Spring 2018 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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GA 124 - Lithographic Press II Credit Hours: 2.5
A continuation of the theory of operating lithographic sheet-fed presses including make ready, feeder and delivery procedures. Concepts of plate and blanket handling, PH factors, dampening/ink systems, registration, paper considerations and press problem-solving for quality control and safety will be covered.
Hands-on advanced procedures in operating duplicator presses will include multi-colored registration, PH measuring, ink mixing, finishing, press and paper problem solving, as well as plate developing and troubleshooting. The course objective is to produce well-registered, multi-colored jobs for inclusion in a portfolio.
Course Outcomes Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- explain the operations required to produce a printed product;
- explain the role of the graphic arts technician and their relationship with the members of the print production team;
- demonstrate the ability to operate and maintain a variety of printing/bindery equipment;
- present ideas verbally, demonstrating craftsmanship and confidence in a commercial print shop environment;
- demonstrate safe working habits and practices in an industrial environment;
- demonstrate proper material handling abilities; and
- demonstrate increased verbal and visual communication skills in presenting one’s ability to apply standard practices in a printing production environment.
Prerequisites: GA 105 S (S)
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