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History of Art I (3-3-0)

The study of art forms from a Western perspective from the ancient to the Gothic periods, with emphasis on enjoyment and understanding. (ARTS 1302)

1302

History of Art II (3-3-0)

The study of art forms from a Western perspective from the Renaissance to the present, with emphasis on enjoyment and understanding. (ARTS 1304)

1303

Design and Materials (3-3-3)

Laboratory fee required.

Analysis of fundamental principles and elements in two- and three-dimensional design. Work with various materials and colors in relation to space and movement. (ARTS 1311)

1304

Design Color and Structure (3-3-3)

A continuation of the study of fundamental principles and elements in two- and three-dimensional design. (ARTS 1312)

1305

Drawing I (3-3-3)

Representation drawing with a consideration of perspective, light and shade; practice using charcoal, pencil, conte, pen and wash. (ARTS 1316)

1306

Drawing II (3-3-3)

A continuation of representation drawing, with a consideration of perspective, light and shade; practice using charcoal, pencil, conte, pen and wash. (ARTS 1317)

1310

Art Appreciation (3-3-0)

An introduction to the visual arts. The visual elements of artworks are defined and students are introduced to the vocabulary, principles and techniques of art in different periods and cultural settings. Includes individual art projects and tours. (ARTS 1301)

2301

Figure Drawing (3-3-3)

Introduces students to figure drawing and develops skill in perceiving the human figure as form and volume in live models and mannequins. Various media and techniques are used.

2303

Painting I (3-3-3)

Application of methods and techniques of still-life painting, correlation of media and approaches to mixed media. (ARTS 2316)

2304

Painting II (3-3-3)

Continuation of ART 2303. (ARTS 2317)

3301

Major Developments in the History of Art (3-3-0)

(Cross-listed as HUM 3312)

A study of important historical events in the development of the theory and practice of the visual arts.

3305

Computer Graphics

Students learn about the extensive scope of computer graphics by applying basic principles in art and design. Students will develop skills in symmetry and pattern, as they solve fundamental design problems and create images with drawing software.