Art
ART 122 - Two-Dimensional
Design
3
A basic course in the study of two-dimensional art. A variety of techniques and materials will be explored while students develop an understanding of the elements of art and principles of compositional organization. This course will aid individuals with minimal experience in visual art to develop their potential creative abilities. Fall, Spring
ART 124 - Three-Dimensional
Design
3
A basic course in the study of three-dimensional art.
A variety of techniques and materials will be explored while students develop
an understanding of the principles of three-dimensional design. This course
will aid individuals with minimal experience in visual art to develop their
potential creative abilities. Spring
ART 130 - Drawing
I
3
Basic instruction in freehand drawing emphasizing line, shape, value, volume, space, and perspective using a variety of art media. Emphasis will be placed upon drawing through coordination of hand and eye movements and seeing rather than looking. This course is designed to help students cultivate their potential drawing abilities or improve existing drawing proficiency. Fall
ART 201 - Art
Practicum, Art Club
.5
This course allows students to participate in work related and career goal experiences within the context of visual art through projects, field trips, and workshops. Open to any student with an interest in visual art. S/U grading only. Fall, Spring
ART 210 - Art
History I
3
History of painting, sculpture, and architecture from
prehistoric to the Gothic era including the cross-cultural influences of early
Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, and Islamic arts on the development of
later European arts; also included are early African tribal arts, as well as
early Native American and Australian aboriginal arts. This course is rotated
in sequence with ART 211 - Art History II and ART
238 - Contemporary Art History.
ART 211 - Art
History II
3
History of painting, sculpture, and architecture from the early Italian Renaissance to the French Rococo period including the arts of England, the Netherlands, and Germany which reflect cross-cultural influences and the rich heritage of the ancient world. This course is rotated in sequence with ART 238 - Contemporary Art History and ART 210 - Art History I.
ART 225 - Water
Media I
3
An introduction to basic materials and techniques in water color with additional instruction in color theory and compositional arrangement. Spring
ART 226 - Water
Media II
3
Continued refinement of techniques and materials introduced in ART 225 - Water Media I. Students should have a working knowledge and understanding of color theory and previous experience with water color materials. Pre-requisite: ART 225 - Water Media I or consent of instructor. Spring
ART 230 - Drawing
II
3
A continued practice of freehand drawing techniques, based on direct observation. Emphasis will be placed on human figure studies, the expressive possibilities of color with an introduction to various media not experienced in ART 130 - Drawing I. Pre-requisite: ART 111 - Drawing I. Spring
ART 238 - Contemporary
Art History
3
Traces the development of modern art from its Neoclassical roots to the 20th century with an emphasis on the cross-cultural development of styles and their growth as a reflection of socio-economic, political, and religious influences. This course is rotated in sequence with ART 210 - Art History I and ART 211 -Art History II.
ART 250 - Ceramics
I
3
An introductory clay course for developing functional and decorative forms, emphasizing hand building and wheel throwing, surface decoration, glazing, experimentation with local clay bodies, and kiln management. Fall, Spring
ART 251 - Ceramics
II
3
Continued refinement
of techniques learned in ART 250 - Ceramics I. Wheel throwing and hand building combinations,
mold making, Raku firing, clay decoration, glazing, and gas kiln firing will
be explored. Pre-requisite: ART 250 - Ceramics I. Fall, Spring
ART 270 - Printmaking
I
3
An introduction to printmaking
through instruction and practice in one or more of the intaglio processes such
as etching, engraving, collagraphs, and relief processes. Pre-requisite: ART
122 - Two-Dimensional Design or ART 130 - Drawing
I or consent of instructor. Spring
ART 280 - Photography
I
3
An introductory course
providing instruction in 35 mm camera functions and basic black and white darkroom
techniques. Emphasis will be placed on formal composition, aesthetics, and proper
methods of processing photographic materials and chemicals. This course is designed
for students with little or no experience in photography. Fall, Spring
ART 313 - Drawing
III
3
Advanced study of one
or more drawing media with continued refinement of techniques developed in previous
courses. Students will work toward the expression of a personal style. Offered
on demand with other drawing courses. Pre-requisite: ART 230 - Drawing
II and permission of the instructor. Spring
ART 322 - Printmaking
II
3
Continued refinement
of techniques learned in ART 270 - Printmaking I. Emphasis will be placed on development
of color printing skills through print alterations or relief techniques and
studio maintenance. Pre-requisite: ART 270 - Printmaking I. Spring
ART 323 - Printmaking
III
3
Further mastery and application
of intaglio techniques covered in previous courses. Emphasis will be placed
on the development of an individual artistic style. Pre-requisite: ART 322 -
Printmaking II and consent of instructor. Offered on demand and is taught at
the same time as ART 270 - Printmaking I. Spring
ART 324 - Printmaking
IV
3
Individual research project
in printmaking to be developed and determined by the student with guidance from
the instructor. This course is designed for the student planning to attend graduate
school or wishing to expand his or her studio experiences. Pre-requisite: ART
323 - Printmaking III and permission of the instructor. Offered
on demand and taught at the same time as ART 270 - Printmaking
I. Spring
ART 352 - Photography
II
3
Continued refinement
of techniques learned in ART 280 - Photography I with emphasis placed on improving darkroom
skills. Introduction to toners, hand coloring, and other print modification
techniques. Pre-requisite: ART 280 - Photography I. Fall, Spring
ART 353 - Color
Photography I
3
An introduction to color
negative printing with in-depth study on the expressive and descriptive qualities
of color; how light and exposure can affect color. This course is designed for
students with a working knowledge of cameras and basic understanding of black
and white printing procedures. Pre-requisite: ART 280 - Photography
I or consent of instructor. Offered on demand
ART 354 - Photography
III
3
Further mastery and application
of techniques learned in previous photo courses. Introduction to studio management,
lighting techniques, and computer imaging. Pre-requisite: ART 352 -
Photography II and consent of instructor. Offered on demand and taught at the
same time as ART 352 - Photography II. Fall, Spring
ART 361 - Sculpture
I
3
An introduction to three-dimensional
expression using a variety of media including clay, wood, metals, or other materials.
Emphasis will be placed on the interaction of form and space. Offered on demand
ART 362 - Sculpture
II
3
Continued refinement
of techniques learned in ART 361 - Sculpture I. Pre-requisite: ART 361 - Sculpture
I or consent of instructor. Offered on demand
ART 371 - Painting
I
3
An introduction to basic
materials and techniques in oil painting with emphasis on instruction in color
theory and compositional arrangement. This course is designed for students with
basic experience in drawing and/or formal design. Pre-requisite: ART 122 -
Two-Dimensional Design or ART 130 - Drawing I or consent of instructor. Fall
ART 372 - Painting
II
3
Continued refinement
and practice of techniques and materials introduced in Painting I. Students
should have a working knowledge and understanding of color theory and previous
experience with oil painting materials. Pre-requisite: ART 371 - Painting
I or consent of instructor. Fall
ART 373 - Painting
III
3
Further mastery and application
of techniques covered in previous courses. Emphasis will be placed on the development
of an individual artistic style. Pre-requisite: ART 372 - Painting
II and consent of instructor. Fall
ART 383 - Water
Media III
3
Further mastery and application
of techniques covered in previous watercolor classes. Emphasis will be placed
on the development of an individual artistic style. Pre-requisite: ART 226 -
Water Media II and consent of instructor. Offered on demand and taught at the
same time as ART 225 - Water Media I. Spring
ART 425 - Art
Practicum, Art Club
.5
This course allows students
to participate in work related and career-goal experiences within the context
of visual art through projects, field trips, and workshops. Participation in
leadership roles will be stressed and expected of students enrolled in this
course. Open to any student with an interest in visual art. S/U grading only.
Fall, Spring
ART 454 - Photography
IV
3
Independent research
project in a photographic media with emphasis placed on developing an individual
artistic style. This course is designed for students planning to pursue graduate
studies or photography as a career field or wishing to expand their studio experiences.
Pre-requisite: ART 354 - Photography III and consent
of instructor. Offered on demand in conjunction and taught at the same time
as ART 352 -
Photography II. Fall, Spring
ART 455 - Color
Photography II
3
Continued refinement
and application of techniques learned in ART 353 - Color Photography I Introduction
to advanced studio techniques and computer imaging. Pre-requisite: ART 353 -
Color Photography I or consent of instructor. Offered on demand
ART 474 - Painting
IV
3
Individual research project
in painting to be developed and determined by the student with guidance from
the instructor. This course is designed for the student planning to attend graduate
school or wishing to expand his or her studio experiences. Pre-requisite: ART
373 - Painting III and consent of instructor. Fall
ART 480A - Senior
Exhibition
1
The planning, organization,
installation, and presentation of an individual portfolio of art work in a group
exhibition of senior level art major students. Spring
ART 480B - Senior
Exhibition
.5
The planning, organization,
installation, and presentation of an individual portfolio of art work in a group
exhibition of senior level art minor students. Spring
ART 484 - Water
Media IV
3
Individual research project
in watercolor painting to be developed and determined by the student with guidance
from the instructor. This course is designed for the student planning to attend
graduate school or wishing to expand his or her studio experiences. Pre-requisite:
ART 383 - Water Media III and consent of the instructor. Spring
ART 291, 491 - Art
Seminar
1-6
This course is designed
for the exploration of specific topics which are not covered in regularly scheduled
course work. Offered on demand
ART 292, 492 - Experimental
Course
1-6
A new course not listed
in the catalog that has the potential for being added to the curriculum. Offered
on demand
ART 293, 493 - Peer
Tutoring
1-6
Students may earn credits
by offering their services to other students by assisting them with their studies
as an academic tutor. Tutors are needed every semester in almost all academic
areas. Interested students should contact Student Support Services (second floor)
May Hall, room 211, for specific information. (Maximum eight credits may be
applied to graduation.)
ART 294, 494 - Independent
Study, Undergraduate Research
1-6
INDEPENDENT STUDY: An individualized study not listed as a regular course in the University catalog. Content, etc., to be determined by instructor and student. Requires approval by department chair. Offered on demand
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH:
Research topic must be approved prior to registration by instructor. Written
analysis of research activities required at end of semester. Requires approval
by department chair. Offered on demand
ART 295, 495 - Service
Learning
1-6
Credits may be granted
for extra-curricular activities for which there is a direct connection and correlation
between the activity and the academic objectives of a specific course in the
University catalog. The appropriateness of the activity and subsequently awarding
of academic credit will be at the discretion of the appropriate departmental
chair. Offered on demand
ART 296, 496 - Study
Tours
1-6
Provides students the
opportunity to make an extensive trip to a location either inside or outside
the United States, which will subsequently provide the student with life experiences
that relate directly to a specific academic discipline. Not available in all
departments. Available at departmental and discipline discretion only.
ART 297, 497 - Art
Internship, Externship, Cooperative Education
1-12
Students will be placed
in an off-campus company or agency which will provide the student with specific
activities that will demonstrate the correlation between academic study and
an actual work experience. The number of credits will be determined by the length
of the internship and the hours worked. Offered on demand
ART 299, 499 - Special
Topics, Readings
1-6
SPECIAL TOPICS: A uniquely-designed advanced topics course within a specific discipline. Course content and other related academic requirements to be determined by the instructor. Offered on demand
READINGS: Readings in educational and various specific professional publications and journals related to a specific academic discipline. Offered on demand