Course Student Learning Outcomes by Discipline
Course ID
SLO
CINE 100
1. The prepared and diligent student will be able to analyze the function and effects of one or more film production
techniques in a motion picture.
CINE 100
The prepared and diligent student will be able to select the correct definition or application of film production
terminology.
CINE 102
The prepared and diligent student will be able to criticize a selected film in terms of its place in the evolution of the
medium.
CINE 102
The prepared and diligent student will be able to identify the contributions to film art and industry of major auteurs, film
movements, and national cinemas.
CINE 103
The prepared and diligent student will be able to identify the contributions to the art and industry of the motion picture
of important auteurs, film movements, and national cinemas.
CINE 103
The student will be able to criticize a significant motion picture as representative of its auteur, genre, movement, and/or
national film industry.
CINE 105
The prepared and diligent student will be able to assess the functions of particular film production techniques as they
relate to works in the subject area.
CINE 105
The student will be able to criticize a significant motion picture as representative of its auteur, genre, movement, and/or
national film industry.
CINE 110
Students will be able to identify the key differences between narrative and documentary film.
CINE 110
Students will demonstrate knowledge of non-fiction film history by identifying major documentary filmmakers and
important films from a variety of periods.
CINE 110
Students will have skills to analyze film in a variety of areas of filmmaking including, but not limited to, cinematography,
editing, and sound design.
CINE 115
Students will be able to demonstrate ability to properly format and structure a teleplay or screenplay.
CINE 115
Students will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of screenplay or teleplay scenes.
CINE 115
Students will be able to identify procedures by which professional writers protect and promote their work.
CINE 120
Students will be able to identify critical theories in which to study and analyze film.
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Course ID
SLO
CINE 120
CINE 120
Students will comprehend the difference between film reviewing and the scholarly study of film.
CINE 120
Students will have skills to analyze film in a variety of areas of filmmaking including, but not limited to, cinematography,
editing, and sound design.
CINE 122
Analyze historical patterns of movie representations of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation, age, and ability,
particularly in the United States in the 21st century
CINE 122
Demonstrate a basic understanding of movie-making concepts, including the use of movie specific vocabulary, through
the critical analysis of screened movies.
CINE 122
Identify the influence of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation, age, and ability on the socio-cultural experience
of present-day people in the United States.
CINE 122
The student will be able to analyze patterns of representation of race, class, gender, sexual orientation, age, and/or
ethnicity in a motion picture.
CINE 123
2.
Understand the socio-cultural and historical formation of Queerness as an identity, as a style of moviemaking,
and as an analytical tool useful for asserting political power.
CINE 123
Analyze historical patterns of movie representations of Queerness and Queer people from the birth of the motion picture
through the present, particularly in the United States while also acknowledging global moviemaking traditions
CINE 123
Apply the Cycle of Integration, from Invisibility, Caricature, Absence, Monstrosity, and Variation through Normalcy, to
movie representations of Queerness and Queer people.
CINE 123
Demonstrate a basic understanding of movie-making concepts, including the use of movie specific vocabulary, through
the critical analysis of screened movies.
CINE 125
As part of a team, the student will complete an 8 to 10 minute short subject film that will show the aesthetics of narrative
filmmaking.
CINE 125
Will demonstrate technical proficiency in a variety of areas of film-making from pre-production through production to
post-production.
CINE 125
Will show ability to prioritize workload as part of a production crew to complete filmed and videotaped group projects.
CINE 225
Students will complete a 10 - 20 minute film that shows production techniques of narrative or documentary film.
CINE 225
Students will recognize the differences between narrative and documentary film.
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