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Course Description:
An introductory course in the use of the still camera and in the essentials of
black-and-white photography. Emphasis on the basic aesthetics and techniques
that underlie photographic communication. 35mm camera with manual controls
required (either film or digital). Darkroom & Digital Darkroom, Experimental
Black and White Photography in traditional Darkroom that investigates
experimental and nontraditional applications of black-and-white imaging
materials and processes. An exploration of the history in Digital Darkroom,
contemporary trends, and future possibilities of digital imaging processes.
Includes an examination of visual communication within the digital environment.
Emphasis on the expressive and visual significance of experimentally generated
imagery.
Aim & Objective
1.Equip students with concepts, theories, processes and techniques
relevant to the multimedia industry.
2.Provide students with relevant knowledge and skills to meet job
specifications.
3.Develop within students the communication skills which enable them to
present ideas, convey information, solve problems etc related to
multimedia effectively.
4.Develop within students leadership ability and inculcate teamwork spirit.
- Teacher: WILLIAM OOI LIAN HIN
Course Description:
An introductory course in the use of the still camera and in the essentials of
black-and-white photography. Emphasis on the basic aesthetics and techniques
that underlie photographic communication. 35mm camera with manual controls
required (either film or digital). Darkroom & Digital Darkroom, Experimental
Black and White Photography in traditional Darkroom that investigates
experimental and nontraditional applications of black-and-white imaging
materials and processes. An exploration of the history in Digital Darkroom,
contemporary trends, and future possibilities of digital imaging processes.
Includes an examination of visual communication within the digital environment.
Emphasis on the expressive and visual significance of experimentally generated
imagery.
Aim & Objective
1.Equip students with concepts, theories, processes and techniques
relevant to the multimedia industry.
2.Provide students with relevant knowledge and skills to meet job
specifications.
3.Develop within students the communication skills which enable them to
present ideas, convey information, solve problems etc related to
multimedia effectively.
4.Develop within students leadership ability and inculcate teamwork spirit.
- Teacher: WILLIAM OOI LIAN HIN
- Teacher: Ahnaf Hakimi Bin Ahmad
- Teacher: Ahnaf Hakimi Bin Ahmad
- Teacher: Ahnaf Hakimi Bin Ahmad
- Teacher: Ahnaf Hakimi Bin Ahmad
- Teacher: Low Saw San
- Teacher: LIM THONG SOON
- Teacher: LIM THONG SOON
This course is an introduction to the basic elements of typography, exploring the type terminology and letterform construction. The course emphasis on typographical composition and design practices.
- Teacher: Loy Jia Shin
- Teacher: Loy Jia Shin
- Teacher: Khor Teong Siang
Websites have become a staple for almost every organisation and business In today's digital landscape. Websites can be used to run a business, showcase a company's portfolio and provide services and assistance. In this course, students will learn and use the Dreamweaver web development tools to develop and manage their website efficiently, as well as to upload and publish their website in their web server.
- Teacher: LAI KIM MIN
Websites have become a staple for almost every
organisation and business In today's digital landscape. Websites can be used to
run a business, showcase a company's portfolio and provide services and
assistance. In this course, students will learn and use the Dreamweaver web
development tools to develop and manage their website efficiently, as well as
to upload and publish their website on their web server.
- Teacher: LAI KIM MIN
This course introduces the students to communication design theory and history in a global context. This subject will explore the history of communication design from pre-print culture, through the print revolution and into the digital age. The course will approach the history with a focus on the various design movements of that time; how they were influenced by and embodied their political, social and economic contexts. Students will develop skills in descriptive and reflective writing, as well as investigation and analysis to inform their practice as a communication designer and prepare them to challenge, question and justify their design decisions.
- Teacher: Loy Jia Shin
- Teacher: Loy Jia Shin
- Teacher: LIM THONG SOON
- Teacher: Khor Teong Siang
- Teacher: Zaki Bin Zakaria