trigonometry), physics, motion, and energy including topics from classical and and chemistry. modern physics are measured by the requirements of PHYSICS 1511; TECH 2080; TECH 4128 Basic concepts of inorganic and organic chemistry and their applications to industrial processes with an emphasis on application directed at materials, energy production and environmental implications are evaluated by the following two courses CHEM 1110; TECH 2072 7.4.2 Graphic Technologies Competencies Assessment Measures 1. Students should The ability to solve problems using both technical and understand the nature critical thinking methods has become paramount to success of the graphic arts in the graphic communications industry. Graphic industry, its technologies courses emphasize these qualities through organizational individual and group projects, lectures and class discussion. structure, the Quizzes, exams, readings, hands-on projects and portfolio principles, development are used by faculty as outcome measurement. and the environmental Examples of measurement can be reviewed during the impacts. program visit and syllabi will be available for review. Courses that reflect this competency are: TECH 1055, TECH 1022, TECH 1065, TECH 2070, TECH 3179, TECH 4161, ART 3034 2. Students should Because graphic communication processes continue to rely possess an heavily on various types of calculations and measurement, it understanding of the is imperative that students have no less than a general theory and concepts understanding and appreciation for the various scientific and and have a working mathematical methods applied during graphic production. knowledge of All aspects of graphic communications include various mathematics, forms of these elements. chemistry, physics, and computer technology Quizzes, exams, readings, hands-on projects and portfolio applications. development are used by faculty as outcome measurement. Examples of measurement can be reviewed during the program visit and syllabi will be available for review. Courses that reflect this competency are: MATH 1100, MATH 1772, CHEM 1010, CHEM 1020, CHEM 1110, CS 1000, CS 1050
trigonometry), physics, and chemistry. motion, and energy including topics from classical and modern physics are measured by the requirements of PHYSICS 1511; TECH 2080; TECH 4128 Basic concepts of inorganic and organic chemistry and their applications to industrial processes with an emphasis on application directed at materials, energy production and environmental implications are evaluated by the following two courses CHEM 1110; TECH 2072 7.4.2 Graphic Technologies Competencies Assessment Measures 1. Students should understand the nature of the graphic arts industry, its organizational structure, the principles, and the environmental impacts. The ability to solve problems using both technical and critical thinking methods has become paramount to success in the graphic communications industry. Graphic technologies courses emphasize these qualities through individual and group projects, lectures and class discussion. Quizzes, exams, readings, hands-on projects and portfolio development are used by faculty as outcome measurement. Examples of measurement can be reviewed during the program visit and syllabi will be available for review. Courses that reflect this competency are: TECH 1055, TECH 1022, TECH 1065, TECH 2070, TECH 3179, TECH 4161, ART 3034 2. Students should possess an understanding of the theory and concepts and have a working knowledge of mathematics, chemistry, physics, and computer technology applications. Because graphic communication processes continue to rely heavily on various types of calculations and measurement, it is imperative that students have no less than a general understanding and appreciation for the various scientific and mathematical methods applied during graphic production. All aspects of graphic communications include various forms of these elements. Quizzes, exams, readings, hands-on projects and portfolio development are used by faculty as outcome measurement. Examples of measurement can be reviewed during the program visit and syllabi will be available for review. Courses that reflect this competency are: MATH 1100, MATH 1772, CHEM 1010, CHEM 1020, CHEM 1110, CS 1000, CS 1050