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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
Semester course; 6 studio hours. 3 credits. Open only to first-year fine arts and design majors in the School of the Arts. Brings together tenets of contemporary practice that have extended the fields of fine art and design. Time-based media such as film, video and sound are included in this mix. The historically underrepresented impulses of theatrically and performance will be explored. Students will use video as a primary tool, but will address larger issues of ephemerality, duration and the possibilities of the moving image.
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4.00 Credits
Semester course; 6 studio and 2 lecture hours. 4 credits. For students in the Pre-Art Foundation Program in the School of the Arts. Offered to Pre-Art Foundation designees only. A beginning studio course emphasizing the fundamental issues of art and design, such as meaning, context, content and parameters, structure, materials, means of construction, form, space, and light. As the primary studio offering in the Pre-Art Foundation year, this course stresses the development of values that will become a basis for students' actions as professional artists and designers. Introduces students to the values, habits, traditions and expectations of studio culture. Addresses the processes and methods involved in the identification, development and realization of ideas and concepts. Does not fulfill Art Foundation Program requirements.
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4.00 Credits
Continuous courses; 6 studio and 2 lecture hours. 4-4 credits. For first-year students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on fundamental issues of art and design such as meaning, context, content and parameters, structure, materials, means of construction, form, space, and light. As the primary studio offering in the first year, these courses stress the development of values that will become the basis for student's actions as professional artists and designers. Introduces students to the values, habits, traditions and expectations of studio culture.
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4.00 Credits
Semester course; 6 studio and 2 lecture hours. 4 credits. For students in the Pre-Art Foundation Program in the School of the Arts. Offered to Pre-Art Foundation designees only. A beginning drawing course offering intense exposure to the basic skills of figure and perspective drawing. Traditional drawing media, the fundamentals of anatomy and the fundamentals of linear perspective are covered. Does not fulfill Art Foundation Program requirements.
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1.00 Credits
Short course; 5 studio hours. 5 weeks. 1 credit. For beginning students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on anatomical and figure drawings. Students work in black and white media. Students develop drawing skills as a means of observation and documentation.
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1.00 Credits
Short course; 5 studio hours. 5 weeks. 1 credit. For beginning students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on creating the illusion of three dimensions on a twodimensional plane using black and white media and primarily line work. Introduces perspective and paraline drawing methods as a means of observation and documentation. Students become familiar with techniques and traditions that enable them to understand, articulate and communicate the characteristics of three-dimensional space.
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1.00 Credits
Short course; 5 studio hours. 5 weeks. 1 credit. For beginning students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on two-dimensional content. Emphasizes critical and analytical skills, the creation and manipulation of visual systems, and the development of a fundamental design vocabulary that supports conceptual generation and development.
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1.00 Credits
Short course; 5 studio hours. 5 weeks. 1 credit. For beginning students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on color theory, phenomena, characteristics, classification and the physics of color.
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1.00 Credits
Short course; 5 studio hours. 5 weeks. 1 credit. For beginning students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on the generation and manipulation of digital media that support conceptual development.
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1.00 Credits
Short course; 5 studio hours. 5 weeks. 1 credit. Prerequisite: ARTF 171 Digital Lab. For beginning students in the School of the Arts. Offered to art majors only. A foundation course with emphasis on the generation, manipulation and printing of digital media.
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