Instructor-generated withdrawal from class may be appealed through procedures outlined in the ACC Student handbook.
A student may also be withdrawn by the instructor for excessive tardiness in completing assignments as well as for class disruption, plagiarism, theft, violence or other harmful acts as described within ACC policy (see the ACC Student Handbook). It is the policy of this department that the instructor may withdraw a student for 4 absences or a series of tardies calculated as 2 tardies equaling one absence. Punctuality and attendance will be expected of each student as it would be in a professional environment. Most of the material taught is developed in lecture/demonstration, hands on practice, round table discussion, visiting experts, and accomplishment of assignments involving both practice and research. There is no substitute for being present.Īdditionally, we train students as business professionals and prepare them for success in the workplace.
Students will demonstrate their mastery of these skills through the use of class discussions, written assignments, demonstrations, operational assignments, and test taking.Īt the discretion of the various instructors, there will be lectures, videos, slide shows, class discussions, research papers, photographic assignments, class projects, guest lectures, and field trips among other communications.Īttendance is critically important on several levels. This is a vocational/technical curriculum conducted primarily on a seminar and workshop basis. No textbooks required for this course, all necessary data is provided.ĭepartmental scans skills for this course are: Reading, writing, speaking and listening, thinking skills, personal qualities, workplace competencies, and basic use of computers.
Students are encouraged to consult with any and all of our instructors, in class or out, concerning this class or any subject in which it is felt that the instructor may be of assistance.Įnd-of-course Outcomes: Demonstrate the use of perspective in architectural photography exercise lighting techniques for interior and exterior exposures at different times of day and create a portfolio on an approved architectural theme. Students are required to participate fully in classes, assignments, and projects, there is no related subject in this field too diverse to be discussed profitably. PHTC 2331 Architectural Photography (3-1-8) Study of the equipment, processes, and procedures necessary for the photography of building exteriors and interiors, dusk/night and night architectural landscapes, and construction progress. Instructor will deliver course outline, calendar, and test schedule. PHTC 2331 Architectural Photography (3-1-8)
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