GSO & BTO 100 Academic Orientation This 1-hour course is designed to assist entering first year and transfer students. The course will cover the following components: Goal setting, study skills, adapting to college, making appropriate decisions, university policies and procedures and developing cultural literacy.

Welcome	Information Sources, Schedules, & Stress	Objectives, & Goal Setting
Time Management & Study Skills	Your CARES Report

GCM 211 Graphic Communications An overview of the market segments using the technologies of printing, publishing, packaging, electronic imaging, and their allied industries.

Safety	Relief	Layout & Design	Electronic Publishing	Type
Direct-to-plate	Paper	Offset Press	The Printing Industry	Screen Printing
Digital Photography	Gravure	Finishing & Binding	Halftones	Posterizations & Color
Digital Printing	Scaling

GCM 212 Graphic Communications Lab Laboratory activities supporting PMT 211.

Safety & Intro	Pad Printing	Imposition	Inks	Flexo Intro
Flexo Printing Unit	Flexo Press Gearing	Flexo Plates	Flexo Inks & Substrates	Screen-Intro
Frames, Fabrics, Stencils	Squeegees, Presses, Reclamation	Screen Inks

CTE 801 Occupational Training Methods An examination and development of training methods in occupational programs. Course content will include an analysis of learning, student and occupational needs, objectives and practice in delivery of instruction.

Analyzing the Need	Understanding Student Differences	Instructor Differences	Learning Theory
The Teaching Process	The Syllabus	The Lesson Plan	Lesson Plan Part II
Lecture/Discussion Method	The Demonstration	Self-Paced/Coop Learning

TEC 368 Screen and Specialty Printing (Midterm Course - offered without prerequisites) An introduction to imaging including screen and pad printing and vinyl plotting.

Spring 2005

GCM 211 Graphic CommunicationsAn overview of the printing processes including offset lithography, gravure, relief, and screen
and electronic printing.

GCM 212 Graphic Communications Lab Laboratory activities supporting PMT 211.

GCM 316 Prerequisite: PMT 211 & 212. A background study of the photographic processes of line, halftone and special effects negatives and positives as a basis for imagesetter output. Image assembly, plate preparation and offset presswork are studied in detail.

GCM 410 Finishing and Binding Prequisite: GCM 319. A study of post-press finishing and binding operations in the printing and publishing industries. Packaging operations will allso be studied, including design, layout, printing and assembly.

TEC 368 Screen and Specialty Printing (Midterm Course - offered without prerequisites) An introduction to imaging including screen and pad printing and vinyl plotting.

Summer 2004 (First Session)

TEC 315 Photography Emphasis on black and white photography including use and care of equipment, exposure calculations, and finishing. A slide/tape program will also be produced. Credit will not be awarded to students who have college credit in another photography course. A 35mm camera with adjustable lens and shutter controls is required.

Fall 2005

GSO 100 Academic Orientation This 1-hour course is designed to assist entering first year and transfer students. The course will cover the following components: Goal setting, study skills, adapting to college, making appropriate decisions, university policies and procedures and developing cultural literacy.

GCM 211 Graphic CommunicationsAn overview of the market segments using the technologies of printing, publishing, packaging, electronic imaging, and their allied industries.

GCM 212 Graphic Communications Lab Laboratory activities supporting PMT 211.

GCM 319 Printing Processes An overview of imaging including offset, screen, gravure, flexographic and digital printing processes. Emphasis will be given to the printed product, image carrier reparation, press systems and mechanics, inks, and substrates.

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