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One unit. This course provides an introduction to video and animation production techniques including lighting, shooting and editing. Basic problems in production, the use of equipment and the variety of options available are covered. Students are trained in Final Cut editing software and will edit their fi lms in Mac Lab.
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One unit. Continuation of Advertising Art I. Emphasis on Interactive media and on projects that refl ect the student's interests. Prerequisite AR 203. Offered as required.
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One unit. This class is designed for students who have successfully completed studies in Drawing I and II. The goal of the course will be to further the students' technical skills as well as to develop a deeper conceptual understanding of the language of drawing. The imagery will derive from a study of still life, the human model, and landscape, but will also rely upon the students' more personal imagery deriving from sources such as memory and imagination. We will explore, as well, the abstract possibilities of drawing, attempting in our work to take the concept of drawing beyond the idea of a preparatory sketch and investigate the use of drawing as a fi nished statement. The class size will be limited to encourage a seminar-type atmosphere and free exchange between teacher and students. Prerequisites: AR 105, 205. Offered as required.
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One unit. Figure and advanced painting. Students continue to explore issues of space, color and form with oil paint. Students will work in a variety of sizes and styles, focusing on recognizing and developing their own voice. At least half of the class is dedicated to studying directly from the model (fi gure painting). In-depth critiques are part of this class, as are occasional fi eld trips to see paintings in Manhattan or New York City. Group work as well as non-representational painting will be explored. Prerequisite: AR 208. Offered spring semester.
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One unit. This class is designed to give the student a working knowledge of mediums that are not taught in other studio classes, as well as to explore new possibilities inherent in some of the generally used materials. We will experiment with mediums such as pastel, colored pencils, conte crayon, gouache, and collage, using them both in their accepted format as well as in ways which may give insight into new means of expression. We will have guest lecturers presenting step-by-step demonstrations in the use of new materials. While we will consider the aesthetic issues in each work, the focus will be on mastery of a variety of techniques and mediums. Prerequisite: AR 105. Offered as required.
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One unit. Continues the development of techniques learned in Printmaking I. The major emphasis is on color monotype and colograph. Limited edition printing, presentation, print conservation, and preservation. Prerequisite: AR 213. Offered as required.
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One unit. The senior refl ective tutorial culminates in the exhibition of students' work and production of a written thesis. The experiential component will consist of students working independently in their studios to produce a body of art for public exhibit. During weekly informal group discussions, and three formal critiques, students will refl ect on their experiences in the studio and share responses to each other's work. Required of art majors in both the junior and senior year (part 2 of the senior learning community. Offered spring term only.
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One unit. With special permission of the department chair, the course may be taken for two units. Offered as required, consult department chair. Available to art majors only.
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One unit. A nonmathematical survey of astronomy is presented. Topics discussed are the solar system, including the planets, their moons, comets, meteors, asteroids, the formation of the solar system, and the evaluation of the sun; Kepler's and Newton's Laws; telescopes; and spacecraft . Offered fall and spring semesters.
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1.00 Credits
One unit. Stellar distances and groupings, various types of stars, stellar evolution, galactic structure, and evolution of the cosmos. Offered spring semester.
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