107 LETTERING (2) Basic styles of lettering; practice in pen and brush lettering; display signs, showcard, and manuscript projects. 200 DRAWING II (2) Continuation of Drawing I studying still life and model in various media. Prerequisite: 103 or consent of instructor. Fee: $2.00. 201 DESIGN I (2) Fundamentals of design problems using the basic elements of design. Prerequisite: 103. 202 PAINTING II (2) Pictorial problems in various techniques of painting. Prerequisite: Art 103, 105, 201 or consent of instructor. Fee: $2 .00.
206 CERAMICS I (2) The basic technique of clay handling and glazing. Fee: $10.00.
300 DESIGN II (2) A continuation of Design 201, with problems in color, composition, and rendering. Pre requisite: 201. 303 CERAMICS II (2) Advanced studies in technique~ of ceramics, including use of kiln. Prerequisite: 206. Fee: $10.00. 306 SCULPTURE I (2) Introductory problems in 3-dimensional expression, including carving, modeling, and casting. Prerequisite: Art 103 or consent of instructor. Fee: $10.00. 310 PORTRAIT (2) The model in various media with emphasis on composition. Prerequisite: 103, 200, 201 or consent of instructor: Fee: $5.00.
MUSIC
JAMES R. HILL, Chairman
Objectives. The objectives of the Department of Music are (1) to provide competent instruction in the field of music, (2) to offer specialized training for students desiring professional preparation in applied music, church music, music theory, and music education. In addition to the regular College entrance require ments, students entering the Department of Music as music majors or minors must take two additional tests: the Aliferis Music Achievement Test and the Kwalwasser~Ruch Test of Musical Accomplishment. These tests are given during orientation week prior to registration for the fall semester. Students un able to make a predetermined minimum score on these tests will not be admitted as music majors and minors. To clear this deficiency, the student must take Music 51 and earn at least a "C" grade. Students who intend to major in applied music must pass a performance audition at the beginning of their first semester in resi dence. Deficiencies in the performance and/or academic aspects of a student's mu sic training must be removed before admission to the upper division music curriculum. 64 Entrance Requirements.
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