Intermediate Computing for Designers offers further instruction about desktop computer hardware, operating systems, application software and beginning concept development specific to the graphic design industry for graphic design majors.
Introduction to Computing for Art offers an introduction to desktop computer hardware, operating systems, and application software in the visual arts and design.
Sculpture Survey is an introduction to the basic concepts, materials, and processes of sculpture by exploring modeling, casting, carving and constructing.
Printmaking Survey is an introduction to the basic techniques and concepts of intaglio and relief printmaking.
Below are descriptions of some of the assignments in the course with student work examples.
Drawing III is a continuation of ART 1223, further developing drawing skills and concepts for advanced students.
Below are descriptions of some of the assignments in the course with student work examples.
Create an engaging drawing portrayingpaper as your subject matter. The paper in your drawing can be depicted in the following manner.
Life Drawing I is a drawing class with an emphasis on the basic forms and proportions of the human figure.
Photography Survey is a one hour lecture and three hour studio course that explores the fundamentals and aesthetics of black and white photography relating to graphic design and the fine arts.
Painting Survey explores the fundamentals of oil paintings and composition.
Drawing I is a six hours laboratory, a freehand drawing course for all students interested in the visual arts. This course offers the basic vocabulary for a graphic notation.
Three-Dimensional Design is a six hour studio course teaching the organization of the principles and elements of art as they apply to three-dimensional artwork.