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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

311 20th Century Art History (3) TI1e history of painting, sculpture and architecture from 1890 to 1970. Major aesthetic issues that shaped 20th cen­ tury art will be examined. Fee: $."15. 312 Typography (3) An introduction to the ~-ymbolic and communicative aspern of typography. Emphasis on typography as a design element. Pragmatic formulation of skills related to layout, copy fitting, and type specification, a, they relate to the graphic design process. Fee: $40. 313 Graphic Design I (3) Exploration of creative ideas and resources a<; related to graphic design. Use of tools, media, and terminology; includes development of layout skills. Prerequisite: 303. Fee: $40. 315 Contemporary Art Trends (3) A study of art produced since 1970, focusing on current movements within the international art commu­ nity. Fee: $65. 318 Technical Drawing and Rendering (3) Introduction to drawing as a basic organizer of thought progressing to the use of drawing a, a means of trans­ lating specific ideas. Rendering tech­ niques and composition formulation through the use of a broad range of media will be emplmized. Fee: $40. 319 Advanced Figure Drawing (3) Empha,;is on long pae; for serimL, tl10r­ ough investigation of the figure and the traditioTL<; of figure drawing. Fee: $[JO. 320 Illustration II (3) O:intimtt'<I exploration of ilhl,trJtion as a form of graphic wmmunication. fuielopment of per.;cmal vL,11al vocahu­ lary with tlte addition of new mt'<lia and advanct'<I techni<ptes. Conreptml dt'Vt'i· opment of solutions for both editorial and advertio;ing illrn;tration. Fee: $40. 321 Historical Development of Graphic Design (3) Investigation of issues and ideas in the history of graphic design and illustra­ tion from the icon to the logo. Indi­ vidual designers and periods

348 Art Video (3) Concerns of video art including formal, conceptual, and narrative approad1es. EmphasLs on the Ilse of video a, a cre­ ative medium for personal expres.,iou. Hands-on studio format focusing 011 camera work and edit ing. Students are re<p1ired to provide their own video ramera.,.Fee: $G5. 408 Advanced Drawing (3) Drawing with au emphasis 011 per­ sonal experime11ta lio11 . Fee: $40. 409 Secondary Art Worl<shop (3) U11i1s of study, motivational 1ech­ nicp1es, and instrnctional resourres specific to the art program in sec­

package design . l11cl11des begin11ing production pnK·e:,.,;es covering one- and two-rnlor prescparJtion art. Fee: $40. 420 Graphic Design Ill (3) A consideration of adv-J nced desig11 concepts a11d production skills in four color process reproduction. Prepara­ tion for starti11g a profes.sioual career in graphic desig11, including promotional pieces, portfolio development and employment opportunities. Fee: $40. 425 Computer Graphics II (3) Adv-anred 111e1l1ods and desig11 rn11sid­ era tio11s as 1hey relate to computer­ driven graphic design and ilhLstration. Li11otro11ic output for most. projects. Fee: $fi0. 426 Introduction lo Art Therapy (3) A11 i111rod11rtio11 to 1he priuriples, meth­ ods, a11d the appliration of art therapy lt'd111i<ptes to the field of mental health. Tl1e client / therapist relatio11ship, media and melhods, rase studies, work­ ing with groups and individuals, aes­ thetic rn11sideratio11s as relatt'<I to ther­ apy, art as a11 aid in diagncisLs, and meth­ ods of defining therapeutic goals through an will he addre:-.,;ed. Fee: $50. 427 Internship In Studio Art (3) Appre11ticeship pro!;ram designed to give st11de111s firs1-ha11d exposure to profes.,io11al artists' studio experie11ces. l11ternships i11divid11ally tailored to

For graphic design majors, preparation and presentation in profe~ional portfo­ lio format of approximately 12 graphic design or illustration pieces. Full state­ ment of intent and VL<;ual samples must be presented, approved, and certified at the beginning of the semester. Culmi­ nation of project includes final portfolio reviews lJy at least three out~ide profes­ sional graphic designers. For pre-art therapy students preparation of 12 to 15 art pieces representing a wide range of media, with statement of intent accom­ panying the final presentation at the co11chl~io11 ofthecou~. Fee: $100. 444 Advanced Art Video/Senior Project (3) Senior~evel. Course designed to give stude11ts opportunity to complete work 011 individual projern. Students expand a11d refine skills acquired in prior courses. Culmination of semes­ ter includes professionally presented show open to public. Students are recp1ired to provide their own video cameras. Fee: $6:,. 445 Video Internship (3) Internship program with a profes­ sional art video studio. First-hand exposure to all aspects of video art production. Students are required to provide their own video camera~. 460 Senior Art Exhibit (3) Approximately 12 art pieces ua~ed 011 integrated theme. Full statement of intent must iJe presented along with visual samples of idea<; al the beginning of the semester, approved and signed by committee. Culmina tion of project includes profes.~ioually presented show i11 the U11iversity Art Galle1y. Required . of all majors with the exception of pre­ art therapy, film and video majors and graphic design majors who elect to take 4:15. Fee: $100.

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ondary sd1CK1ls. Fee: $GO. 410 Seminar in Art (1-6)

halependent study in areas of rnnren­ tration und er farni'" direction with emphasis in history, studio and ne­ ative research. Premp1isite: tJJllsent. Seminars may be repeated. 411 Ceramics Ill (3) Advanced forming, i11rh1di11g swlp· tural limns in day, along wi1h co11ti11- ued exploration with glaze formula­ tions. Fee: $fi0. 412 Internship In Graphic Communication (3) Internship prc'!\rJm with local art stu­ dios, graphic design firms, puhlishiug companies and olher related fields. 413 Painting Ill (3) Extensive experimentation in studio proulems with emphasis on individual dirertion and expres.,ion. Fee: $40. 414 Painting IV (3) Exploration of specifir problems in each student's ;uea of ro11re111r;1tio11 and i11teres1. Fee: $40. 415 Sculpture Ill (3) Advanced sculptural rnurepts empha­ sizing individual developmt'III of s1yle, aestht'tic stance, and rn11ti1111atio11 of media l'Xploratiou. Fee: $/iO. 416 Sculpture IV (3) tA111re111ratio11 011 i11depe11de11t ne­ at ivity rnVt'riui; a wide ,~mi;e of 111t·dia a11d methcKls with au emphasis 011 1he formulatio11 of ideas of appropriate forms. Fee: $GO. 418 Ceramics IV (3) Experimental reramirs. Advaured i11dividual develop111e11t of style and aes1!1e1irs. l'rerecp1isite: 4I I. M;ijors only. Fee: $(i0. 419 Graphic Design II (3) A rn1Lside1~1tio11 of p~yd1ologiral, terh­ niral a11d aestlll't ir rnurems relating to v,1rio1Ls types of !;t.lphir desi!;II i11rh1d­ i11!; mailers, folders, brod1ures, and

meet the needs of tlte studenl. 430 Art Therapy Fieldworl< (3)

Tutorial offeriu!; studc11ts diuiral expe­ rience i11 mental health setting super­ vised by a liretLsed an thetapLst . O~r­ v.1tio11 and partiripatio11 included. 435 Senior Portfolio Presentation (3) Cul111i11atio11 projcri for majors with e111phasL, in pre-an 1herJpy and those ill )\l~1phir design who do 1101 e11roll i11 4fi0.

explored. Fee: $35. 322 Photography II (3)

Further study in technique of black and white and introduction to color photog­ raphy covering creative and techniral a«pecL,. Prerequisite: 2'21. Fee: $55. 325 Contemporary Art Forms (3) Interdisciplinary studio explorJtion in contemporary model. Multi-image projection, general video technology, performance theory - practice, and installation theory practice. Fee: $/iO.

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