Degrees, Certificates and Programs of Study Information

 

Photography Certificate of Achievement 

Prepares the student for a variety of employment opportunities and career paths within the photographic field. This certificate also provides an opportunity for the student to continue toward earning an AA degree in Fine Arts that can align with existing undergraduate programs in the CSU and UC systems. The student will study traditional and digital photography and lighting. The student will be offered additional course selections in portraiture, commercial photographic application, alternative image processing and environmental photography and as well, the history of still photography. The creation of a photographically based portfolio will complete this certificate. An emphasis will be placed on learning computer based photographic editing programs such as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom and the mastery of digital cameras and digital output devices. 

Victor Valley College Photography Certificate of Achievement

 

Photo Certificate Information

 

REQUIREMENTS: All the following classes are required to complete the certificate.

UNITS

Photo 100: Beginning Photography

3.0

Photo 111: Beginning Digital Photography

3.0

Photo 101: Intermediate Photography

3.0

Photo 133: Introduction to Photoshop (formerly Photo 52)

3.0

Photo 153: Lighting Techniques (formerly Photo 53)

3.0

Photo 154: Portfolio Design (formerly Photo 54)

3.0

ELECTIVES: Choose ONE of the following 3.0-unit courses:

3.0

Photo 150: Commercial Photography (formerly Photo 50)

Photo 151: Environmental Photography (formerly Photo 51)

Photo 105: Portraiture

Photo 115: History of Still Photography

TOTAL UNITS FOR CERTIFICATE:

21.0

     

 

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