Introduction to photography

Grading can be somewhat unpredictable; it depends on the professor’s preferences and adherence to class instructions. Some find it generous, while others feel it is more strict.

Workload is generally light, with some flexibility for photo shoots during classes. However, there are differing views on its heaviness depending on individual experiences.

Assessment includes creative assignments and possibly midterm/final exams. Grading may not be strictly based on aesthetics alone but also on following class instructions.

Teaching is described as engaging with a mix of humor from the professor, though some find it somewhat boring for those with prior experience in photography.

Stick to what’s taught in class and follow the professor's instructions closely; go out for photo shoots during class time if possible; be creative but ensure your work conveys meaningful messages.