This course continues the practical skill and concept development at a more advanced level. Students are encouraged to develop self-reliance, risk-taking and initiative through the production of directed and self-directed projects. Both traditional and experimental image-making techniques are explored as students are exposed to a broad range of photographic equipment, materials and processes. The course includes lecture, studio, laboratory and critique sessions. (Formerly first half of MPS28A/B). Lab: 3 hrs. Prerequisites: MPS 206 or (MPS 16A/B and MPS 17A/B); Corequisite: MPS 307 Course Weight: 1.00 Billing Units: 1
