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World Trade Organization,
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Profession-Oriented Education
Social Demand
Labor Force Requirements
/Benefit/Cost
1979 Finch
Crunkilton
finished
product
Wenrich, 1989
1989
1997
Photography
and Design/
National
Taiwan Normal University, Department of
Graphic Arts Communication
National Taiwan
University of Arts, Department of Graphic
Communication Arts
1996
1994
107
(1)(2)
108
(1)
(2)
Rochester Institute of
Technology, Syracuse University, Yale University,
School of Visual Arts, Maine College of Art,
Ringling School of Art and Design, Watkins
College of Art and Design
Imaging
1. Rochester Institute of Technology
and Photographic Technology
192
50
48
/
48
2. Syracuse University
School Art and Design
129
36
21
21
3. Yale University
School of Art
42
128
109
6.
Maine College of Art, Ringling School of
Art and Design, Watkins College of Art and
Design
Drawing
2D Design
3D Design
Studio Elective
Art History
Survey Composition &
Literature
Tool Technology
/Focus: Drawing/Design
Studio Elective
Non-Western Art History
Liberal
Arts Elective History
Philosophy
Studio Major
Studio MajorCritical
Issues Open Elective
Liberal Arts ElectiveDrawing
Studio: Perceptual System
Drawing Studio: Observation & Color
Drawing Studio: Image & Color
110
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1992-1993
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3.3588
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3.1102
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3.2000
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3.2034
.4821
2.8508
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2.9085
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3.2475
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3.4064
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3.3898
.5845
3.3621
.4888
3.1695
.5827
3.2069
.5374
3.4703
.5800
3.0932
.6051
3.5860
.6289
3.3172
.5620
3.2260
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3.7470
.5015
4.0268
.5871
3.5424
.59257
3.7974
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3.7684
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3.3831
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3.7034
.6215
3.4966
.7228
4.0678
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3.6330
.5942
3.8276
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3.6839
.5538
3.8041
.6600
3.7586
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3.6059
.6419
3.4153
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3.6000
.6824
3.7368
.5608
3.4944
.6410
2.3509
.2916
2.3793
.3574
2.1497
.3300
2.2325
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2.3179
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2.1356
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2.0552
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1.8448
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2.7593
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2.0816
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2.3966
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2.3889
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2.2424
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2.2730
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2.0381
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2.0339
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2.2862
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3.82
3.80
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3.54
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3.38
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2.75
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3.5118
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3.6024
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128
1994
p.93-102
1989
1997Delphi
DACUM
V-TECS
1996
NSC-91-2516-S-144-001
Cheng-Chia Lee
Abstract
The purpose of this study was primarily to construct a professionally viable
Photography and Design curriculum for Graphic Communications and related fields, and
secondarily to project new directions for a technology-driven Photography and Design of the
future. The subject-areas were divided into two parts. The Photography subject-area came
from the Chamber of Commerce of Chinese Commercial Photographys member list; the
Design subject-domain came from the Photography and Design curricula of domestic
universities. This study used a questionnaire survey and randomly selected 900 respondents
in total. The findings were:
Photography:
In terms of degree of learning difficulty 11 subjects subject-areas, including
Introduction to Printing, fell in the moderate range and 8 subjects fell in the difficult
range; in terms of degree of importance of professional competency, 3 subjects fell in the
unimportant range, 15 in the moderate range and only 1 in the important range; in
terms of degree of future demand, 14 subjects fell in the remains unchanged range and 5 in
the increasing range.
Design:
In terms of degree of learning difficulty, 2 subjects Photography and Printing Design
fell in the easy range, 15 subjects in the moderate range and 7 subjects in the difficult
range; in terms of degree of importance of professional competency, 2 subjects fell in the
unimportant range and 22 in the moderate range; in terms of degree of future demand,
19 subjects fell in the remains unchanged range and 5 in the increasing range.
Keywords: Photography, Design, Graphic Communications, Curriculum Design, Technology of the
Future