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Curriculum in Art and Design-B.F.A.
Leading to the degree bachelor of fine arts degree. Total credits
required: 120.5.
This curriculum offers two concentrations for the student: visual
communications and studio research.
Admission into the art and design B.F.A. curriculum is subject
to completion of a minimum of 24.5 credits including Art 108,109,
110, 130, Art H 181, Engl 104 and 105, Lib 160, 6 credits in general
education coursework, and 15 credits in recommended studio coursework.
A portfolio review will take place at the end of the second year
to guide the student into the appropriate BFA concentration.
Transfer students with studio credits from other colleges and universities
must present for departmental review a portfolio of work done in
those courses in order to have the credits apply toward studio requirements.
Students are advised to present this portfolio of work upon admission
and prior to registration for classes.
| Cr.
|
Degree
Requirements |
| 36.5
|
General
education |
| 6
min. |
Biological
and physical sciences and mathematics
Select from Astro 120, 150, Biol 109, 123, 201, 202, Bot 102,
202,
Chem 160, 163, 163L, Com S 103, 107, Geol 100, 101, Gen 260,
Math 104 or 150, 105, 140, 141, 151, Mteor 206, Phys 101, 106,
Stat 101, 104, Zool 155, 258, or any higher level course in
these disciplines for which these courses are prerequisite |
| 9.5
min. |
Communications |
| 6
|
Engl 104
and 105 |
| 3
|
Select
from CmDis 286, ComSt 101, 102, Sp Cm 212 |
| 0.5
|
Lib 160 |
| 6
min. |
Humanities
Select from Af Am 201, 252,
Am In 310, Cl St-all courses, Dance 270, 360, Engl 201, 230,
231, 237, 335, 340, 346, 347, 348, 353, 354, 360, 361, 362,
363, 364, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 384, 389, F Lng
101, 102, 110, 201, 202, 301, 302, Hist-all courses, Music 102,
103, 104, 383, 384, 472, Phil-all courses,
Relig- all courses, T C 354, 355, Thtre 106, 110, 252, 465,
466, W S 336, 340, 345, 377, 422 |
| 6
min. |
Social
sciences
Select from Anthr 201, 202, 306, Econ 101, 102, Pol S 215, 230,
241, 251, Psych 101, 230, Soc 130 or 134, or any higher level
course in these disciplines for which these courses are prerequisite,
or select from
Am In 210, Env S 201, 223,
HD FS 102, 239, 276, 283, 349, 367, 370, 373, 377, 378, 380,
395, Jl MC 101, 205, 320, 453, 474, 476, W S 201, 301, 321,
323, 327, 346, 350, 385, 386, 401 |
| 9
min. |
Selected
from the above areas and/or from CmDis 275, 286, ComSt 101,
102, 214, 310, 311, 314, 317, 318, Engl 205, 219, 220, 302,
303, 304, 305, 306, 309, 310, 314, 315, 316, Fin 351, 357,
Mgmt 370, Mkt 340, Sp Cm 212, 305, 312, 321, 322, 323, 325,
327. Six credits must be at the 300 level or above. |
| 6
min. |
General
design education* |
| 3
|
History
of Design-Art H 181** |
| 3
|
Select
from Dsn S 129, or other approved course from Arch, Art H, C
R P or L A. |
| 24
|
Art and
design core |
| 6
|
Visual
Foundations I and II-
Art 108, 109 |
| R
|
Orientation
to Art and Design-Art 110 |
| 6
|
Drawing
I and II-Art 130, 230 |
| 6
|
History
of Art I and II-Art H 280, 281 |
| 6
|
Art history
selections (300 level or above) |
*The general design education requirement of 6 credits will be
fulfilled within the studio requirement of the individual concentration.
**Transfer students with more than 60 credits must substitute another
design studies course to meet this requirement.
Visual
Communications Concentration
(Note: Portfolio review at end of second
year) |
| |
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| 6
|
Visual
Communications Foundation
ArtIS 301-Foundations of Visual Literacy
ArtIS 310-Sources of Visual Design |
| 9
|
ISA Studio
Exploratory
Select three (3) courses from the following ArtIS offerings:
ArtIS 202-Calligraphy, ArtIS 220- Wood Design, ArtIS 222- Ceramics
I, ArtIS 229-Design Through Photography I, ArtIS 233- Watercolor
Painting, ArtIS 238- Painting I, ArtIS 304-Papermaking, ArtIS
305-Mixed Media,
ArtIS 308-Computer Aided Art and Design, ArtIS 326-Introduction
to Illustration, ArtIS 330-Life Drawing, ArtIS 343-Fiber Forms,
ArtIS 344-Weaving, ArtIS 345- Fiber and Fabric Design, ArtIS
346- Resist and Dyes Fabric Design, ArtIS 347-Printed Fabric
Design, ArtIS 356-Relief Printmaking, ArtIS 357-Monotype, ArtIS
358- Lithography, ArtIS 359-Intaglio |
| 18
|
Visual
Communications Career Focus Approved program of study.
At least 6 credits must be at or above 300 level. |
| 3
|
Art 497-Internship |
| 3
|
Select
from Art History or Studio |
| 2
|
Art 499
FBA Seminar and Exhibition |
| 13
|
Electives |
| 120.5
|
Total
credits |
| |
|
Studio
Research Concentration
(Note: Portfolio review at end of second
year) |
| |
|
| 15
|
Introduction
to Studio
Concentration
Select five (5) courses from the following ArtIS offerings:
ArtIS 202- Calligraphy, ArtIS 220-Wood Design, ArtIS 222-Ceramics
I, ArtIS 227- Jewelry & Decorative Metalsmithing I, ArtIS
229-Design Through Photography I, ArtIS 233- Watercolor Painting,
ArtIS 238- Painting I, ArtIS 304-Papermaking, ArtIS 305-Mixed
Media,
ArtIS 308-Computer Aided Art and Design, Art IS 326-
Introduction to Illustration,
ArtIS 330-Life Drawing,
ArtIS 343-Fiber Forms, ArtIS 344-Weaving, ArtIS 345- Fiber and
Fabric Design, ArtI 346- Resist and Dyes Fabric Design, ArtIS
347-Printed Fabric Design, ArtIS 356-Relief Printmaking, ArtIS
357-Monotype, ArtIS 358- Lithography, ArtIS 359-Intaglio |
| 24
|
Studio
options
Select from a combination of two and three dimensional studio
courses, ArtIS 300-400 level. Recommended: Art 497 Internship. |
| 3
|
Art
History
Select from Art H 300-400 level courses |
| 2
|
Art 499
BFA Seminar and Exhibition |
| 10
|
Electives |
| 120.5
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Total
credits |
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