The following outlines the expected course availability each semester.
GRTC 2350 GRTC 3351
GRTC 3352 GRTC 3353
GRTC 4372 GRTC 4390
GRTC 2350 GRTC 3350
GRTC 3351 GRTC 3352
GRTC 3353 GRTC 4373
GRTC 4396
GRTC 3353 GRTC 4376
GRTC 4378 GRTC 4396
This projected schedule is subject to change without notice. For the actual course schedule for upcoming semesters, visit: https://www.stu.uh.edu/ uoh/newenrlsrv/select .jsp
For official course descriptions, please see the UH courses catalog
For an example degree plan and detailed curriculum information visit the Digital Media Program section of the site.
Introduction to pixel-based and vector graphics for use in print and digital media.
The course introduces students to Web page design, site planning, interface design, and site implementation.
Digital cameras; photographic principles; image organization, meta-data, evaluation, and correction; digital asset management; creating image portfolios for the web; and use of color management to soft- and hardproof finished photographs.
An introduction to graphic communications processes and ancillary operations. An in-depth study of common materials used in the graphic reproduction process.
Theory and practice in the preparation of single-color images for reproduction. Use of appropriate quality control devices and standards.
Theory and practice in the use of printing presses for single-color reproductions. Use of appropriate quality control devices.(Prerequisite/Co-requisite GRTC 3351)
This course provides students with an overview of the technological systems that extend the range of human communications, with an emphasis on visual communications processes.
Planning, storyboarding, workflow, and techniques of capturing audio and video.
Principles and techniques of cost estimating for graphic communications production.
Theory and practice in using graphic communication production control techniques to produce full-color documents. Includes an in-depth study of color theory, measurement, correction, modification, management, and separation techniques.
Video editing systems, editing principles and techniques, special effects, types of output media, and distribution.
Development and construction of instructional and display multimedia. (Prerequisite GRTC 3353)
Individual members of this research-oriented class study problems of areas of their own choosing in the field of organizational leadership and supervision guided by the instructor. Cass presentations by students on their projects; instructor-led discussion of research methods. (Prerequisite GRTC 3351, 3352)
Issues and topics in graphic communications technology. (Prerequisite GRTC 3351, 3352)
Students may complete up to two internships.