CLASSES OFFERED
ART 111 — Design I (two-dimensional) 3 hours credit
This is a study of the principles and techniques of design in their application to two-dimensional art forms.
Fall.
ART 112 — Design II (three-dimensional) 3 hours credit
This course focuses on the principles of design as they relate to the three-dimensional art forms. Spring.
ART 121 — Art Survey I (Art Appreciation) 3 hours credit
A study of past periods and movements in art for a greater understanding of studio work, this course covers the period from prehistoric times to the present, presenting an overview of the movements in art so that a greater appreciation of all forms may be acquired. Fall and Spring.
ART 122 — Art Survey II 3 hours credit
A continuation of Art Survey I , the emphasis here is on the period from the Renaissance to the present day.
Prerequisite: Art Survey I. Spring.
ART 131 — Studio Ceramics 3 hours credit
This is an investigation of the basics of hand building, wheel throwing, and firing. Prerequisites: Art Survey I.
Fall and Spring.
ART 141 — Digital Imaging Art 3 hours credit
This course is designed to give students the knowledge and understanding of hour to use the computer to enhance pictures. Processes include, photo manipulation, restoration, colorizations and putting images together in a visual presentation. Knowledge may be used for personal or professional use. Fall.
ART 142 — Computer Graphics 3 hours credit
This course is designed to teach students layout and design techniques using the computer. Adobe PhotoShop, Power Point , an the digital camera will be used in the course. Students will learn how to use PhotoShop to enhance, manipulate and restore photographs, along with Power Point to develop visual presentations. Fall.
ART 211 — Drawing I 3 hours credit
The materials and techniques of drawing are emphasized. Prerequisite: Design I. Offered on demand.
ART 212 — Drawing II 3 hours credit
A continuation of Drawing I , this course emphasizes .gure drawing. Prerequisites: Design I and Drawing I..
Offered on demand.
ART 221 — Modeling and Animation 3 hours credit
Students will learn how to use the computer and speci.c programs to model and animate their own creations. This will include modeling techniques, surface renderings such as texture mapping, then adding motion to the models. Fall.
ART 251 — Studio Painting 3 hours credit
This is an introduction to painting and the development of various painting techniques. Prerequisites: Design I and Drawing I. Offered on demand.
ART 301 — Art for Youth 2 hours credit
An investigation of the projects and materials that can be used with young children and youth, this course has applications in helping students use art in learning. Prerequisite: Art Survey I.. Fall and Spring.
ART 351 — Principles of Art Therapy 3 hours credit
An investigation of the origin, history, and major theoretical trends in the therapeutic field of art therapy. Prerequisite: Art 111, 131, 251, and PSY 211, 320, and 351. Fall.
