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110-103 3-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN GA 3 cr
A problem and theory approach to the underlying structure of three-dimensional
form using a variety of techniques, tools and materials to investigate
the basic elements, principles and concepts of three-dimensional design.
110-121 BASIC ART GA 3 cr
An introductory studio course for non-art majors and minors covering
the basic concepts and materials of major visual arts.
110-180 INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING DESIGN
3 cr
An introductory course for non-art majors covering the principles,
materials, procedures and applications of advertising design.
Prereq: A student may not register for 110-180 if previously or currently
enrolled in any 110-300 level course or above, unless departmental approval
is obtained.
110-201 DRAWING I GA 3 cr
An introduction to the basic concepts in drawing. This course provides
a systematic exploration of the drawing methods with and emphasis on traditional
approaches to line, form, composition, perspective & chiaroscuro
110-202 DRAWING II 3 cr
This course develops concepts & skills introduced in Drawing I.
Color, alternative materials & variable formats will be explored in
problem-solving format. Emphasis placed on strengthening content &
design relationships. 2-D design experience recommended.
Prereq: 110-201.
110-222 DESIGN FOUNDATIONS FOR THE WEB
3 cr
This primarily classroom formatted course will introduce students to
the fundamentals of the elements and principles of media design and how
they relate to web site and page content creation. The focus throughout
is on visually and aesthetically effective site design. Topics include
visual organizational principles, criteria for aesthetic development, critical
visual awareness, graphics utilizing digital imaging and web page design
software, time based media, animation, audio and video, and the role of
designer and programmer on the aesthetics and function of web communication.
Prereq: Restricted to non-Art majors.
110-251 CERAMICS I GA 3 cr
A course designed to give the student the opportunity to explore handbuilding
in slab, coil and other techniques; wheel throwing will be introduced as
a basic means of pottery development. Work with a variety of glazing techniques
will be stressed.
110-271 METAL AND JEWELRY I GA 3 cr
Exploration into creating jewelry and small sculpture from brass, copper,
bronze, and silver. This course is designed for both art majors and non-art
majors.
110-272 METAL AND JEWELRY II 3 cr
Continued exploration into the creation of jewelry and small sculpture
from metal. Emphasis is on conceptual and technical achievement.
Prereq: 110-271.
110-303 DRAWING III: THE FIGURE 3 cr
The drawing of the human figure from life with an emphasis on the development
of the sound technical skill and individual creative approach.
Prereq: 110-202.
110-311 PHOTOGRAPHY: EXPRESSION AND EXPERIMENTATION 3 cr
Lectures, demonstrations, and darkroom work sessions constitute a basic
introduction to photographic tools, techniques, and expression. Media:
black and white prints.
110-321 PAINTING I 3 cr
An introduction to painting as an art form. This study is grounded
in the disciplines associated with the techniques, and aesthetics of painting
based in water based media.
Prereq: 110-102 and 110-201 or 110-202 or cons instr.
110-324/524 WATERCOLOR 3 cr
A studio course where exercises and experimentation with transparent
watercolor pigments and techniques will be combined with art principles
to form aesthetic creations in watercolor.
Prereq: 6 credits from 110-102, 110-201, 110-202 or cons instr.
110-331 PRINTMAKING I: INTAGLIO 3 cr
An introduction to the techniques and aesthetics of printmaking. This
study is grounded in the disciplines associated with the techniques of
intaglio. Specifically, this includes drypoint, aquatint, and etching.
In addition, alternative processes are demonstrated and applied in the
study of monoprinting.
Prereq: 6 credits from 110-102, 110-201, 110-202, or cons instr.
Fullfills printmaking requirement.
110-332 PRINTMAKING I: RELIEF 3 cr
Exploration of printmaking as an art form with emphasis on relief printing
techniques, including single, multiple block and reduction wood-cuts and
non-traditional blocks, color printing, image making and editioning.
Prereq: 6 credits from 110-102, 110-201, 110-202 or cons instr.
Fulfills printmaking requirement.
110-333 PRINTMAKING I: SCREENPRINTING 3 cr
The course presents the basic materials and methods of screenprinting
techniques, including ink mixing, stencil developing, image making, and
editioning. This course fulfills the basic printmaking requirement.
Prereq: 6 credits from 110-102, 110-201, 110-202 or cons instr.
110-341 SCULPTURE I 3 cr
An introduction to the disciplines associated with the techniques,
media and aesthetics of sculpture.
Prereq: 110-103.
110-342 SCULPTURE II 3 cr
A continuation of 110-341 with emphasis on individual direction. The
intent is to develop a deeper meaning of art and art processes.
Prereq: 110-341.
110-343 SCULPTURE III 3 cr
Arranged for the student as indicated by the student's own interest
and abilities. The student is encouraged to work toward a high degree of
competency and enlightenment.
Prereq: 110-342.
110-352 CERAMICS II 3 cr
A continuation of 110-251 with emphasis on individual direction to
develop a deeper understanding of art and art processes.
Prereq: 110-251.
110-353 CERAMICS III 3 cr
Arranged for the student as indicated by the student's own interest
and abilities.
Prereq: 110-352.
110-373 METAL AND JEWELRY III 3 cr
This course emphasizes more complex construction and statements in
the creation of jewelry and small sculpture from metal.
Prereq: 110-272.
110-381 GRAPHIC DESIGN I 3 cr
An introductory studio course familiarizing the student with graphic
design basics: the creative process, design terminology and theory, design
principles, tools and materials, 2-D layout, typography and basic computer
techniques.
Prereq: 110-102 and 110-201.
110-382 GRAPHIC DESIGN II 3 cr
Emphasis is on conceptual and visual problems in graphic design. The
student analyzes, defines objectives, develops and presents graphic solutions
relating to communication in book design, magazine layout, and informational
graphics.
Prereq: 110-381.
110-383 GRAPHIC DESIGN III 3 cr
Emphasis is on graphic design solutions to communication problems relating
to advertising. The student analyzes, defines objectives and presents in
comprehensive format solutions for advertisements, web design, letterhead,
direct mail brochures and business logo and stationery.
Prereq: 110-382.
110-384 ILLUSTRATION 3 cr
A studio course for the advanced art student in the various types and
techniques of commercial illustration, using traditional media.
Prereq: 110-202 and 110-321.
110-385 ELECTRONIC ILLUSTRATION 3 cr
Electronic Illustration will present techniques, concepts and practices
that are part of the field of Illustration. The class will pay special
attention to the development of these within the context of computer technology.
A variety of imaging software will be used, including Adobe Illustrator,
Photoshop, Painter as well as and introduction to 3-D Graphic effects.
An emphasis on the higher and potential of cross platform effects will
be stressed.
Prereq: 110-387 and 110-202.
110-387 COMPUTER GRAPHICS FOR THE ARTIST 3 cr
Creation of computer generated artwork on the Amiga and MacIntosh systems
with an emphasis on photo based digital imaging techniques. Lecture content
includes discussions, readings and visual presentations on contemporary
usage of electronically generated art and design.
Prereq: 110-102 and Sophomore standing.
110-388/588 KINETIC ART/MULTIMEDIA DESIGN 3 cr
This course is focused on the study of kinetic art and aesthetic interdisciplinary
activities using graphics, typography, computer/video visual imaging and
sound synthesis. Students will create time based digital multimedia presentations.
Computer animation and design/illustration software applications, digital
video effects, photo/video image processing, sound recording, interactive
sequence scripting, sound synthesis and video production procedures contribute
to the aesthetic aspects of multimedia and will be procedural/technical
areas of exploration in this course. Repeatable to six credits.
Prereq: 110-102 and 110-201 and 110-387 or consent of instructor.
ARTSTDIO 390 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY/
3 u
DIGITAL IMAGING
An exploration of digital photography and electronic imaging techniques
for art and design. Using both low and high-resolution filmless cameras
and digital imaging techniques, students will learn the fundamentals of
camera operations through photographic manipulation. Activities will include
experiences in orginal still photography, panoramic VR photography, studio
& location lighting, visual aesthetic planning, concept development,
team building, special effects and professional technical production practices.
Prereq: ARTSTDIO 102 AND ARTSTDIO 381 OR ARTSTDIO 387
110-408/608 ADVANCED DRAWING 3 cr
A studio course which provides the opportunity for students to pursue
directed intermediate and advanced research in drawing. Emphasis placed
on the development of personal direction in terms of content, choice and
handling of media.
Repeatable in increments of 3 credits per term for a maximum of 12
credits.
Prereq: 110-303.
110-426/626 ADVANCED PAINTING 3 cr
A studio course which provides the opportunity for students to pursue
directed intermediate and advanced research in the techniques and aesthetics
of painting. Traditional oil and water based media will be introduced.
Advanced students will be encouraged to explore a medium of choice.
Repeatable in increments of 3 credits per term for a maximum of 12
credits.
Prereq: 110-321.
110-434 THE ART OF THE BOOK
3 cr
This course will focus on the creation of hand made fine art books
through the combination of applied research in traditional and non-traditional
printmaking techniques and bookbinding. Graduate students will be expected
to research an historical binding and create models for presentation to
the class.
Prereq: 110-201, 110-102, or consent of instructor.
Fullfills printmaking requirement.
110-444/644 SCULPTURE IV 3 cr
Advanced studio experience in sculpture.
Prereq: 9 credits in sculpture.
110-445/645 SCULPTURE V: RESEARCH 3 cr
A highly specialized course offering directed studio research in a
specific problem related to sculpture.
Prereq: 9 credits in sculpture.
110-454/654 CERAMICS IV 3 cr
Advanced studio experience in ceramics.
Prereq: 9 credits in ceramics or consent of instructor.
110-455/655 CERAMICS V: RESEARCH 3 cr
A highly specialized course offering directed studio research in a
specific creative problem related to ceramics.
Prereq: 9 credits in ceramics or consent of instructor.
110-456/656 TECHNICAL STUDY IN CERAMICS 3 cr
Exploration of technical concerns within ceramics. Emphasis on clay
composition and analysis, glaze calculation and formulation, study of ceramic
minerals, kiln design, construction and operation.
Prereq: 110-352.
110-474/674 METAL AND JEWELRY IV 3 cr
An advanced course emphasizing design and creation of objects, both
wearable and sculptural. Sophisticated technical skills will be explored
with and emphasis on contemporary concepts.
Prereq: 110-373.
110-475/675 METAL AND JEWELRY V: RESEARCH 3 cr
A highly specialized course offering directed research in a specific
creative problem related to metals and jewelry. Assignments will be made
that further students conceptual direction.
Prereq: 110-474.
110-482 ILLUSTRATION II 3 cr
Advanced course concentrating on the development of illustration skills
and techniques. Emphasis placed on the development of a personal approach
to conceptual and visual problem solving related to editorial, advertising
and specialized fields of illustration.
Prereq: 110-384, 110-303.
110-484/684 GRAPHIC DESIGN IV: COMPUTER PROCESSES 3 cr
Emphasis is on conceptual and visual graphic design problem solving.
The student studies contemporary design issues and develops strategies
for design solutions. Visual image development, information design and
corporate identity program design, publication planning and design development,
and pre-press applications of computer technologies are many of the areas
of concentration.
Prereq: ARTSTDIO 383
110-485/685 GRAPHIC DESIGN V: ADVANCED COMPUTING SOLUTIONS 3 cr
With guidance from the instructor, the student defines objectives,
researches and realizes solutions for a series of designs in an area of
special interest. A knowledge of advanced computing hardware and software
processes is applied to realize final solutions.
Prereq: 110-484/684.
110-490/690 ART WORKSHOP 1-3 cr
Repeatable. Prereq: Permission of the Workshop Director.
110-491 TRAVEL STUDY Repeatable 1-3 cr
110-492 FIELD INTERNSHIP IN ART 1-3 cr
Internship involving professional experience under the supervision
of selected business and/or institutional personnel within student's area
of emphasis. Departmental approval required for application.
May be retaken to maximum of 6 credits in degree and major. Prereq:
9 credits and 3.00 GPA in area of emphasis and consent and placement by
the Department and 2nd term Junior Standing.
110-496/696 SPECIAL STUDIES 3-4 cr
Repeatable. Prereq: Consent of instructor.
110-498 INDEPENDENT STUDIES 1-6 cr
Repeatable for a maximum of six credits in major/degree. Prereq: Cons
instr.
115-111 ART APPRECIATION GA 2 cr
This course is designed to relate art to the culture in which it was
created, thereby giving the student the understanding necessary to see
art as both a part of life and an expression of that life. Sections offering
special emphasis will be identified in current timetables. For non-art
majors only.
115-201 SURVEY OF WESTERN ART - ANCIENT TO MEDIEVAL GA 3 cr
An investigation of major works of art in painting, sculpture, architecture,
and minor related arts from prehistoric times to the late middle ages.
Emphasis on the relationship between art and culture. Students develop
skills in artistic analysis. Slide illustrated.
115-202 SURVEY OF WESTERN ART - RENAISSANCE TO THE PRESENT GA 3 cr
An investigation of major works in painting, sculpture, architecture,
and related arts from the late Italian Renaissance to the present. Students
develop skills in artistic analysis. Slide illustrated.
115-305/505 HISTORY OF WOMEN IN ART GA 3 cr
A study of the contribution of women artists to the fields of architecture,
painting, sculpture, printmaking and fibre from the middle ages to the
present. Offered summer school even numbered years, spring term odd numbered
years.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-311/511 HISTORY OF GREEK AND ROMAN ART GA 3 cr
This course is designed to cover Greek and Roman art and architecture
from pre-classical times to the late Roman Empire. Students are introduced
to classical archaeology, technology, style, and iconography. Vase painting,
architecture, and sculpture are emphasized in the context of the development
of the classical tradition. Usually offered spring term odd numbered years.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-312/512 HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL ART GA 3 cr
The art of the Middle Ages comprises more than 1,000 years of sculpture,
painting, tapestry, architecture and stained glass. In this course of a
few months, we can sample only some of the arts that have profoundly shaped
modern western culture, vis. medieval great church or cathedral. Concentration
is on the Romanesque and Gothic periods. Islamic material may be include.
Generally offered spring term even numbered years.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-313/513 HISTORY OF ITALIAN RENAISSANCE ART GA 3 cr
A course designed to trace the development of architecture, painting
and sculpture from the early fifteenth century through the sixteenth century
in Italy. Emphasis is on the revival of interest in classical traditions
and the combination of classic ideals and forms with contemporary artistic
themes. Usually offered spring term even numbered years.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-314/514 HISTORY OF NORTHERN RENAISSANCE ART GA 3 cr
This course is designed to study in depth the unique development of
Renaissance art outside Italy, specifically in the Lowlands, France, Germany
and Spain during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Usually offered
fall term odd numbered years.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-315/515 HISTORY OF BAROQUE ART GA 3 cr
An art lecture course covering the leading work in painting, sculpture
and architecture in Italy, France, Spain, Germany and The Netherlands from
the Mannerist period to 1800. Slide illustrated. Usually offered spring
term odd numbered years.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-316/516 HISTORY OF NINETEENTH CENTURY ART GA 3 cr
A slide illustrated lecture course examining major social, scientific
and technical factors affecting stylistic progressions in painting, photography,
architecture and sculpture during the nineteenth century. European art
movements will be the principal concern of the course. Usually offered
fall term.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-317/517 HISTORY OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE GA 3 cr
The major emphasis of this course is the development of the experimental
nature of contemporary architectural forms. The student will study this
trend from the early engineering solutions of mid-nineteenth century to
the complex social and technological solutions of today. Offered irregularly.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-318/518 HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY ART TO 1945 GA 3 cr
An investigation of the complex visual imagery generated by the social
milieu from 1900 to 1945. Emphasis will be on origins, stylistic progressions,
and experimental approaches with implications for today's movements. Offered
fall term only.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-319/519 CONCEPTS IN ART SINCE 1945 GA 3 cr
A course designed to study the complex developments in art since 1945.
Emphasis will be placed on experimental concepts, their evolution and their
manifestations in today's society. Offered spring term only.
Prereq: 900-110.
115-420 ART THEORY 3 cr
An advanced course dealing with the theoretical concerns of the visual
arts. The course treats art in its relation to current philosophical thought,
and also discusses aesthetics and the nature of art. For Art Department
majors and minors. Offered spring term only.
Prereq: 115-318 and sr st.
115-421 ART HISTORY: RESEARCH 2-3 cr
A highly specialized course offering directed research in a specific
area of art history. The course content is to be determined by the student
and the instructor.
Prereq: 9 credits in art history and consent of instructor.
115-496/696 SPECIAL STUDIES IN ART HISTORY 1-3 cr
Repeatable.
Prereq: To be announced at the time the course is offered.
115-498 INDEPENDENT STUDY 1-6 cr
Repeatable for a maximum of 6 credits in major/degree.
Prereq: Consent of instructor.
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