2005-2006 UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE

ART - Art & Design

105 Introduction to the Visual Arts
3 crs (3-0).
GE-IVA
No credit toward a major or minor in art.
Lecture course developing basic awareness and appreciation of painting, sculpture, related arts, architecture, their ideas and execution. Study of the artist and the components of art.

106 Introduction to the Visual Arts (Studio)
2 crs (0-4). F, Sp.
GE-IVA
Special course fee required
Not for art majors or minors.
A studio course developing awareness of art forms through studio experience in various media.

107 Foundations: Drawing and Composition
3 crs (0-6). F, Sp.
P: Limited to art majors and minors and pre-architecture
students
Not for GE
S/U grade basis not allowed
No credit if taken after ART 101
Audit enrollment not allowed
Not available for juniors or seniors
Special course fee required
An introduction to freehand descriptive drawing and visual composition using a variety of materials and techniques. Using drawing processes to solve problems and express ideas. Prerequisite for all studio art courses numbered 200 and above.

108 Foundations: Color and Composition
3 crs (0-6). F, Sp.
P: Limited to art majors and pre-architecture students
Not for GE
S/U grade basis not allowed
No credit if taken after ART 101
Audit enrollment not allowed
Not available for juniors or seniors
Special course fee required
Developing an understanding and use of color and effective visual composition in art. Prerequisite for all studio art courses 200 and above.

109 Foundations: Life Drawing
3 crs (0-6). F, Sp.
P: ART 107; limited to art majors and pre-architecture
students
Not for GE
S/U grade basis not allowed
No credit if taken after ART 102
Audit enrollment not allowed
Not available for juniors or seniors
Special course fee required
Drawing the human figure from life in a variety of media and styles.

110 Foundations: Three-Dimensional Art
3 crs (0-6). F, Sp.
P: Limited to art majors and pre-architecture students
Not for GE
S/U grade basis not allowed
No credit if taken after ART 102
Audit enrollment not allowed
Not available for juniors or seniors
Special course fee required
Introduction to the materials, methods, and history of 3-D art emphasizing an understanding of 3-D concepts in sculptural materials. The course provides a foundation in making 3-D art forms.

240 Drawing II
3 crs (1-5). Sp.
P: ART 107, 108, 109, or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
An intermediate drawing class designed for students to experiment with contemporary approaches to drawing in a variety of media.

244 Painting I
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 107, 108, or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Exploration of painting, introducing the technical and expressive nature of the painting medium in relation to subject and concept.

247 Painting - Watercolor I
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 107, 108, or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
An introduction to the materials and processes in watercolor. All studio work is done from observation and in relation to the visible world.

249 Introduction to Prints
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 107, 108, 109, or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Students may not elect this course if they have taken more than one print course in previous semesters.
An introductory studio course exploring a range of approaches and possibilities in four basic printmaking areas, including relief, intaglio, lithography, and serigraphy.

250 Printmaking - Relief-Beginning
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 107, 108, 109, or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Assignments present introductory experiences with linocut and woodblock print processes. Selection of wood grain, cutting tools, color ink mixing, and registration; subtractive color printing and past and contemporary printmakers are studied.

251 Printmaking - Intaglio-Beginning
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 107, 108, 109 or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
An introductory studio course in prints on paper from inked incisions of a variety of base plates.

252 Printmaking - Serigraphy-Beginning
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 107, 108, 109 or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course exploring the silk screen process using a variety of stencil techniques.

253 Printmaking - Lithography-Beginning
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 107, 108, and 109, or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course directed toward the lithographic process, including the use of the wax crayon, tusche method, and other experimental approaches.

264 Sculpture I
3 crs (1-5). F, Sp.
P: ART 109 and 110 or consent of instructor
Not for GE
Special course fee required
A studio introduction which explores a variety of techniques and concepts relating to contemporary sculpture.

274 Graphic Design I: Compositional Principles of Graphic Design
3 crs (2-4). F.
P: ART 107 or departmental approval. C S 100 recommended.
Web Design minors need only instructor's permission.
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Department permission required
Lecture/studio course which establishes a base for two- dimensional design, visual perception, and the interrelationship of design communication with society. Expressions via electronic media and graphic software will be explored.

275 Graphic Design II: Typographics
3 crs (2-4). Sp.
P: ART 274
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Introduction to the basic principles, practices, and history of lettering and typographical letterform structures as it relates to graphic design.

276 Graphic Design III: Symbology
3 crs (0-6). Sp.
P: ART 274
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course investigating the potential of symbolic imagery. Visual metaphors (simple to complex) and their significance to graphic communications are applied. Visitations to studios and agencies involved with the production of such imagery can be expected.

281 Introduction to Photography as an Art Form
3 crs (2-4).
Not for GE
Special course fee required
A studio introduction to the aesthetics and techniques of photography as a fine arts medium of expression. Students produce images with black and white materials. Contemporary and historic images are also viewed and discussed.

291 Special Topics
1-3 crs.
Not for GE
Instructor approval required
Topics depend on interests of students and faculty and are not typically covered in regular art studio courses. Topics may be specific media concerns, art subjects, artmaking procedures, contemporary art concerns, or other issues.

300 Art in Elementary/Middle Level School
3 crs (2-2). F, Sp.
P: ART 105 or 106
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Not for art majors or minors except those seeking add-on licensure for Art/Special Education teaching (ART 106 not required for these students.)
Studio/discussion course involving study of child/middle level artistic development and examination of theory and practices in teaching Art and Art Heritage.

312 Computer Graphics I
3 crs (3-3).
P: C S 100 recommended
GE-IVA
Special course fee required
For students in art education, general fine arts, and non- art majors. No credit for students majoring in graphic design or photography.
Department permission required
Beginning concepts in typography, illustration, and page layout taught with current professional software and computers.

313 Computer Graphics II
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 312
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Department permission required
Continues exploration into computer graphics on a Macintosh based system with concentration on high-end graphic software and hardware.

332 Illustration I
3 crs (3-3). Sp.
P: C+ or above in ART 240, 341; C+ or above in either ART
244 or 247; limited to art majors and minors
Not for GE
S/U grade basis not allowed
No credit if taken after ART 342
Special course fee required
An introduction to the world of illustration as a means of visual communication. Coursework will focus on exploration of various media and approaches to making images, and finding the link between a picture and the message. Slide shows of past and contemporary illustrators, and visiting artists will supplement the course content.

340 Drawing III
3 crs (0-6). F.
P: ART 110 and 240 or department approval
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course emphasizing unique personal approaches, techniques, and skills using various drawing media. Includes both figurative and nonfigurative expression.

341 Life Drawing II
3 crs (0-6). F.
P: ART 109 and 110
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course emphasizing personal expression in drawing the human body. Various media employed in depicting the live model in changing environments.

342 Illustration II
3 crs (3-3).
P: C+ or above in ART 332
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Intermediate level studio course focusing on developing a stronger sense of imagery, further exploration of imagery and processes, and a greater unity between concept and application. All work is based on actual manuscripts and print formats. Artist lectures are supplemental.

344 /544 Painting II
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 110 and 244
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course for advanced students emphasizing individual direction and personal development of ideas in chosen painting media.

345 Technical Illustration
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 342. ART 312 recommended.
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course acquainting students with specific processes, including computer illustration and airbrush, appropriate skills for scientific and various kinds of technical illustration.

347 Painting-Watercolor II
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 110 and 247
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Intermediate course focusing on work on paper. All work is done using water based media. Development is measured through a keener understanding of the visible world through studio projects.

348 Painting-Watercolor III
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 347
Not for GE
Special course fee required
This course focuses on a greater understanding of the media in relation to observed phenomenon and formal concerns, and the development of a distinct body of work. Exploration of various processes and imagery is encouraged.

349 Painting III
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 344
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Continuation of Art 344. Further exploration and development of conceptual and technical skill in oil and acrylic paint.

350 Printmaking - Relief-Intermediate
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 250
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course with advanced work in relief printmaking. Emphasis on refinement of personal expression with exploration into scale and proportion, color and multiple block printing methods.

351 Printmaking - Intaglio-Intermediate
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 251
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Advanced studio course in prints taken on paper from inked incisions of metal plates.

352 Printmaking - Serigraphy-Intermediate
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 252
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course which further explores silk screen methods including photo-screen techniques.

353 Printmaking - Lithography-Intermediate
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 253
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Experimentation with different media, creative uses of textures and color. Printmaking on a more technologically and conceptually advanced level.

357 /557 Ceramics I
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 110 or consent of instructor; limited to art
majors and minors
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Department permission required
Studio course comprised of introductory experience in mixing clay, making glazes, throwing, hand building, glazing, and methods of firing.

358 Ceramics II
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 357
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Continuation of Art 357 with emphasis on loading and firing kilns.

364 Sculpture II
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 264
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Continues to explore sculptural techniques and concepts with emphasis on individual personal statements.

367 Metalsmithing I
3 crs (1-5). F, Sp.
P: ART 110 or consent of instructor
Not for GE
Special course fee required
A studio introduction which explores small scale metal fabrication and lost wax casting.

368 Metalsmithing II
3 crs (1-5). F, Sp.
P: ART 367
Not for GE
Special course fee required
A studio course which continues to explore the nature of metals. Small scale metal fabrication, lost wax casting, and stone setting are explored with emphasis on individual personal statements.

374 Graphic Design IV-Advanced Typographics
3 crs (2-4). F.
P: ART 275 and 276
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course applying the advanced principles of typographical design and relationships to graphic communications.

375 Electronic Media Design I: Information Environments
3 crs (2-4).
P: ART 275
Not for GE
Course may be taken for a maximum of 6 credits
Special course fee required
Studio course exploring the potential of print related design, pre-press capabilities, related graphic software, and the introduction of multimedia interface design.

376 Graphic Design V: Editorial Concepts
3 crs (0-6).
P: ART 374
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Studio course applying the concepts of editorial design, layout, and print-related graphics. Visitations to studios and agencies involved with the production of such imagery can be expected.

381 Photography - Intermediate
3 crs (2-4).
P: ART 281
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Second semester experience in photography as an art form. Instruction and work in an expanded number of concepts and processes to add visual flexibility to the student’s personal expressions.

382 Digital Photography
3 crs (3-3). F, Wi, Sp, Su.
P: ART 281 or consent of instructor
Not for GE
Special course fee required
A studio photography course covering sources for digital photographs, their processing by photography software, and presentation as print, design, or electronic media. Emphasis on visual composition and image purpose.

383 Video for Art and Design
3 crs (3-3). F, Wi, Sp, Su.
P: ART 281 or consent of instructor
Not for GE
Special course fee required
Introduction to video as a visual art form including concepts, composition, methods, and cultural/historical perspective. Production of short video art works: idea development, camera work, editing, and presentation.

395 /595 Directed Studies
1-3 crs. F, Sp, Su.
Not for GE
May be repeated - additional restrictions may apply
Get form from department office
Investigation of a special studio art/art related project.

399 Independent Study - Juniors
1-3 crs. F, Sp, Su.
Not for GE
Minimum junior standing
May be repeated - additional restrictions may apply
Get form from department office
Individual research projects under the direction of a faculty member.

402 Advanced Two-Dimensional Studio
1-3 crs (0-6). F, Sp.
Not for GE
Minimum junior standing
May be repeated - additional restrictions may apply
See Note 1.
Topical projects and investigation of personal concepts through a variety of two-dimensional media.

404 Advanced Studio - Art Education
1-6 crs. F, Sp, Su.
P: C I 350 or 354 or consent of instructor
Not for GE
Course may be taken 2 times
See Note 1.
Get form from department office

405 Advanced Three-Dimensional Studio
1-3 crs (0-6). F, Sp.
Not for GE
Minimum junior standing
Course may be taken for a maximum of 9 credits
See Note 1.
Topical projects and investigation of personal concepts through a variety of three-dimensional media.

410 Teaching Mentorship in Art
1-3 crs.
P: At least six semester credits in ART and must have
completed and earned a B+ or above in the course to
which they are assigned.
Not for GE
Minimum resident and total GPA of 3.30
Instructor approval required
Qualified students, selected and supervised by faculty members, facilitate teaching and learning in a specific course. Students enhance their knowledge of art and their ability to communicate that knowledge.

441 Advanced Studio - Life Drawing
3 crs (1-5). Sp.
P: Grade of C+ or above in ART 341
Not for GE
Special course fee required
See Note 1.
Get form from department office
Students will work from the figure, studying its role in various modes of representation. Structural understanding, exploration of various processes and medium, and working in a range of format and scale is emphasized.

443 Advanced Studio - Illustration
3 crs (3-3).
P: Grades of C+ or above in ART 240, 244 or 247, 341, 342
Not for GE
Special course fee required
See Note 1. Field trip(s) required
Get form from department office
Studio course focusing on the development of a professional portfolio including promotional materials, the business of illustration, further exploration of imagery and processes, and a greater unity between concept and application. Artist lectures are supplemental.

458 Advanced Ceramics
3 crs (1-5).
P: ART 358
Not for GE
May be repeated - additional restrictions may apply
Special course fee required
Department permission required
This course will focus on individualized concepts of creating in ceramics. Emphasis on the student’s personal exploration of the vessel and/or sculptural forms. Course will prepare students for graduate school and setting up a ceramics studio.

474 Electronic Media Design II: Multi-Media Interface Concepts
3 crs (2-4).
P: ART 375, or CS 163, or CS 245, or CS 319; limited to