ART 001
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS
( 3)
Introduction to the media, elements, function, making, and meaning of
visual arts today and in diverse historical and cultural contexts.
ART 002
(GA)
INTERACTIVE LEARNING AND WEB-DESIGN
( 3)
Introduce students to research on-line, preparing verbal, visual and other
elements for presentation of outcomes and posting them to the Internet.
ART 003
(GA)
VISUAL IMAGES ON THE WEB
( 3)
Introduce students to using visual images for communication on the World Wide
Web.
ART 010
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL STUDIES
( 3)
Introduction to visual studies; pictorial space and the principles of visual
organization.
ART 017
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO METAL ARTS
( 3)
Introduction for non-art majors to fundamental jewelry making and small-scale
metalsmithing processes including fabrication, surface treatment, and
finishing of metalwork.
ART 020
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING
( 3)
Introductory experience in making of art through drawing media; designed for
non-majors seeking general overview of studio practice.
ART 030
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO SCULPTURE
( 3)
Introduction to sculpture for non-art majors consisting of lectures/basic
studio work coordinated to cover broad range of processes.
ART 040
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING
( 3)
Instruction and practice in elementary printmaking and papermaking processes.
ART 050
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING
( 3)
Introductory experience in making of art through painting media; designed for
non-majors seeking a general overview of studio practice.
ART 080
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS
( 3)
Introduction to the concepts and techniques fundamental to the making of
pottery and ceramic sculpture.
ART 097
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
ART 098
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
ART 100
(GA)
CONCEPTS AND CREATION IN THE VISUAL ARTS
( 3)
A study of the personal and cultural foundations of artistic creation and
practice of creative production in the art studio.
ART 101
(GA)
INTRODUCTION TO WEB DESIGN
( 3)
A beginning level course in Web Design, with emphasis on designing with
standards to assure accessibility and effective communication.
ART 110S
IDEAS AS VISUAL IMAGES
( 3)
Introduction to the ideational relationships among subject, form, and content
in visual images.
Prerequisite:
portfolio review
ART 111
IDEAS AS OBJECTS
( 3)
An introduction to the relationship between ideas and the creation of
three-dimensional objects.
Prerequisite:
portfolio review
ART 120
BEGINNING DRAWING
( 3)
The study and practice of basic drawing as a way of understanding and
communicating.
Prerequisite:
portfolio review
ART 122Y
(US)
COMMENTARY ON ART
( 3)
An introduction to verbal commentary, both oral and written, about art. The
development of critical and expressive skills given emphasis.
ART 165
ARTISTIC CONCEPTS OF SPACE
( 3)
A studio course that utilizes lecture and varied media experiences to
investigate space as artistic expression.
ART 166
ARTISTIC CONCEPTS OF FORM
( 3)
A studio course that utilizes lecture and varied media experiences to
investigate form in artistic expression.
ART 168
THE DIGITAL MEDIUM
( 3)
A studio course where the computer is introduced as an artistic media.
ART 197
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
ART 198
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
ART 199
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDIES--ART
( 1 -12)
Courses offered in foreign countries by individual or group instruction.
ART 201
INTRO TO DIGITAL ARTS: COMPUTER GRAPHICS
( 3)
Art 201 is a course introducing digital art, design, and new media concepts
using graphic applications on the computer.
ART 203
THE ART OF WEB DESIGN
( 3)
This course will focus on utilizing graphic formats ideal for web-based work
and designing with web standards.
Prerequisite: ART 201
ART 211
(US)
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL ART AND DESIGN CRITICISM
( 3)
An introduction to the language, aesthetics and cultural impacts of digital
art and design in contemporary society.
ART 211W
(US)
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL ART AND DESIGN CRITICISM
( 3)
An introduction to the language, aesthetics, and cultural impacts of digital
art and design in contemporary society.
ART 217
METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY I
( 3)
Introduction to current and emerging metal art technologies and processes
as medium for conceptual, aesthetic, and functional artworks.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
or
ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and
ART 120
, and enrollment in the School of Visual arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review.
ART 217
METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY I
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
Introduction to current and emerging metal art technologies and processes
as medium for conceptual, aesthetic, and functional artworks.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 220
FIGURE DRAWING
( 3)
Drawing from life. Emphasis on developing the ability to comprehend and
record the human figure.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
or
ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and
ART 120
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review.
ART 220
FIGURE DRAWING
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
Drawing from life. Emphasis on developing the ability to comprehend and
record the human figure.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 223
DRAWING: TECHNIQUES, MATERIALS, AND TOOLS
( 3)
Drawing with an emphasis on organization and the development of drawing
skills through a variety of techniques, materials, and tools.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 223
DRAWING: TECHNIQUES, MATERIALS, AND TOOLS
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
Drawing with an emphasis on organization and the development of drawing
skills through a variety of techniques, materials, and tools.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 230
BEGINNING SCULPTURE
( 3)
An introduction to sculpture consisting of lectures, demonstrations, and
basic studio work coordinated to cover a broad range of processes.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
or
ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and
ART 120
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review.
ART 230
BEGINNING SCULPTURE
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
An introduction to sculpture consisting of lectures, demonstrations, and
basic studio work coordinated to cover a broad range of processes.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 240
BEGINNING PRINTMAKING
( 3)
An introduction to printmaking consisting of lectures, demonstrations, and
studio work to cover a broad range of processes.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
or
ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and
ART 120
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review.
ART 240
BEGINNING PRINTMAKING
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
An introduction to printmaking consisting of lectures, demonstrations, and
studio work to cover a broad range of processes.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 250
BEGINNING OIL PAINTING
( 3)
The materials and techniques of painting in oil and their uses in creative
painting on panels and canvas.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
or
ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and
ART 120
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review.
ART 250
BEGINNING OIL PAINTING
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
The materials and techniques of painting in oil and their uses in creative
painting on panels and canvas.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 251
ACRYLIC PAINTING
( 3)
Introduction to the materials and techniques of creative painting with
acrylic paints.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 251
ACRYLIC PAINTING
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
Introduction to the materials and techniques of creative painting with
acrylic paints.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 260
BEGINNING WATERCOLOR PAINTING
( 3)
Transparent watercolor painting on various papers; knowledge of materials,
development of skills and creativity.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 260
BEGINNING WATERCOLOR PAINTING
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
Transparent watercolor painting on various papers; knowledge of materials,
development of skills and creativity.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 265
ARTISTIC CONCEPTS OF COLOR
( 3)
A studio course that utilizes lecture and various media to investigate
color as artistic expression.
Prerequisite: ART 165
,
ART 166
ART 266
ARTISTIC CONCEPTS OF LIGHT
( 3)
A studio course that utilizes lecture and varied media experiences to
investigate light as artistic expression.
Prerequisite: ART 165
,
ART 166
ART 269
METHODS AND MATERIALS I
( 3 per semester, maximum of 9)
A studio course that focuses on specific media or techniques reflecting
varied faculty expertise.
Prerequisite: ART 165
,
ART 166
ART 270
BEGINNING GRAPHIC DESIGN
( 3)
A beginning graphic design studio/lecture course intended to introduce
students to the practice of graphic design.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
,
ART 120
ART 280
BEGINNING CERAMICS
( 3)
The fundamentals of ceramics, throwing, hand-building, and glazing;
acquainting the student with ceramic materials, techniques, and philosophy.
Prerequisite: A&A 101
,
A&A 102S
,
A&A 103
,
A&A 104
or
ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and
ART 120
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review.
ART 280
BEGINNING CERAMICS
( 3)
Effective Date: SP2009
The fundamentals of ceramics, throwing, hand-building, and glazing;
acquainting the student with ceramic materials, techniques, and philosophy.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
, and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful
completion of an admissions portfolio review
ART 290
BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY
( 3)
Fundamental techniques and approaches to the art of photography utilizing
digital photographic technologies; digital cameral required.
ART 296
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
( 1 -18)
ART 297
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
ART 298
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
ART 299
(IL)
FOREIGN STUDY--ART
( 1 -12)
Courses offered in foreign countries by individual or group instruction.
ART 300
STUDIO APPRENTICESHIP
( 1 - 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Direct involvement in the creative process of the artist-teacher in the
studio environment.
Prerequisite:
fifth-semester standing
ART 314
COMPUTER 3-D: MODELING, RENDERING, AND ANIMATION
( 4 per semester, maximum of12)
A studio course introducing 3-d computer generated artwork and content
creation using modeling, rendering, and animation applications on the
computer.
Prerequisite: ART 201
and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education,
Interdisciplinary Digital Studio (IDS) or Integrative Arts
degree program
ART 315
NEW MEDIA ART: NEW MEDIA STUDIO
( 4)
A studio course concentrating on digital art and new media authoring
practices.
Prerequisite: ART 201
and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education,
Interdisciplinary Digital Studio (IDS) or Integrative Arts degree
program
ART 316
VIDEO ART AND TIME-BASED MEDIA
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
A studio course concentrating on video art, new media, and experimental
time based work.
Prerequisite: ART 315
ART 317
METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY II
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Further exploration of current and emerging metal art technologies and
processes as medium for conceptual, aesthetic, and functional artworks.
Prerequisite: ART 217
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 318
NEW MEDIA ART: GAME ART
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
A studio course concentrating on game art and new media authoring practices.
Prerequisite: ART 314
,
ART 315
ART 319
PHYSICAL COMPUTING
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
A studio course concentrating on interactive physical systems using
software/sensors that can sense and respond to the analog world.
Prerequisite: ART 201
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education,
Interdisciplinary Digital Studio or Integrative Arts degree
programs
ART 320
ADVANCED DRAWING
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Drawing for art majors; emphasis on sustained individual approaches based on
figurative and nonfigurative sources.
Prerequisite: ART 220
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program
ART 330
INTERMEDIATE SCULPTURE: METAL FABRICATION AND MIXED-MEDIA
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Development of technical and conceptual skills through metal fabrication, weld
ing, and mixed-media processes.
Prerequisite: ART 230
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program
ART 331
INTERMEDIATE SCULPTURE: METAL CASTING AND MOLD-MAKING
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Development of technical and conceptual skills through metal casting and mold-
making processes.
Prerequisite: ART 230
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 338
THE BODY: ISSUES AND OBJECTS
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Creating representations of the human body and related objects as a means of
sculptural expression.
Prerequisite: ART 230
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 340
PRINTMAKING
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Development of technical and expressive skills through selected problems in
one or more of the print processes.
Prerequisite: ART 240
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 341
INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING: INTAGLIO/RELIEF
( 4)
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals of intaglio and relief
printmaking processes in their relation to the fine arts.
Prerequisite: ART 240
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 342
INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING: LITHOGRAPHY/SERIGRAPHY
( 4)
Instruction and practice in the fundamentals of the lithographic and
serigraphic processes and their relationship to the meaning of the print.
Prerequisite: ART 240
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 343
NEW MEDIA PRINTMAKING
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
A studio course concentrating on the integration of new media and
traditional printmaking processes.
Prerequisite: ART 201
or
ART 240
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program
ART 350
INTERMEDIATE PAINTING
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
A variable offering in painting; course conditions defined on a rotating
basis according to needs of individuals and groups.
Prerequisite: ART 250
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 360
WATER-BASED MEDIA
( 4 per semester, maximum of 8)
Practice in traditional techniques of transparent watercolor and experiment
with opaque water paints in both representational and abstract expressions.
Prerequisite: ART 260
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 365
THEMES AND ISSUES I
( 3)
An advanced studio course that emphasizes individual approach to theme
oriented problem solving through traditional and non-traditional multi-media
explorations.
Prerequisite: ART 165
,
ART 166
,
ART 265
,
ART 266
ART 366
THEMES AND ISSUES II
( 3)
An advanced studio course that emphasizes individual approach to theme
oriented problem solving through traditional and non-traditional multi-media
explorations.
Prerequisite: ART 165
,
ART 166
,
ART 265
,
ART 266
,
ART 365
ART 380
INTERMEDIATE THROWING
( 4 per semester, maximum of12)
Intermediate ceramics course with focus on using wheel and throwing skills
leading to personal expression in form, glazing, and firing.
Prerequisite: ART 280
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, Art Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program
ART 381
INTERMEDIATE HANDBUILDING
( 4 per semester, maximum of12)
An intermediate ceramics course with a focus on handbuilding techniques,
leading to personal expression in forming, glazing, and firing.
Prerequisite: ART 280
,
ART H 111
,
ART H 112
, and enrollment in the ART BA, ART BFA, ART Education, or
Integrative Arts degree program.
ART 390
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOCHEMICAL PHOTOGRAPHY
( 4)
Introduction to the fundamentals of black and white photochemical photography.
Prerequisite: ART 110S
,
ART 111
,
ART 120
,
ART 290
, and successful portfolio review
ART 397
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)