Art History I -- This is an examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and others arts from prehistoric through the ancient world.

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Art History II -- This is an examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and other arts from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Design I -- This studio course focuses on the elements and principles of art with emphasis on two-dimensional concepts. The development and application of critical thinking is also included.

Design II -- This studio course focuses on the elements and principles of art with an emphasis on three-dimensional concepts. The development and application of critical thinking is also included.

Foundations of Art -- This course introduces students to the creative and imaginative use of art materials, tools, and techniques. The cultural significance of visual art is also included.

Drawing I -- This studio course focuses on the investigation of drawing media and techniques, including descriptive and expressive possibilities.

Drawing II -- This studio course is further investigation of drawing media and techniques with a particular emphasis on personal expression and concepts. This course can be repeated once for an additional 3 credit hours as a study in advanced prob lems or techniques.

Painting I -- This studio course explores the potential of painting media with an emphasis on color, composition, and the dynamics of vision.

Painting II -- This studio course is further investigation of painting media and techniques with a particular emphasis on personal expression and concepts. This course can be repeated once for an additional 3 credit hours as a study in advanced pr oblems or techniques.

Sculpture I -- This studio course explores the potential of three-dimensional form in a variety of media.

Sculpture II -- This studio course is a further investigation of three-dimensional form in a variety of media with a particular emphasis on personal expression. This course can be repeated once for an additional 3 credit hours as a study in advanc ed problems and techniques.

Printmaking I -- This course explores the use of basic printmaking media and techniques.

Printmaking II -- This studio course is a further investigation of basic printmaking media and techniques with emphasis on personal expression. This course may be repeated once for an additional 3 credit hours in advance problems and techniques.

Ceramics I -- This studio course explores the preparation and manipulation of clay for the creation of ceramics.

Ceramics II -- This studio course is a further investigation of the preparation and manipulation of clay for the creation of ceramics. This course may be repeated once for an additional 3 credit hours as a study in advanced problems and techniques .

Academic Cooperative -- This is an instructional program design to integrate on-campus study with practical hands-on work experience in the fine arts. In conjunction with class seminars, the individual student will set specific goals and objectives in the study of art.

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