Film Major, BA Assessment Plan
structures employed in film. 5. Students will demonstrate knowledge of theoretical approaches to cinema (genre, auteurism, structuralism, poststructuralism, semiotics, pscyhoanalysis, feminism, and postcolonialism). 6. Students will demonstrate the knowledge of and ability to apply different theoretical perspectives on the role and power of media within society to influence social values,
Exceed Expectations for the program
At least 90% of all portfolios, capstone projects, exit essays submitted for review (by program faculty) determined to Meet or Exceed Expectations for the program At least 90% of all portfolios, capstone projects, exit essays submitted for review (by program faculty) determined to Meet or Exceed Expectations for the program At least 90% of all portfolios, capstone projects, exit essays submitted for review (by program faculty) determined to Meet or Exceed Expectations for the program
Students at exit in FILM 489 Senior Colloquium & in courses: FILM/ENG 344, FILM/ENG 461 or 462 or 463
Exit essay; Capstone project; Portfolio
Fall, Winter, Spring Quarters
1.1.1 Students will achieve programmatic learning outcomes.
Students at exit in FILM 489 Senior Colloquium & in courses: FILM/ENG 344, FILM/ENG 461 or 462 or 463
Exit essay; Capstone project; Portfolio
Fall, Winter, Spring Quarters
1.1.1 Students will achieve programmatic learning outcomes.
political beliefs, identities, and behaviors.
Students at exit in FILM 489 Senior Colloquium & in courses: FILM 380 & 480, FILM 346, FILM 430 or 431 or 432
7. Students will demonstrate a basic skills set in producing, directing, cinematography, and editing.
Exit essay; Capstone project; Portfolio
Fall, Winter, Spring Quarters
1.1.1 Students will achieve programmatic learning outcomes.
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