ART 102, 103, 104
DRAWING (H) (5)
Emphasis on the fundamentals of
drawing: composition, technique and manipulation of materials, exploration of a
variety of subject matter. Lectures and presentations on artists and art, both
historical and contemporary. Prerequisite for ART 103 is ART 102. Prerequisite
for ART 104 is ART 103.
ART 110
DESIGN (3)
This course is an introduction to two-dimensional design.
Assignments include a variety of subject matter and materials.
ART 111
SCULPTURE (4)
This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of three
dimensional design. Assignments include a variety of subject matter and
materials. All are welcome.
ART 130
COMPUTER GRAPHICS (3)
An overview of computer programs used to create images for print and screen. Gain basic skills in a drawing program, image manipulation program, layout programs. Must know essential commands of computer (Mac/PC).
ART 135
GRAPHIC DESIGN I (5)
Problem solving in basic graphic design. A sequence of studio projects demonstrate students' ability to create, design and prepare art for reproduction. Lectures explore graphic design as an art form
and as a business. Prerequisite: ART 130 or ART 151 or permission of instructor.
ART 136
GRAPHIC DESIGN II (5)
One is a series of courses that explore problem solving in basic graphic design. A sequence of studio projects demonstrate students' ability to create, design and prepare art for reproduction. Lectures explore graphic design as an art form and as a business. Prerequisites: ART 130 or ART 151 or ART 135 or permission of instructor.
ART 137
GRAPHIC DESIGN III (5)
Problem solving in basic graphic design. Studio
projects demonstrate students' ability to create, design, and prepare art for
reproduction. Lectures explore graphic design as a business and an art form. Prerequisite: ART 136 or permission of instructor.
ART 151
TYPOGRAPHY (5)
This course covers the history of type, designing with type,
reproduction of type. Type is the foundation of graphic design. Students will
apply knowledge gained in a series of studio projects. Prerequisite: ART 110 or permission of instructor.
ART 160
INTRODUCTION TO FIBERS (H) (5)
An introduction to fiber art history and techniques with an emphasis
on traditional, hand-manipulated processes such as basketry, felting, dyeing and
simple loom work. This course features lectures and workshops by visiting
experts in various Pre-Columbian American fiber traditions.
ART 170
BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY (H) (2)
Fundamentals of photography and camera handling with emphasis on personal creative imagery.
The course will cover basic camera operation, black and white darkroom process, familiarity with materials and equipment.
ART 174
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (H) (4)
An introduction to digital photography. Students will explore the
creative and technical requirements of digital imaging for print and computer
screen. Basic computer experience required.
ART 190
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE (1-12)
See description under COOP 190 for more information.
ART 200
HISTORY OF ART SURVEY: PRE-HISTORIC - MEDIEVAL (H) (5)
A survey of the development of art from Prehistoric through Medieval. The course will explore the development in architecture, sculpture and painting.
ART 201
ART HISTORY SURVEY: WESTERN ART FROM THE LATE GOTHIC (H) (5)
A survey of the development of western art from the Late Gothic through the mid-19th century. The course will explore development in architecture, sculpture, and painting.
ART 202
ART HISTORY SURVEY: MODERN ART (H) (5)
A survey of modern art. The course will explore developments in
architecture, painting, and sculpture.
ART 203
HISTORY OF AMERICAN ART (H) (5)
A survey of American painting, sculpture, and architecture from colonial times to the present.
ART 210
PAINTING (4)
A painting course which uses the nude human form as a point of departure
for creating art. Students will experiment with a variety of materials and
techniques.
ART 211
PAINTING (4)
A continuation of ART 210 with increased emphasis on development of individual
styles.
ART 220
COMPUTER 3-D MODELING (3)
Advanced computer-based modeling course for students interested in learning surface and solid modeling techniques for future use in applications such as mechanical design, game development, and animation.
Prerequisite: CET 112 or ART 130 or instructor's permission.
ART 269
PORTFOLIO (3)
Development and presentation of an individual portfolio which meets professional
standards of excellence for job potential. Open to art and photography students.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.