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ART 114: Printmaking
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
An introduction to basic printmaking techniques, including relief and intaglio. Students will work with lino, embossing, collagraphy, and silk-screen. Individual experimenting with techniques is encouraged.
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ART 121: Drawing I
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
The study and use of line, shape and value in drawing objects in space. Contour line and perspective are used to represent still life, landscape, and the figure. Media include pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, and marker.
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ART 221: Drawing II
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
The techniques and skill developed in Art 121 will be used in drawing the figure. A conceptual approach to drawing will be encouraged. The computer will be introduced as another art tool.
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ART 223: Painting I
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
Course provides basic foundation for painting in acrylic and tempera paints, with emphasis on color theory and composition. The student will paint from still life, nature, and imagination to discover the vast area of subject matter available.
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ART 224: Painting II
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
A continuation of Art 223 through further study of color theory and composition. Use of the model will be stressed and the student will be encouraged to experiment with a variety of painting techniques such as stains, impasto, and his/her own personal approach to developing a style.
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ART 231: Ceramics I
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
Students will investigate the history and cultural significance of Ceramic Art, the physical properties of clay and glazes and the building, decorating and firing techniques utilized in the production of Ceramic Art. Emphasis will be placed on the completion of original artwork and the development of the students' self-assessment and critical thinking skills through group discussions and critiques.
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ART 299: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
Students may choose any area of concentration in studio art. Must have approval of art instructor. Preference given to students who have taken other college level art courses. Time is arranged between student and instructor. This course may be repeated for credit.
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AUTO 101: Internal Combust Engines I
4.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
This course provides a fundamental presentation of the design, construction, and operation of engine components, including valve adjustments, cylinder head reconditioning, tool identification, and lubrication systems. Costs incurred for parts and/or supplies are the responsibility of the student.
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AUTO 102: Internal Combust Engines II
4.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
This course is a continuation of Automotive Technology 101 and will teach the rebuilding of the automobile engine. Students in this course will gain continued experience with the internal components of engines, service procedures, and the tools used. Costs incurred for parts and/or supplies are the responsibility of the student.
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AUTO 103: Automotive Electricity I
4.00 Credits
Allegany College of Maryland
This course provides the fundamentals of magnetism, electron theory, Ohm's Law, and the use and operating principles of meters. Skills in troubleshooting and tracing wiring diagrams, construction and maintenance of batteries, cranking motors, regulators, relays, solenoids, alternators, transistors, integrated circuits, and the testing procedures for these units will be developed through discussion, demonstration, and evaluation. Costs incurred for parts and/or supplies are the responsibility of the student. Only Automotive students may take this course.
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