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Art
Department of Art & Art History, College of Arts and Science

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Art > 400-level+

Students should be aware that there are equivalencies between old and new courses and that students with credit for an old course may not take for credit the new course equivalency. The course equivalencies are as follows (old is equivalent to new):


UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES

Painting

ART 211.6, 311.6, 411.6
Painting and Related Work II
1&2(3T)
Prerequisite(s): ART 111 is a prerequisite to ART 211. Subsequently, 6 credit units in each number level are prerequisite to the next level.

Continual identification of concepts and methods as they relate to the expression, structure, media and skills of pictorial art. Students may experiment with painting media and work from any subject matter. Students must acquaint themselves with the materials of their craft and its correct use in producing technically sound works of art. Emphasizes the student's artistic growth and development.

Note: Painting students must provide their own painting materials.

ART 421.6
Special Studies Painting and Related Work I
1&2(3T)
Prerequisite(s): ART 411 and permission of the instructor.

Emphasizes the student's independent artistic growth and development in painting.

Note: Painting students must provide their own painting materials.

ART 431.6
Special Studies Painting and Related Work II
1&2(3T)
Prerequisite(s): ART 421.6 and permission of the instructor.

Emphasizes the student's independent artistic growth and development in painting.

Note: Painting students must provide their own painting materials.


Drawing

ART 212.6, 312.6, 412.6
Drawing and Related Work II
1&2(3T)
Prerequisite(s): ART 112 is prerequisite to ART 212. Subsequently, 6 credit units in each number level are prerequisite to the next level.

Continual identification of concepts and methods as they relate to visual perception and expression through drawing, compositional design, graphic media and skills. Use of diverse media coupled with invented and observed form is encouraged.

Note: Drawing students must provide their own drawing materials.

ART 422.6
Special Studies Drawing and Related Work I
1&2(3L)
Prerequisite(s): Permission of the instructor and ART 412.

Emphasizes the student's independent growth and development as it relates to drawing.

Note: Drawing students must provide their own drawing materials.

ART 432.6
Special Studies Drawing and Related Work II
1&2(3L)
Prerequisite(s): Permission of the instructor and ART 412.

Emphasizes the student's independent growth and development as it relates to drawing.

Note: Drawing students must provide their own drawing materials.


Printmaking

ART 313.6, 413.6
Printmaking III
1&2(2T)
Prerequisite(s): ART 213 is prerequisite to ART 313; ART 313 is prerequisite to ART 413.

Explores the conceptual, expressive and technical processes of all areas of printmaking. Advanced concepts and processes are all a part of choices students can make concentrating in two or more distinct areas of printmaking.

ART 423.6, 433.6
Special Studies Printmaking I
1&2(1.5T)


Sculpture & Extended Media

ART 236.3, 237.3, 338.3, 339.3, 438.3, 439.3
Extended Media II
1&2(3T)
Prerequisite(s): Art 135 or completion of at least two foundation-level studio art classes, or permission of the department; subsequently 6 credit units in each number level are prerequisite to the next level.

Continued exploration of collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary artmaking. Projects will include alternative practices such as video, performance, installation, projection, bookworks, etc. Reading and discussion of related texts will accompany production of artworks.

ART 241.3, 242.3, 341.3, 342.3, 441.3, 442.3
Sculpture and Related Work II
1/2(3T)
Prerequisite(s): ART 141 is a prerequisite to ART 241 and ART 241 a prerequisite to ART 242. Subsequently, 6 credit units in each number level are prerequisite to the next level.

Continual identification of the concepts, materials and means of sculpture and related three-dimensional form. Methods of construction (casting, carving, building, assembling, etc.) and presentation, both traditional and experimental, will be encouraged. This includes a wide exploration of materials and combination of materials (such as wood, metal, cement, plaster, found objects, etc.).


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