GE1129 - Creative Photography

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Course Title

Creative Photography

Offering Term

2024-25 Sem B

Distributional Area

1 - Arts and Humanities

Offering College/School

SCM

Offering Academic Unit

SCM

No. of Credit Units

Medium of Instruction

English

Medium of Assessment

English

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Level

B1, A2

Official Course Syllabus

This course explores photography as a creative way of seeing, of investigating moments in life and expressing ideas. Various kinds of photographic subject matter will be discussed including portraiture, landscape, story telling and documentary.

This course also offers practical instruction in basic Photographic techniques, digital imaging, fundamentals of camera operation, lighting, exposure, etc. Course provides opportunity for student’s future exploration.

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CRN	Section	Term	Type	Capacity	Day	Time	Building	Room	Instructor
15081	15081C01	2024-25 Sem B	Lecture	81	Tue	12:00-14:50	CMC	M4001	Mr. SHEK Ming Fai Phil

Last Updated Time: 19-Nov-2024 04:23

PILO 1:	Demonstrate the capacity for self-directed learning
PILO 2:	Explain the basic methodologies and techniques of inquiry of the arts and humanities, social sciences, business, and science and technology
PILO 3:	Demonstrate critical thinking skills
PILO 4:	Interpret information and numerical data
PILO 5:	Produce structured, well-organised and fluent text
PILO 6:	Demonstrate effective oral communication skills
PILO 7:	Demonstrate an ability to work effectively in a team
PILO 8:	Recognise important characteristics of their own culture(s) and at least one other culture, and their impact on global issues
PILO 9:	Value ethical and socially responsible actions
PILO 10:	Demonstrate the attitude and/or ability to accomplish discovery and/or innovation

GE1129 - Creative Photography

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