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HCI 315 Theory and Perception of Color
 
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(Formerly HCI 315) A problem-based course introducing additive and subtractive colors systems and their technology. It explores the perceptual phenomena of color relationships and their applications in digital environments. PREREQUISITE(S): IM 210 AND GPH 211.

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Previous Syllabi
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-901-Spring 2006-2007) S. Grais
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-910-Spring 2006-2007) S. Grais
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-901-Spring 2005-2006) S. Grais
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-910-Spring 2005-2006) S. Grais
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-901-Spring 2004-2005) S. Luecking
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-902-Spring 2004-2005) S. Luecking
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-701-Fall 2004-2005) A. Morris
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-901-Spring 2003-2004) A. Morris
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-701-Fall 2003-2004) A. Morris
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-801-Winter 2002-2003) A. Morris
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-802-Winter 2002-2003) A. Morris
Theory and Perception of Color (HCI-315-801-Winter 2001-2002) A. Morris
Previous Instructors
S. Grais - S. Luecking - A. Morris
 
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