro to Multimedia ART Design for the Web ART 8 Intro to Computer Graphics ART 8 Video Techniques M in im u m cr edit s: 7 Len gt h : - semesters Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Graphic Designer: $,9 Film/video Editor: $7, Multimedia Artist: $8,8 * Median salaries nationwide as of. Source: BLS.gov Division : Workforce 7 Con t act : Danville Community College - 9

3 DIGITAL IMAGING & PHOTOGRAPHY - CSC Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Photographer: $,8 Art & Design Worker: $,9 Division : Workforce Con t act : PHT Intro to Photography PHT Photography I ART 8 Computer Graphics I ITD Web Design ART 8 Intro to Computer Graphics Cr edit s Len gt h : - semesters Hr s in Class M in im u m cr edit s:. The impact of using different types of cameras, flash, and studio lighting and equipment.. Basic camera functions, e.g. aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focus.. Concepts of composition including the rule of thirds, vanishing point, and lines perspective.. Ability to edit photos using basic digital photo tools to create black and white, crop, straighten, color adjust, burn and dodge. Lab Hou r s Learn techniques for taking better pictures, editing, enhancing, & posting online. Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate understanding of: Lect u r e Hr s GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS - CSC Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Printing Press Operators: $7, * Median salary nationwide as of. Source: BLS.gov Division : Workforce Services Con t act : PNT PNT PNT PNT PNT 98 ART 8 Survey of Processes Electronic Publishing I Print Imaging Layout & Design I Seminar & Project Intro to Computer Graphics - Catalog 8-9 Cr edit s Len gt h : - semesters. The various processes of graphics reproduction;. How to apply skills necessary to utilize text and graphics to produce production-ready copy;. Capturing and reproduction of line art, line copy and continuous tone by conventional and electronic methods;. Safety and health issues, including the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard.. Design skills utilizing Adobe InDesign software. Hr s in Class M in im u m cr edit s: Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate understanding of: Lab Hou r s This program provides both theory and application in the printing industry. Pr ogr am Coor din at ion : All courses in this CSC ( credits) count towards the diploma in Graphic Imaging Technology. Lect u r e Hr s

4 PRINTING TECHNOLOGY - CSC This program provides both theory and application in the technological printing industry. Students will learn safety regulations, lithographic chemistry, and characteristics of printed works. Program Coordinat ion: All courses in this CSC ( credits) count towards the diploma in Graphic Imaging Technology. Program Out com es Graduates will demonstrate:. Design skills utilizing Adobe InDesign software.. An understanding of the fundamentals of reproduction processes.. Technical and skill competencies in the area of lithography complete laboratory projects.. An understanding of safety and health issues and of the OSHA Hazard Communication Standards.. An understanding of digital imaging to produce printed images. Course Sequence ART 8 Intro to Computer Graphics PNT Survey of Processes PNT Principles of Lithography PNT 98 Seminar & Project PNT Digital Imaging Applications Minim um credit s: Lengt h: - semesters Career opport unit ies: Pre-Press Technician: $, Printing Press Operator: $7, Binding & Finish Worker: $,7 * Median salaries nationwide as of. Source: BLS.gov Division: Workforce Services Cont act : Danville Community College -

5 GRAPHIC IMAGING TECHNOLOGY - Diploma M in im u m cr edit s: 7 Len gt h : semesters ( years), if suggested full-time course sequence is followed. Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Graphic Designer: $,9 Photographer: $, The program provides an effective working knowledge of the various processes of graphics and printing. Topics include the basics of drawing and illustration, both by hand and using a computer or tablet; extensive use of a Mac with Adobe Creative Suite software (InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop) to prepare original designs and manipulate images; D package designs; using digital printing equipment to output posters and banners; textile image design with heat transfer and screen printing; and use of machinery to produce quality printed products on a wide variety of materials. Pr ogr am Coor din at ion : Graduates will simultaneously earn the CSCs in Graphic Communications and Printing Technology. Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate understanding of: Fir st Sem est er ART 8 PNT PNT PNT PNT PNT 98 SDV Intro to Computer Graphics Survey of Reproductive Processes Applied Math for Graphics Principles of Lithography I Print Imaging Seminar & Project College Success Skills Secon d Sem est er ENG ART 8 PNT PNT PNT Technical Report Writing (or approved sub.) Computer Graphics I Printing Applications I Electronic Publishing Layout & Design I - Catalog 8-9 Cr edit s Con t act : Hr s in Class Division : Workforce. The various processes of graphics reproduction.. Design skills utilizing Adobe software.. Applying knowledge of the interaction of ink and paper to complete laboratory projects.. Applying skills to prepare and digitally print multicolor designs.. Technical and skill competencies in the finishing and bindery operations of printed pieces. Lab Hou r s * Median salaries nationwide as of. Source: BLS.gov Lect u r e Hr s Art/Design Worker: $,9 7 8

6 GRAPHIC IMAGING TECHNOLOGY - Diploma Th ir d Sem est er (Su m m er ) PNT Printing Applications ART 8 Illustration for Designers PNT Layout & Design II PNT Color Separation Fou r t h Sem est er ART 87 ART PNT PNT Fif t h Sem est er ECO PNT PNT PNT Portfolio & Resume Preparation Package Design Offset Press Operations I Digital Imaging Applications Elementary Economics (or approved sub) Advanced Printing Applications I Lithographic Chemistry Production Planning & Estimating BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - GRAPHIC IMAGING Associate of Applied Science Pr ogr am Coor din at ion : This program is similar to other DCC business curricula, with an additional specialization in printing technology. Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates of this program will be able to:. Use industry-standard software in business communications, such as word processing (i.e., Microsoft Word) and presentation software (i.e., Microsoft PowerPoint);. Perform and interpret basic business math, accounting, and statistical calculations;. Understand basic concepts of business ethics and the importance of adhering to a strong set of generally accepted ethical principles;. Demonstrate basic principles of relationship skills to successfully interrelate with customers, associates, employees, and superiors in a business setting;. Understand how the principles of basic economics (i.e., supply and demand, the American free enterprise system, etc.) apply to successful business management practices; Pr ogr am ou t com es con t in u ed on n ext page... M in im u m cr edit s: Len gt h : semesters ( years) if full-time course sequence is followed Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Graduates may become business owners or managers of graphic imaging departments, or work in sales of graphic imaging services and products. Salaries will vary. Division : Workforce Con t act : Danville Community College -

7 BUSINESS MGMT - GRAPHIC IMAGING A.A.S. Pr ogr am ou t com es con t in u ed.... Understand basic legal and regulatory requirements for business; Lab Hou r s Hr s in Class Cr edit s. Perform basic graphic imaging industry production planning and estimating tasks. Lect u r e Hr s 7. Evaluate marketing strategies for successful products and services; 9. Discuss the concepts of color separation and lithographic chemistry; Keyboarding for computer usage Introduction to Business Business Mathematics I College Composition I Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts Principles of Marketing College Success Skills Principles of Management Survey of Economics Technical Writing Electronic Publishing I Layout and Design I 7 Accounting I Business Law Advanced Computer Applications & Integration Wellness Elective Seminar & Project in Humanities Introduction to Computerized Accounting Basic Human Biology Lithographic Chemistry Production Planning and Estimating Seminar and Project in Business Workplace Ethics Customer Service Business Etiquette Understand the basics of electronic publishing; Fir st Sem est er AST 7 BUS BUS ENG ITE MKT SDV Secon d Sem est er BUS ECO ENG PNT PNT Th ir d Sem est er (Su m m er ) PNT Color Separation Fou r t h Sem est er ACC BUS ITE HLT/PED HUM 98 Fif t h Sem est er ACC BIO PNT PNT BUS 98 BUS 9 MKT 7 BUS 8 - Catalog 8-9

8 D Ar t s ADVANCED PRODUCT DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT - Career Studies Certificate Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate knowledge of:. Use and care of hand and power tools used in the industry.. Materials used in various forms of manufacturing.. CAD/CAM/CNC technology as used in product design and manufacturing.. Problem-solving techniques.. Functional and aesthetic design skills used in consumer-targeted manufacturing. IND 7 Team Concepts & Problem Solving BLD Shop Practices & Procedures IND Product Design & Development I IND Product Design & Development II CAD Computer Aided Drafting III ART Fundamentals of Design This CSC prepares students to design, engineer, and produce a product utilizing wood as a primary medium. Graduates may work in various areas of the design and manufacturing sectors. M in im u m cr edit s: Len gt h : semesters Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : Note: MTE,, prerequisite required for CAD. INSTRUMENT (GUITAR) BUILDING CRAFT Career Studies Certificate Students will learn about fundamental woodworking skills, material choice and handling, creativity and design, form and function, harmonics, CAD design, inlay, laser engraving, and finishing techniques. Build from scratch and using acoustic Dreadnought kits from Martin Guitar. Program may supplemented with small business management classes if student desire to operate their own business repairing and selling instruments. Pr ogr am Coor din at ion : The CSC is designed to stack into the Build Your Business - Venture Creation Technical Studies degree and will include - elective credit hours as recommended by the instructor; i.e. students in the acoustic pathway would have the option to build an electric guitar, and vice versa. M in im u m cr edit s: 9 Len gt h : semesters Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Musical instrument builders/repairers: $, Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : Danville Community College -

9 INSTRUMENT (GUITAR) BUILDING CRAFT - CSC Program Out com es Graduates will demonstrate knowledge and skills in the following areas:. Use and care of hand and power tools used in the industry.. Knowledge of materials used in various forms of acoustic and electric guitars.. CAD technology as used in guitar design.. Aesthetic principles for inlay and design.. Various finishing techniques used in guitar production.. Instrument construction fundamentals and techniques such as bracing and "voicing" of the top and back, neck angle, bridge placement, fret installation. 7. Understanding of the techniques and requirements to build an instrument from scratch. Course Sequence First sem est er IND 9 Topics in: Inlay I MUS 9 Topics in: lntro to Lutherie Tools IND 9 Finishing I MUS 9 Topics in: Electric Guitar I OR Acoustic Guitar I ART Fundamentals of Design 9 Second sem est er IND 9 Topics in: Inlay II IND 9 Topics in: Finishing II MUS 9 Topics in: Electric Guitar II OR Acoustic Guitar II CAD Computer Aided Drafting III MKT 9 Topics in: Product Photography Lect ure Hrs Lab Hours Hrs in Class Credit s - Catalog 8-9

10 METAL ARTS - Career Studies Certificate Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate knowledge of:. Various welding techniques.. The history of metal arts.. Various metal manipulation techniques, such as casting & forging.. d and d design principles Fir st Sem est er WEL Intro to Welding ART 9 Studies in Sculpture I ART Drawing I ART 9 Topics in: Metal Sculpture I Secon d Sem est er ART 9 Topics in: Metal Sculpture II WEL Arc Welding WEL Inert Gas Welding ART 98 Seminar & Project M in im u m cr edit s: Len gt h : semesters 7 7 Car eer oppor t u n it ies: Graduates may work with metals as a self-employed artist or artisan. Classes in small business management are available to students who wish to learn how to sell their work. Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : L i ber al Ar t s & H u m an i t i es AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE - CSC Pr ogr am Ou t com es: Graduates will demonstrate:. Basic ASL conversational skills.. Critical thinking and appropriate responses based on exposure and knowledge from the Deaf community.. Knowledge and skills to accommodate people who are Deaf in an accessible school or office using interpreting services and technology. SDV College Success Skills ASL American Sign Language I ASL American Sign Language II ASL American Sign Language III ASL American Sign Language IV ASL History of the US Deaf Community ASL Finger-spelling & Number Use in ASL This program trains students to communicate proficiently in ASL as well as to develop understanding of Deaf culture. M in im u m cr edit s: 8 Len gt h : - semesters Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : or Danville Community College - 7

11 GENERAL EDUCATION - Certificate This program is designed for students preparing to transfer to a four-year institution after one year of study at DCC. Minim um credit s: Lengt h: semesters, if suggested full-time course sequence is followed. Transfer Opport unit ies: Admission requirements vary by college. Students are urged to familiarize themselves with the requirements of the school to which they intend to transfer and plan course selections with their DCC advisor. To learn more, visit dcc.vccs.edu/ t ransfer Division: Arts, Sciences, & Businesses Cont act : or Program Out com es Graduates of this program will demonstrate:. The ability to communicate effectively by means of writing, speaking, listening and reading;. Proficiency in conducting experiments, and recording and interpreting data;. Awareness and understanding of ethics, cultures, and society;. Critical thinking skills of synthesizing and analyzing complex ideas;. Awareness of the role of arts of humanities in society. Course Sequence First Sem est er SDV College Success Skills ENG College Composition I MTH MTH or higher MTH, HUM, or Fine Arts Elective Transfer-level science Social Science Elective 9 7 Second Sem est er ENG College Composition II HIS History elective Social Science Elective MTH, HUM, or Fine Arts Elective Transfer-level science 8 History Electives: HIS, HIS, HIS, HIS, or HIS. Social Science Electives: PSY, PSY, SOC, PLS, PLS, ECO, or ECO Lect ure Hrs Lab Hours Hrs in Class Credit s 8 - Catalog 8-9

12 LIBERAL ARTS - Associate in Arts & Science This program includes a broad range of courses in the humanities, natural sciences, mathematics, social sciences, and health and physical education. Students have sufficient flexibility to select courses appropriate to the requirements of their intended transfer institution. Students should complete a DCC program comparable to the first two years of the program at the transfer institution. Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate:. The ability to communicate effectively by means of listening, speaking, reading and writing.. Critical thinking skills of synthesizing/analyzing complex ideas.. Awareness and understanding of ethics, cultures, and society.. Understanding of individual & group development & behavior.. Understanding of and competence in research methods and scientific inquiry. Fir st Sem est er SDV College Success Skills ENG College Composition I MTH Precalculus I Focus Course I Natural Science course with lab Approved Computer Elective Secon d Sem est er ENG College Composition II MTH Approved Mathematics Course Focus Course II Natural Science course with lab Humanities or Social Science A sequence of four Focus Courses must be selected by the student and approved by the academic advisor. Focus Courses should be related to each other and should also be accepted in transfer to the four-year program of the student?s choice. Examples of Focus Course sequences include: ART -, MUS -, HIS ---8, HLT ---, PHI, REL --, PSY ---, ASL ---, SOC ---, SPA --- M in im u m cr edit s: Len gt h : years ( semesters), if suggested full-time course sequence is followed. Tr an sf er oppor t u n it ies: This degree is designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year university for any of the liberal arts. It is also appropriate for students who plan to transfer into a bachelor 's degree program with certification to teach English, humanities, or social sciences. Admission requirements vary by institution. Students are urged to familiarize themselves with the requirements of the college to which they intend to transfer and plan course selections with their DCC advisor. To learn more, visit dcc.vccs.edu / t r an sf er Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : or Cou r se sequ en ce con t in u ed on n ext page... Danville Community College - 9

13 Lect u r e Hr s Lab Hou r s Hr s in Class Cr edit s LIBERAL ARTS - Associate of A. & S. Literature I History Elective Social Science Requirement Focus Course III Humanities or Social Science Elective Literature II History Elective Social Science Requirement Focus Course IV Approved Wellness Elective Cou r se sequ en ce con t in u ed f r om pr eviou s page... Th ir d Sem est er ENG // HIS SOC Fou r t h Sem est er ENG // HIS SOC HLT/PED Students must complete a full year of social science courses by taking one of the following sequences: ECO & ECO ; PLS & PLS ; SOC & SOC ; SOC & one sophomore-level sociology course excluding SOC & ; PSY & PSY ; or PSY & one sophomore-level psychology course excluding PSY &. Courses used to complete the social science requirement will not count as Focus Courses. (PLS & PLS may substitute for PLS & PLS ). This credit can be satisfied by a or more credit course in Health, Physical Education, or Recreation. LIBERAL ARTS - HUMANITIES - Associate of Arts & Science M in im u m cr edit s: Len gt h : years ( semesters) if suggested full-time course sequence is followed. Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : or Catalog 8-9 This program includes a broad range of courses in math, social science, natural science and humanities. Students have sufficient flexibility to select courses that meet the requirements of their intended transfer institution. Students should complete a DCC program comparable to the first two years of the program at the transfer institution. Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate:. The ability to communicate effectively by means of listening, speaking, reading and writing.. Critical thinking skills of synthesizing/analyzing complex ideas.. Awareness and understanding of ethics, cultures, and society.. Understanding of individual and group development and behavior.. Understanding of and competence in research methods and scientific inquiry.

14 LIBERAL ARTS - HUMANITIES - A.A. & S. Fir st Sem est er SDV College Success Skills ENG College Composition I MTH Quantitative Reasoning Natural Science with lab Approved Computer Elective HLT/PED Approved Wellness Elective Secon d Sem est er ENG College Composition II MTH Approved Transfer Math Natural Science with lab Social Science Elective HIS History Requirement I Th ir d Sem est er Humanities Requirement I Literature Requirement I Liberal Arts Requirement I Social Science Elective II HIS History Requirement II Fou r t h Sem est er Humanities Requirement II Literature Requirement II Liberal Arts Elective II Fine Arts Elective I Fine Arts Elective II 7 8 Tr an sf er oppor t u n it ies: This degree is designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year university in a humanitiesrelated field, such as creative writing, theater, music, communications and journalism, foreign languages, or religion. Admission requirements for transfer students vary by institution. Students are urged to familiarize themselves with the requirements of the college or university to which they intend to transfer and plan course selections with their DCC advisor. To learn more, visit dcc.vccs.edu / t r an sf er History I and II. Students must complete a full-year sequence of U.S. History (HIS & HIS ), or Western Civilization (HIS & HIS ), or World Civilizations (HIS & HIS ).. Humanities & Fine Arts Electives: Students must complete at least two humanities courses plus two sophomore literature courses & at least two courses in fine arts. Students may use the liberal arts elective requirement of six credit hours to pursue greater depth in the fine arts or humanities. Again, selection of courses should be based on the student?s interest and the demands of their intended transfer institution. Danville Community College - 7

15 LIBERAL ARTS - SOCIAL SCIENCE - Associate of Arts & Science Admission requirements vary by institution. Students are urged to familiarize themselves with the requirements of the college to which they intend to transfer and plan course selections with their DCC advisor. To learn more, visit dcc.vccs.edu / t r an sf er Division : Arts, Sciences, & Business Con t act : or Catalog 8-9. The ability to communicate effectively by means of listening, speaking, reading, and writing.. Critical thinking skills of synthesizing/analyzing complex ideas.. Awareness and understanding of ethics, cultures, and society.. Understanding of individual and group development and behavior.. Understanding of and competence in research methods and scientific inquiry. Fir st Sem est er SDV College Success Skills ENG College Composition I MTH Quantitative Reasoning or higher (excludes MTH 8) BUS 7 Business Information Systems (or approved transfer computer class) Natural Science with lab HIS History Elective Secon d Sem est er ENG College Composition II HIS History Elective II MTH Statistical Reasoning OR MTH Statistics I Natural Science with lab II Humanities or Fine Arts Elective I Cr edit s Tr an sf er oppor t u n it ies: This degree is designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year university in a social science field, such as sociology, criminology, anthropology, psychology, history, political science, or economics. Pr ogr am Ou t com es Graduates will demonstrate: Hr s in Class Len gt h : years ( semesters) if suggested full-time course sequence is followed. Lab Hou r s M in im u m cr edit s: This program includes a broad range of courses in math, social science, natural science and humanities. Students have sufficient flexibility to select courses that meet the requirements of their intended transfer institution. Students should complete a DCC program comparable to the first two years of the program at the transfer institution. Lect u r e Hr s 9 7 8

16 LIBERAL ARTS - SOCIAL SCIENCE - A.A. & S. Course Sequence, cont inued... Third Sem est er SOC Sociology Elective I PSY Psychology Elective I Liberal Arts Elective I Social Science Elective I Humanities or Fine Arts Elective II Fourt h Sem est er SOC Sociology Elective II PSY Psychology Elective II Liberal Arts Elective II Social Science Elective II HLT/PED Approved Wellness Elective Students must complete a full year of sociology coursework by taking one of the following sequences: SOC and SOC, or SOC and one sophomore-level sociology course excluding SOC and Students must complete a full year of psychology coursework by taking one of the following sequences: PSY and PSY, or PSY and one sophomore-level psychology course excluding PSY and. Note: Students must complete a year-long sequence in history, sociology, & psychology, plus two electives that may be from those areas or in different social sciences, such as political science or economics. Electives should be used to meet the demands of the transfer institution and to achieve breadth of exposure to other disciplines. Danville Community College - 7

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