1 05 hand-b u i l t and wheel-thrown methods, day :mu glaze forma tion. I n c l u des a survey of c ram ie art. I I I
250
SC
PH R E I
Various techn i q ues a n d materials of scul pture and their influence on three-dimensional form. Ind udes s t u dy of the human figure. I II
260
LI F E D R AW I N G
A m u l t i-media ex ploration o f h u man form. May be tepeated for c re d i t . Prereq u i si t e : 1 60 or consent. r I I
296
D ES I G N
I n t ro d uction t o design t hrough t h e st u dy o f �uch basic concerns a s color, f o r m , ki netics, tactility and light as a p plied to various areas withi n the field i n c l u d i n g illustration, graphics lind i n dustrial design. I I
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FI
'1 A RTS
Theory and practice o f photography as a n art for m . A l t ernat ing sections in still photography and cinema togra p h y . May be re peate d for credit. I II
330
C LRAMICS I I
Advanced techniq ues in ceramic construction a n d e x periments i n glaze formation. May he r epea ted for ned. i t . Prerequisite: 230. I I I
33S
F I B E RS
E. p loration and development of fiber struct ures and soft art fo rms. Alternating sections in non-loom work and loom weaving. � May be repeated for cred i t . I I
338 G LASS B LOWI N G \ orking techniques a n d i n dividual ex pression in blown glass. May
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be repeatcd for credit.
E LE M E N T A R Y A RT : D U C AT I ON
Various projects a n d media s u i table for t he instruc tion of art in elementary school ; em phasis on devel o p m e n t a l t heory. I n (2)
350
S C U L PT U R E I I
Concentration on a particular mcdi u m of s · ul pt ure. Alternating semesters in metals, woo d , or other media. May he repeated for credit. Prereq uisite: 250. I I I
365
PAl
TING
Media and techniques o f pai n t i ng i n oil or .lI n ylics. May be repeated for cred i t . Prerequisite: 1 6 0. I I I
370
PRI NTM A K I N G
Methods and media o f fine art pri n t making. Both hand and photo p rocesses involving lithographic, in taglio and screen prin ting. May be repeated for cre d i t . Prere q u i si t e : 1 60 or conscn t. I I I
394
D ES I GN WO R K S I I OP
Projects in various design fields i n d u ding il l u s t rat i o n , package design, i n d u s t rial design a nd i n terior architec t u re. Emphasis on tedlnique: and procedures. May ht\ repeated for credit. Prereq uisites: 1 60 and 296. I
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G R A PH I C S W O R K S H OP
Design and exec u t ion of prin ted materials; em ph a. is on technical procedures and p r o blems In m a ss commu nicat ion. Prerequisite: 1 6 0. I I
492
STUD I O P RO] ECTS
A tu torial course w i t h i n d i v i d ual investigation in a particular medi u m , for m ajor s t udents only. M ay be repeated for cred i t . Prere q u i s i t e : s e n i o r sta tus and consent o f i n s t ru c tor a n d department c h a i r m a n . I I I
499
UTA. C A N D I DACY E X H I B I T I O N
Ex h i b i t ion of undergraduate work by B . F . A . candida tes in st udio areas; st udents arc respon sihle for scheduling installa tion. publicity and final disposition of wor k . I I I ( n o cre d i t )
HISTORY A N D THEORY 1 10
T H E V I S U A L A RTS
280
TW EN T l E T l l C EN T U R Y A RT
294
20th C E N T U R Y D E S I G N A N D A RC H I T E C T U R E
Western m a n ' s ex pression in t h e v i s u a l arts seen through the perspectivc of historical develop men t. I II The visual a r t s in the t w e n t i e t h ce n t u ry with an i n trod uc tion to aesthetical theory. II
A study p r i n c i p a l ly concerned with developments i n architecture and i n teriors i n the t w e n t i e th century. but i n d u d i ng references to i n d ustrial design and other rela ted areas. I
382
A l\ C I ENT A RT
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;"U-: D1 E V A L A RT
384
R E N A I S S A NC E A RT
Art of the ancient Rome. I a/y
�ear
East, Greece and
Western European sty les from t he decline of Rome to the begi n n i ng of the Renaissance. I I aly
European art of tbe fiftcen t h and sixtee n t h cen t u ries, with an emphasis on I talian developments. 1 a/y
385
B A R OQ U E A R T
Styles i n European a r t from the late six tee n t h cen t u ry through the period of the Rococo. I I aly
440
S F M l i AR I N A RT E D U C AT I ON
A study of instruction in the second ary school inclu ding appropria te media and curric u l u m develo p m e n t . II ( 2)
E T E U, T f I
CENTU R Y A RT
Communication Arts All s t u dents in Com m u n ication Arts will partici pate in some phase o f dramatic. fo r e n s i c and broadcasting co-curricular a c t ivi ties, and wiJl be req ui red to take two prac t i c u llls. B A C I I ELOR OF ARTS: At least 3 2 semester hours plus 2 prac t i c u ms in one o r a c o m b i n a t i o !) of the three areas of conce n t ratio n : o f whidl Co mmunication A r t s 1 23 i s req u i re d : Broadcast/J ournalism: Required courses 1 2 3, 27 1 , 272, 275 or 374, 283, 3 84 , 375, plus 14 se m e s t e r hours selected in consultation w i t h adviser. Co mm u n i cation : Required courses: 1 2 3 , 24 1 , 3 3 3 , p l u s 2 0 semester hours selected in consultation w i t h adviser. Drama: Required courses: 1 23 , 24 1 , 250, 25 1 , plus 1 6 semester hours selected in cons u l t a tion with adviser. I n a d d i t io!) to requirements l isted above, can d i da tes for the B.A. degree lIlust meet the Foreign Language re q u i rement i n the College of Arts and Sciences. B A C H E LO R OF F I N E A RTS: At least 52 semester hours plus 2 practicums in one or a combination of t he three areas of concentration of which Co mm unicatio n Arts 1 23 is requi rt·d. Broadcast/Journalism: Required courses: 1 23, 27 1 , 272, 275 or 374, 283, 384, 375, plus 24 semester hours selected in cons ul t a t ion w i t h adv iser. Co m mu n i c a t i o n : Requirements same as Bachelor of Arts plus an additional 40 semester hours selected i n con sul t a tion w i t h adviser. Dra m a : Required courses: 1 23 , 24 1 , 250, 25 1 , 352 or 354. 363, plus 28 semester hours selected in consul tation with adviser. B AC I I E L O R O F A RTS I N EDUCATl O l" : Sec School o f E d lIca tion.
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F U i\ D A M E N T A LS O F O R A L COrvI M U N I C AT I Ol'\
F () unda tions course dealing w i t h basic theories of oral com mu nication. Emphasis on group activ i ty with some platform wor k . I I I S 128
A RG lFvl l: 'IT A T l O N A N D DEBATE
Argu mentation, evidence, proof a n d the adaptation and application or argu ment to v a r i o LI S types of oral com mun ication; e m p hasis on forms of debate, the i r preparation a n d prese nt ation. I I
487
NI
490
S EM I N A R
497
R ES I A RC I-I I I ' A RT H I S T O R Y
Concentrates o n t h e development a n d growth of the motion pic t u re i n the United States from 1 8 95 to the present. Emphasis is placed on the film director, whose im plementat ion of film techn i q u c and theory serves as the formative artistic forcc in the cinema. Societal i n fluences such as economic factors, p u b l ic a t ti tudes and mores, and pol itical positions reflected in the United S t a te s throughout the past 75 years which provide the film media with shape and themati c foc us will provide parallel poi n t s of reference.
R E S E A RC H
225 , 425 (' O M M U i\ I C A T I O N A RTS I ' R A CT I C U M
Art of t he ninetee n t h cent ury from neo-classicism through Post I m pression i s m . I
Selected topics considering some aspect of the visual arts. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: consent.
A ttl torial course for lIlajor s tuden t s wi th research i n t o a par ticular period or area of art h i s t o ry. May be repeated for cred i l . Prerequisites: senior status a n d consent o f instructor a n d d e p a r t m e n t chairman. I I I
597
For master o f arts c a n d i d a tes who elecL to write a research paper in art. I 1 1
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I 1I STORY O F A M E R I CA N FI LM
One semester hOllr credi t may be earned each