By the end of this course, students will be able to produce photographic images in a photography studio. They will become acquainted with the elements that make up the equipment of a photography studio, its performance and its use in the shooting by applying the principles of composition, lighting and post production.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to apply techniques and practical requirements for the generation of photographic images by using professional digital cameras as well as specialized programs in order to develop quality images supported in a conceptual and critical stance. This will be achieved through a course that links theory and the implementation of acquired knowledge.

By the end of this course, students will be able to understand, describe, and integrate the different art techiques; having as a focal point art and how to create innovative thematic intentions.

By the end of this course, students will be able to understand and analyze the main theoretical contributions of the classical world to art, to define and critique artistic expressions in art. This will be achieved through readings, the analysis of these readings, group discussions, and the review of research works.

By the end of this course, students will be able to describe and discuss scheme organization in studio teaching processes for the production of a work of art in order to integrate theoretical and practical concepts in the development of a creative production.

This course aims to study the mechanisms developed to obtain from public institutions the information to which civil society must have access. This is a new issue and and all citizens should be informed of this fundamental right.

Students will learn about the creative possibilities of the use of images, exploring from the formal differences between static images: photographs, paintings, drawings, graphs, and moving images: videos, motion pictures, and electronic images, to their expressive force and communication capabilities.

By the end of this course, students will have become acquainted with works of art and understand their meaning and historical context. They will analyze techniques, methods, forms, and content and will appreciate their cultural value through time in order to apply acquired skills using the specialist language of art discourse. This will be achieved through the analysis of readings and research and the application of previously acquired knowledge in both oral and written exercises and in the preparation of multimedia presentations.

By the end of this course, students will be able to describe monographs on artists, movements, or themes related to the production of art in the northeastern region of Mexico in order to have a more detailed perspective on local art and to establish a critical, informed judgment on it, which will be achieved through the analysis and discussions of readings, research, and field visits.

By the end of this course, students will be able to express knowledge of art in northeastern Mexico and the American states on the Mexico-US border. They will also identify the authors, their works and the historical situation of the environment in which they originated in order to have a vision of the art in terms of time and space and to establish a critical, informed judgment on it. This will be achieved through bibliographical and field research of both the situations and the outstanding human exponents.