CSC-200 Survey of Contemporary Computing (click here to access course web site)	Contemporary computer technology including digital sound recording and editing, image editing, and video creation and editing on Mac or PC computers to explore the science behind today's information technology and these applications as well as the internet and basic web site creation. Uses software provided free in the course. Course fulfills a Liberal Studies Program "Scientific Inquiry, Elective" requirement, is geared toward non-computer science majors. Assumes no prior knowledge or experience in computer science.	One book required, free for download at course web site
Jim Janossy (747) 200-1577 Phone office hours: 9 AM to 9 PM daily	GPH-205 Historical Foundations of Visual Technology (click here to access course web site)	Survey of the development, application and meaning of visual technologies in a wide range of world cultures from pre-history to the present. Explores the intersection of the visual arts, architecture, and society in a variety of civilizations.. Considers works of art that emphasize mathematical, geometric and physical elements antecedent to contemporary graphic technology, including how the human eye perceives color and how modern technologies form images.