12/13/2018
COURSE SYLLABUS
SANTA FECOMMUNITY COLLEGE
COURSE ID: / PRNT / NUMBER: / 247 / SUFFIX:Schedule Title: / TP: Lithography I / Short Title: / TP: Lithography I
(50 characters) / (30 Characters)
Effective Semester: [ ]Summer [ X ]Fall [ ]Spring / YEAR: / 2009
Course Status: [ X ]New* [ ]Revise (highlight revisions in yellow) [ ]Archive / DIVISION: / AD
Previously Listed as: / Cross-Listed as:
(if applicable)(if applicable)
Total Course Credits / Lecture Hours / Lab Hours / Pay Hours3 / 0 / 6 / 4.5
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Repeatable(accepted for credit as a degree requirement more than once, e.g. internship) / [ X ] Yes / [ ] NoVariable credit(a student can take the course for 1 – 6 credits) / [ ] Yes / [ X ] No
Pass/Fail or letter grade / [ ] P/F / [ X ] L
Permission (students must obtain permission from the department to register for this course) / [ ] Yes / [X ] No
Course Fee: / $30 / Justification: / Use of supplies and equipment
Prerequisites: / PRNT174L DRPT 118L
Corequisites:
Catalog Description: Fundamental techniques using the unique qualities of the lithographic process in creative image making. Students will work primarily in black and white, to produce single prints and editions. Students are introduced to the history of lithography as a fine art discipline. Prerequisites: PRNT 174L and DRPT 118L.
Prerequisite: DRPT 118L and PRNT 174L Corequisite:Offered: Occasionally
Default statements that must be included in the catalog description when applicable are (1) May be taken twice for degree or certificate credit. (2) Eligible for “PR” grade. (3) Graded as “Pass/Fail.” (4) Cross-listed as _____. The offering frequency must be included (ex.: Fall, Occasionally, Every Two Years).
Major Topics:
1. Creation of an aesthetically successful image on the lithographic plate using lithographic crayons and washes
2. Fundamentals and unique aesthetic qualities of lithographic printing
3. Historic overview of lithography as a fine arts discipline
4. Introduction to inter-media potential of plate lithography
Learning Outcomes:
At the conclusion of this course, the student should be able to:
1. Create an aesthetically resolved, content based image on a lithographic plate using a variety of lithographic materials and techniques
2. Use a manual lithographic press to create a black and white print, which has been processed, rolled up, and printed correctly.
3. Create an edition of 10 or more prints of consistent quality (processed, rolled up, and printed with correct pressure, registration, and inking).
4. Explain the historic place of lithography as a fine arts discipline
5. Explore inter-media potential of lithography
Evaluation:
Evaluation will be based on the following criteria:
1.Individual and group critique of printed images and creative approach to image making.
2. Short exams
3. Class participation and attendance
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