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ART-120 2-D DESIGN
Lecture:2 , Lab:2, Credit:3
Description: This beginning level course for either non-art or art majors allows the student to explore a variety of two dimensional media such as pencil, ink, pastel, watercolor, acrylics, etc., applied on paper and other types of surfaces. A variety of design styles and methods will be introduced using the various elements and principles of design.
ART-123 3-D DESIGN
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit:3
Description: This beginning level design course for non-art or art majors allows the student to explore a variety of three dimensional media making constructions such as relief designs, mobiles and sculpture using a variety of media such as wood, metal, wire, paint, etc., and other media of the student’s choice. A variety of design styles and methods will be introduced.
ART-133 DRAWING I
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit:3
Description: A beginning drawing class in a variety of media using an assortment of subjects. The student will explore theories and concepts of drawing.
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit:3
Description: Development and techniques of a personal drawing style, a continuation of Drawing I with more emphasis on the student's individualized curriculum. Prerequisite: ART-133.
ART-101 ART APPRECIATION
Lecture: 3, Lab: 0, Credit: 3
Description: A study of aesthetics as related to human expression, especially within the visual arts of painting, sculpture and architecture. This is a humanities-oriented course where art principles are examined as they relate to the production and interpretation of Western art in both historical and cultural contexts covering the Renaissance through post-modern periods. Lectures are illustrated with slides and video tapes. Students will form personal opinions about art by looking at art and evaluating art with methods taught in class.
ART-143 PAINTING I
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit:3
Description: A beginning painting course for non-art or art majors in a variety of media. A variety of subjects, theories and concepts will be considered.
ART-144 PAINTING II
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit: 3
Description: Development and techniques of a personal painting style; a continuation of Painting I with emphasis on the student's individualized curriculum.
Prerequisite: ART-143.
ART-173 CERAMICS I
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit: 3
Description: A beginning level course for either non-art or art majors exploring hand built pottery techniques and use of the potter‘s wheel.
ART-174 CERAMICS II
Lecture:2, Lab:2, Credit: 3
Description: Advanced hand building and/or throwing techniques; larger scale or more in depth goals; projects may be more sculptural or one of a kind. Prerequisite: ART-173.