Fine Arts Classes
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| Art Appreciation - Lecture | Art Appreciation - Studio | |
| Drawing | Drawing II | |
| Painting | Painting II | |
| Art History I | Art History II | |
| Two-Dimensional Design | Three-Dimensional Design | |
| Photography | Independent Study | |
| Music Appreciation | Music Fundamentals | |
| Applied Music - Class Voice | ||
| ART-101 | Art Appreciation | 3 Credits |
| This course is an examination of the value, aesthetic pleasures, structure, function, and history of art. The course explores sculpting, painting, film, drawing, printmaking, photography, ceramics, and architecture. |
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| ART-106 | Art Appreciation - Studio | 3 Credits |
| This course is an investigation of art through active studio involvement with art mediums, materials, and techniques. Hands-on participation combined with fundamental study of historic content provides an opportunity for critical analysis and understanding of various visual art forms. |
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| ART-203 | Art History I | 3 Credits |
| This course is an introduction to the history of visual art and artists; prehistory through Gothic. All forms of media; painting, sculpture, drawing, architecture, ceramics, metal work, glass work, and others are considered in the context of time, society, and the human impulse to create. |
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| ART-204 | Art History II | 3 Credits |
| This course is an introduction to the history of visual artists; Renaissance to the present day. All forms of media; painting, sculpture, drawing, architecture, ceramics, metal work, glass work, and others are considered in the context of time, society, and the human impusle to create. |
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| ART-133 | Drawing | 3 Credits |
| An introduction to basic drawing. Working with still life props; line, form, values, perspective, and composition will be explored using various wet and dry mediums. Concentrations will be on accurate visual drawing. |
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| ART-134 | Drawing II | 3 Credits |
| This course concentrates on intermediate drawing problems: gesture, contour, proportions, mapping techniques, and values are studied through the use of props and clothed models. Creative interpretation with various media and approaches are stressed. |
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| ART-143 | Painting | 3 Credits |
| This course is an introduction to painting in a variety of media. Color theory, design theory, and media are applied to exercises, studios, and finished paintings. There is concentration of developing skills in handling materials and personal expression through painting. Drawing experience recommended. |
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| ART-144 | Painting II | 3 Credits |
| This course is an advanced painting course using a variety of media with greater emphasis on self-direction. Concentration is on developing advanced skills in handling materials leading to greater abilities and personal expression through painting. ART-143 is a prerequisite. |
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| ART-120 | Two-Dimensional Design | 3 Credits |
| This course introduces students to the principles of design and the two-dimensional plane. Students are introduced to art principles. Drawing, painting, and other projects allow students to use materials, ideas, and design principles in creative, practical applications. |
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| ART-123 | Three-Dimensional Design | 3 Credits |
| This course introduces students to the principles of art and design in three-dimensions. Students are introduced to appropriate materials, the elements of art, principles of design, conceptual concerns, content, and formal elements. Projects using paper construction, ceramics, metal, and found ojects allow students to use materials, ideas, and design principles in creative, practical applications. |
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| ART-184 | Photography | 3 Credits |
| This course is an introduction to the basics of photography. The course covers the basic equipment and skills needed to make effective photographic images, both digital and analog. Content includes: camera types, lenses, exposure controls, films, and other subject areas relational to the photographic field. |
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| ART-298 | Independent Study | |
| Please speak to your advisor to discuss Independent Study opporturnities. | ||
| MUS-100 | Music Appreciation | 3 Credits |
| An introduction to the musical arts through listening to and studying the music of various periods. Some sections of the course may be presented by live musicians. Allied arts, including dance, painting, and literature, may be used to demonstrate the relatedness of music to the larger scope of human experience. |
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| MUS-102 | Music Fundamentals | 3 Credits |
| Introduction to Music Theory. Basic skills and vocabulary. For non majors with limited background in msuic fundamentals, or as preparation for music major theory courses. Emphasis on notation, key/time signatures, rhythem, and aural training. |
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| MUA-106 | Applied Music - Class Voice | 3 Credits |
| This course provides instruction in fundamental vocal techniques. Breath support, diction, posture, vowel formation, tone production, and stage presence will be explored through standard vocal repertoire chosen for each student's voice type. |
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