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ART 436
Introduction to Graphic Design and Desktop Publishing
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Students will gain a basic understanding of two dimensional design, typography, and graphic design. Introductory skills in industry standard computer design software will be offered. Issues and techniques related to the filed of graphic design will be discussed.Restrictions: Does not count towards Studio Art major requirements
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Credits: hours
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ART 437
Introduction to Digital Imaging and Computer Multimedia
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Students will acquire a basic understanding of lens- based image creation using still and video cameras. Introductory skills in industry standard multimedia software will be used. Issues and techniques related to the field of electronic media will be discussed.Restrictions: Does not count towards Studio Art major requirements
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Credits: hours
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ART 438
First Fridays: Guided Self-Study
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Students will be exposed to contemporary issues in art through readings discussions, and audio-visual presentations. Various types of art will be viewed and experienced in professional art venues galleries, museums, alternative spaces). Independent visual and written projects related to lectures and visits will be required. Restrictions: Does not count towards Studio Art requirements. Concurrent enrollment in ART 437P is required. Restrictions: Does not count towards Studio Art major requirements.
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Credits: hours
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ART 439
Paris in the Age of the Rococo
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In the early 18th century, Paris overtook Rome as the artistic center of Europe. We explore all of the visual arts during the vibrant "Rococo," the age of Watteau, Chardin, and Boucher. Prerequisites: Art-HISTORY 302 or permission of the instructor. Offered Spring.
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Credits: hours
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ART 495
Technical Studies In Art
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With the permission of the department, an advanced student may pursue a technical investigation on a seminar or individual basis.
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Credits: 2-4 hours
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ART 498
Special Problems In Drawing
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With permission of the department, an advanced student may pursue selected projects on a group or individual basis. Acceptable for graduate credit with approval.
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Credits: hours
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ART 499
Senior Seminar
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Capstone course for studio majors in all media. Meets once a week, three hours. Course covers contemporary issues in the arts, and critical theory. Seminar discussions are based on readings, guest speakers, visiting artists, and students' research. Intention of course is to address theoretical and practical issues in studio art practice, and to prepare students for graduation. Multiple papers, class presentation, and class participation are required. This course is writing intensive. Successful completion of the WEPT test required prior to enrolling. Prerequisite: Senior standing in studio. Offered: Winter Semester Annually
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Credits: hours
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ART H105
Introduction To Photography
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An introduction to the general practice of photography. This course is intended for non-majors. It does not serve as a prerequisite for advanced art photography courses. The course centers on the basic technical and aesthetic aspects of the medium. A fully adjustable digital camera is required.
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Credits: hours
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