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A&A 099
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDIES
( 1 -12)
A&A 100
(GA;IL)
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL ARTS
( 3)
An interdisciplinary, multicultural introduction to the arts of the world.
A&A 101
ART AND DESIGN THEORY I
( 3)
Provides arts and design students an interdisciplinary introduction to critica
critical, theoretical, and historical understandings of the arts and design.
Prerequisite:
admission into the College of Arts and Architecture
Concurrent: A&A 102S
A&A 102S
ART AND DESIGN STUDIO I
( 3)
Provides students with an interdisciplinary introduction to studio work in the
arts and design.
Prerequisite:
admission into the College of Arts and Architecture.
Concurrent: A&A 101
A&A 103
ART AND DESIGN THEORY II
( 3)
Provides arts and design students an interdisciplinary introduction to critica
critical, theoretical, and historical understandings of the arts and design.
Prerequisite:
admission into the College of Arts and Architecture.
Concurrent: A&A 104
A&A 104
ART AND DESIGN STUDIO II
( 3)
Provides students with an interdisciplinary introduction to studio work in the
arts and design.
Prerequisite:
admission into the College of Arts and Architecture.
Concurrent: A&A 103
A&A 110
INTERDISCIPLINARY DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIO I
( 3)
Provides arts and design students an interdisciplinary studio-based
exploration of critical, theoretical, and historical understandings of
digital media.
Prerequisite:
Prerequisite or concurrent:
A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
Concurrent:
or
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
A&A 197
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
A&A 199
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDIES
( 1 -12)
A&A 210
FOCUSED REALIZATION STUDIO
( 3)
Provides students the opportunity for the realization of more focused
interdisciplinary studio explorations in the digital arts and design
disciplines.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
,
A&A 110
A&A 294
RESEARCH PROJECT COURSES
( 1 -12)
A&A 296
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
( 1 -18)
A&A 297
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
A&A 299
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDIES
( 1 -12)
A&A 310
CREATIVE COLLABORATION STUDIO
( 3)
Provides students with an advanced studio exploration of interdisciplinary
collaborative projects in the digital arts and design disciplines.
Prerequisite: A&A 210
,
ART 211W
A&A 397
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
A&A 399
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDIES
( 1 -12)
A&A 401
INTERNATIONAL ARTS MINOR FINAL PROJECT
( 1 - 3 per semester)
The final project required for the International Arts Minor.
Prerequisite: A&A 100
and completion of at least 12 credits toward the International
Arts Minor
A&A 410
INTERDISCIPLINARY DIGITAL STUDIO CAPSTONE I
( 4)
Provides arts and design students an opportunity to conceptualize a digital
arts and design undergraduate thesis.
Prerequisite: A&A 310
, Prerequisite or concurrent:
ART H 476
A&A 411
INTERDISCIPLINARY DIGITAL STUDIO CAPSTONE II
( 4)
Provides arts and design students an opportunity to implement a digital art
and design undergraduate thesis.
Prerequisite: A&A 410
A&A 494
RESEARCH PROJECT COURSES
( 1 -12)
A&A 494H
RESEARCH PROJECT COURSES
( 1 -12)
A&A 496
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
( 1 -18)
A&A 497
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
A&A 499
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDIES
( 1 -12)
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