Herzing College - Madison
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
http://www.herzing.edu

Critical Thinking

This course is designed to introduce the theories and application of critical analysis with emphasis on developing sequential reasoning skills. Topics include the foundations of arguments, value assumptions and ethical decision making, reality assumptions and deductive arguments, inductive arguments and generalizations, reasoning errors, the power of language, the impact of media power, and per......
 

This course provides students with a foundation of knowledge regarding leadership practices and theories. The student should develop an operational understanding of leadership concepts and theories to engage and reflect on leadership topics. Leadership requires an understanding of both the organizational values within which one operates and one¡¯s personal values. This course examines these unde......
 

This course provides instruction in the principles and concepts of project management. Topics include project management concepts; needs identification techniques; proposed solutions preparation; the project life cycle; the project manager¡¯s responsibilities and skills; the effective project team; types of project organizations; project communications and documentation; project planning, schedu......
 

The history, theory and methods used in precast concrete and steel construction are examined. Drawings using appropriate symbols, standards and nomenclature for each material are created. A library of details will be created for use in DT 267 Commercial Building Materials. ...
 

This course provides the foundation of the major concepts and frequently used commands required to advance from a novice to an intermediate user of ProEngineer software applications. Topics include part and assembly creation and the creation of engineering drawings. ...
 

This course provides the practical application, through class projects, the standards and conventions of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GDT) as established by the American Society of Manufacturing Engineers (ASME). Topics include the advantages of GDT; surface, axis, and planer datums; form, orientation, positional, and location controls; geometric tolerance zones; and the inspection o......
 

This course introduces the use of AutoCAD commands. Topics include the main menu functions of file, edit, view, insert, format, tools, draw, dimension, modify, and image; and the creation of two dimensional detail drawings to standards and conventions. ...
 

This course provides an overview of current industry standard animation. Topics include 2D and 3D animation, emphasizing both black and white and color. Students will be exposed to the basic processes of creating simple animations. ...
 

This course examines the use of vector graphics in industry. Topics include logo and type design, color separation and trapping, preparation of vector graphics for use in print, film, web, and multimedia. Students will be exposed to the technique needed to manipulate vector graphics. ...
 

This course examines the use of raster graphics in industry. Topics include resolution, color correction, color usage, hue, saturation and luminosity, preparation of raster graphics for use in print, film, web, and multimedia. Students will be exposed to the technique needed to manipulate raster graphics. ...
 

This course explores the process of creating sculpture. Topics include sculpting human forms, still life and other simple, everyday objects with an emphasis of modeling both realistic and abstract forms. Students will be expected to create small scale, simple sculptures and models. ...
 

This course examines nature of color as it relates to various media. Topics include the principles of color space including additive and subtractive color, color model theory including RGB, CMYK, and HSL. Students will be exposed to various color theories throughout the past century. ...
 

This course provides instruction in the basics of hand drawing. Topics include the use of charcoal, ink, graphite, and other mixed media to render original works of still life and motion. Students will be given an opportunity to develop their basic hand drawing skills. ...
 

This course provides instruction in the basics of Desktop Publishing including publication design, layout, and typography. Topics include the use of industry standard page-layout software, appropriate font choice and specifications, proper use of raster and vector graphics, and consideration of specification requirements for lithographic printing or other reproduction. ...
 

This course offers an introduction to design theory as used throughout the publishing, web design, and multimedia market. Topics include appropriate use of white-space relationships, fonts, color, line, image, and layout. Students will be expected to demonstrate an understanding of the impact of design on individuals, groups, and mass markets. ...
 

The length of the program is 10 months (2.5 semesters). A minimum of 36 semester credit hours is required for graduation. ...
 

The average length of time for a student taking a full course load is 2.5 semesters. A minimum of 37 semester credit hours is required for graduation....
 

The average length of time for a student taking a full course load is 3 semesters. A minimum of 45 semester credit hours is required for graduation. ...
 

The average length of time for a student taking a full course load is 3.0 semesters. A minimum of 48 semester credit hours is required for graduation. ...
 

This course presents the practical application of the concepts and features of a spreadsheet package using Microsoft Excel. Topics include using and managing worksheets and workbooks; applying formatting and style features; working with data, formulas, and functions; managing charts and graphics; working with outlines, views, and reports; automating tasks with the macro feature; using auditing ......
 

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