BIO380.2 Wildlife (Fauna Silvestre)

BIO380.2 Wildlife (Fauna Silvestre)

Taught in Spanish at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica. This course allows the student to learn distinct management systems of wildlife and control techniques of dangerous species for agriculture. (UC code: AGZ 222)

BEN380.2 Fundamentals of Biotechnology – Fundamentos de Biotecnología

Taught in Spanish at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica and may not be offered every semester. This course offers students an overview of the different aspects of biotechnology: its history, definitions, projections and real-world applications. However, biotechnology is also a double-edged sword for its ability to modify and alter the course of nature, posing potential risks and ethical dilemmas. Therefore, given the importance of these issues, the course is also interactive, as we debate and discuss topics related to bioethics. (IIQ 2663)

BEN380.1 Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics – Bioquímica y Genética Molecular

Taught in Spanish at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica and may not be offered every semester. The course addresses the structural aspects of biomolecules, the chemical and energy changes they undergo in the cell, as well as some mechanisms of enzymatic reactions and the molecular basis of the processes of replication and expression of genetic information. (BIO 228C)

AST180.1 Astronomy – Astronomia

Taught in Spanish. The objective of this course is to present a modern view of astronomy. The course presents the physical foundations of astrophysical processes and concepts regarding size, composition and evolution of heavenly bodies and the universe. Observational experiences will be made.

(FIA/AST 0111)

This course is taught at the Pontificia Universidad Católica and may not be offered every semester.

Course Restriction: Syracuse students may not earn credit for both this course and AST 101 or AST 104.

APH380.5 Portrait Photography (Fotografia de Retrato)

Taught in Spanish at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica and may not be offered every semester. Practical workshop on portrait photography, with male and female models that provides the student knowledge of portraiture, based on specific photographic techniques. Pre-req: basic photography course. (ART053)

APH380.4 Theory of Photographic Image (Teoria de la imagen fotografica)

Taught in Spanish at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica. Theoretical course aimed at understanding the basis and specificity of photography and its impact on photographic aesthetics. Students will analyze the cultural, ideological and artistic factors involved in the photographic process and will develop critical skills and creative photo project management. (UC code: ART 033)

APH380.3 History of Camera Images II

This couse will review changes and innovations in the ways in which camera images have been produced and used, but also criticised and evaluated. The course will therefore introduce you to significant work made by camera users, across what is apparently an expanding range of photographic and moving image practices, styles, techniques and genres of the last half century or so. It will also, however, review the changes in ways in which camera images have been conceptualised, reviewing some of the influential theorisations of photographic, filmic and video images, so as to enable thought about and criticism of the roles of camera-images in communication, including informed assessment of images, styles, techniques and genres. (POV 3214)

APH380.2 Fashion Photography

This course aims to introduce the basic concepts of fashion photography and offers practices that combine fashion and photography in outdoor and studio shootings, operations of fashion business and brands / and studying all the topics with examples from all over the world. (POV 4334/POV 3337)

APH380.1 Fine Art Photography

This course offers the knowledge and practice of post photographic processes like archival prints, alternative processes, different chemical and digital printing within the context of historical and contemporary practices. The effects of these processes on narration and production will also be explained and some of these processes will be put in practice by the students if it is applicable. (POV 4336/POV 3337)