Degree requirements: All students seeking a degree in visual arts must complete 12 credits in Foundation courses plus one of the majors listed here. For the Bachelor of Arts degree, the student may select from one of five majors: studio arts, art education, art history, applied photography, and graphic design.


Foundation Courses in Art		Credits
ART 131	Basic Drawing		3
ART 132	Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art		3
ART 133	Three-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art		3
ART 134	Four-Dimensional Studies and Color Theory		3
TOTAL FOUNDATION CREDITS		12

Bachelor of Arts Degrees

Bachelor of Arts: Studio Arts

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Degree Requirements: B. A. - Studio Arts


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Select one art history course from the following:
ARTH 349	Women and Art
ARTH 350	Ancient Art
ARTH 351	Medieval Art
ARTH 352	Northern European Art/Renaissance
ARTH 353	Baroque Art
ARTH 354	Art of the Nineteenth Century
ARTH 355	Art of the Twentieth Century			3
ARTH 356	American Art
ARTH 357	Art of the Italian Renaissance
ARTH 358	History of Photography
ARTH 359	Arts and Crafts of Japan
ARTH 360	African-American Art
ARTH 452	Arts of South Asia
Electives in this area must include at least 3 credits in 2D arts and 6 credits in 3D arts. Areas include: ART, ARTC (Ceramics), ARTD (Drawing), ARTM (New Art Media), ARTO (Photography), ARTP (Painting), ARTR (Printmaking), ARTS (Sculpture)			18
TOTAL CREDITS IN STUDIO ARTS		30
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		42

Bachelor of Arts: Art Education

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Degree Requirements: B. A. - Art Education


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
One art history course at the 300 level or above				3
ARTD 310 Intermediate Drawing				3
ARTP 230 Painting I (*credit applies to either studio emphasis or studio explorations)				*
Studio Concentration: 12 credits (9 credits must be courses 300 level or above)				12
Studio Explorations: 12 credits from studio courses not in studio emphasis				12
Required art education courses – not offered every semester – see art education coordinator for more information
ARTE 281	Concepts in Art Education			3
ARTE 381	Art Education Content I			3
ARTE 382	Art Education Content II			3
TOTAL CREDITS IN ART EDUCATION			48
Total Foundation Credits			12
TOTAL CREDITS			60
Students pursuing an art education/P-12 degree should review that portion of the undergraduate catalog relating to secondary education program requirements. Upon deciding to pursue the teacher education program, students must schedule an appointment with the coordinator of certification and advisement in the College of Education and Human Services. To complete degree requirements, students must satisfy art, education, and general education requirements.

Bachelor of Arts: Art History

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Degree Requirements: B.A. - Art History


Courses		Credits
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I			3
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			3
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III			3
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art			3
Select three art history courses from:
ARTH 349	Women and Art
ARTH 350	Ancient Art
ARTH 351	Medieval Art
ARTH 352	Northern European Art/Renaissance
ARTH 353	Baroque Art
ARTH 354	Art of the Nineteenth Century
ARTH 355	Art of the Twentieth Century			9
ARTH 356	American Art
ARTH 357	Art of the Italian Renaissance
ARTH 358	History of Photography
ARTH 359	Arts and Crafts of Japan
ARTH 360	African-American Art
ARTH 452	Arts of South Asia
Select three courses with a minimum of one 2D studio and one 3D studio from the following:
ART 300	Art of the Book
ART 317	Web Design for Artists
ART 331	Digital Design
ART 380	Study Abroad in Art
ART 394	Special Topics in Art
ARTC 240	Ceramics I
ARTC 340	Wheel Throwing
ARTC 341	Ceramic Sculpture
ARTC 342	Raku and Primitive Firing
ARTC 442	Ceramics Materials and Techniques
ARTC 443	Kiln Construction
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing
ARTD 410	Advanced Drawing
ARTM 350	Video Installation and Sound
ARTM 394	Topics in New Media Art
ARTM 450	Advanced Video, Installation and Sound
ARTM 451	Advanced New Media-Integrative Art
ARTO 210	Basic Photography
ARTO 218	Study Abroad Beginning Photography
ARTO 310	Photography II
ARTO 311	Intermediate Photography
ARTO 315	Photo-Documentary
ARTO 318	Study Abroad Photography II
ARTO 320	Intermediate Digital Photography
ARTO 410	Advanced Photography
ARTO 411	Summer Workshop in Photography			9
ARTO 418	Study Abroad Photography III
ARTP 230	Painting I
ARTP 330	Painting II
ARTP 333	Materials and Techniques in Painting
ARTP 430	Painting III
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking
ARTR 373	Intermediate Printmaking
ARTR 374	Techniques in Printmaking
ARTR 473	Advanced Printmaking
ARTR 474	Workshop in Printmaking
ARTS 262	Sculpture I
ARTS 362	Topics in Sculpture: Concepts and Media
ARTS 460	Sculpture: Advanced Study
Additional requirement: two semesters or high school equivalent in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, or Spanish			6
Electives in anthropology, history, philosophy, religion – consult with advisor to determine additional courses.			6
TOTAL CREDITS ART HISTORY			34-42
Total Foundation Credits			12
TOTAL CREDITS			46-54

Bachelor of Arts: Applied Photography

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Degree Requirements: B.A. - Applied Photography


Courses		Credits
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III			3
Select one course from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			3
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
ARTH 358	History of Photography			3
One art history elective at the 300 level or above				3
Required Studio Courses
ART 317	Web Design for Artists			3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography			3
ARTO 310	Photography II			3
ARTO 311	Intermediate Photography			3
ARTO 312	Applied Photography			3
ARTO 383	Applied Photography Review			0
ARTO 315	Photo-Documentary			3
ARTO 320	Intermediate Digital Photography			3
ARTO 413	Applied Photography: Studio and Architecture			3
ARTO 414	Applied Photography: Studio and Location			3
Select one course from the following (2D) to be taken prior to the end of sophomore year:
ART 300	Art of the Book
ART 394	Special Topics in Art
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing			3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking
ARTR 373	Intermediate Printmaking
ARTR 374	Techniques in Printmaking
Select one course from the following (3D) to be taken prior to the end of sophomore year:
ART 394	Special Topics in Art
ARTC 240	Ceramics I
ARTM 250	Four Dimensional Studies
ARTM 350	Video Installation and Sound
ARTM 394	Topics in New Media Art			3
ARTM 450	Advanced Video, Installation and Sound
ARTM 451	Advanced New Media - Integrative Art
ARTS 262	Sculpture I
TOTAL CREDITS IN APPLIED PHOTOGRAPHY			45
Total Foundation Credits			12
TOTAL CREDITS			57

Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication Design

Special admission requirements: For admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication Design, students must complete the following courses to qualify for ARTV 283 Visual Communication Design Admittance Review: "ART 131: Basic Drawing," "ART 132: Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art," "ART 133: Three-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art," "ART 134: Four-Dimensional Studies and Color Theory," "ARTV 201: Introduction to Computer Graphic Design," "ARTG 215: Visual Communication Design," and "ARTG 217: Typography I."

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Degree Requirements: B. A. - Visual Communication Design


Courses		Credits
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III			3
ARTV 201	Introduction to Computer Graphics for Design			3
ARTV 215	Visual Communication Design I			3
ARTV 217	Typography I			3
ARTV 283	Visual Communication Design Admittance Review			0
Select one course from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			3
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
ARTV 317	Typography II			3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography
	OR			3
ARTO 211	Basic Photography for Graphic Designers
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing			3
ARTV 315	Visual Communication Design II			3
ARTV 330	Interaction Design for Visual Communication			3
ARTP 230	Painting I			3
ARTV 325	Techniques in Visual Communication Design			3
ARTH 321	History of Visual Communication Design			3
Studio elective at the 200 level or above			3
Studio elective at the 300 level or above			3
TOTAL CREDITS IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN			45
Total Foundation Credits			12
TOTAL CREDITS			57

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degrees

All students seeking a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in visual arts must complete the 12-credit common core plus one of the ten areas of emphasis listed here: art history, ceramics, drawing, visual communication design, new media art, intermedia, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.


Core Courses		Credits
ART 131	Basic Drawing		3
ART 132	Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art		3
ART 133	Three-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art		3
ART 134	Four-Dimensional Studies and Color Theory		3
TOTAL FOUNDATION CREDITS		12

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Art History

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A: Art History


Courses		Credits
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I			3
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			3
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III			3
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art			3
ARTH 458	Art History: Methodology and Criticism			3
Select four courses from the following:
ARTH 349	Women and Art
ARTH 350	Ancient Art
ARTH 351	Medieval Art
ARTH 352	Northern European Art/Renaissance
ARTH 353	Baroque Art
ARTH 354	Art of the Nineteenth Century			12
ARTH 355	Art of the Twentieth Century
ARTH 356	American Art
ARTH 357	Art of the Italian Renaissance
ARTH 358	History of Photography
ARTH 359	Arts and Crafts of Japan
ARTH 360	African-American Art
ARTH 452	Arts of South Asia
ARTH 454	Art Now
ARTP 230	Painting I			3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I			3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken 2nd semester of year 2 or 1st semester of year 3 at the latest)			0
Select two courses from the following:
ARTC 240	Ceramics I
ARTO 210	Basic Photography			6
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking
Foreign language requirement: four semesters or high school equivalent in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, or Spanish			12
Select 9 hours of electives from anthropology, history, philosophy, and religion. (Consult with advisor regarding appropriate courses; other courses are available upon approval)			9
ART 497	Senior Exhibition			1
TOTAL CREDITS IN ART HISTORY		64
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		64 - 76

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Ceramics

The following requirements may be taken after completing "ART 131: Basic Drawing" and "ART 132: Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art."

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Ceramics


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Two art history classes at the 300 level or above			6
ARTP 230	Painting I		3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I		3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I		3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking		3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken 2nd semester of sophomore year)		0
ARTC 340	Wheel Throwing		3
ARTC 341	Ceramic Sculpture		3
ARTC 440	Advanced Ceramics		9
ARTC 442	Ceramics Materials and Techniques		3
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar		3
Any 300- or 400-level ceramics or sculpture course			3
3 additional credits in ceramics at the 300 level			3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL CREDITS IN CERAMICS		58
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		70

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Drawing

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Drawing


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Two art history classes level 300 or above			6
ARTP 230	Painting I		3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I		3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I		3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking		3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken 2nd semester of sophomore year)		0
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing		6
ARTP 330	Painting II		3
ARTD 410	Advanced Drawing		6
ARTP 430	Painting III		3
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar		3
6 credits of art electives		6
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL CREDITS IN DRAWING		58
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		70

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Visual Communication Design

Special admission requirements: Successful review in "ARTV 283: Admittance Review" is required prior to submitting work for "ART 299: Portfolio Review." Successful review in ART 299 is required for admission to the BFA degree option.

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Visual Communication Design


Courses		Credits
Select two courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		6
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
ARTV 201	Introduction to Computer Graphics for Design		3
ARTV 215	Visual Communication Design I		3
ARTV 217	Typography I		3
ARTV 283	Review		0
ARTV 317	Typography II		3
ARTO 210 ARTO 211	Basic Photography OR Basic Photography for Graphic Designers		3
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing		3
ARTV 315	Visual Communication Design II		3
ARTV 330	Interaction Design for Visual Communication		3
ARTP 230	Painting I		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (must be taken in either all or spring of the intermediate-level year)		0
ARTV 325	Techniques in Visual Communication Design		3
ARTH 321	History of Visual Communication Design		3
3D studio elective			3
ARTV 417	Typography III		3
ARTV 425	Information Design		3
2D studio elective			3
ARTV 415	Visual Communication Design III		3
ARTV 427	Motion Design		3
Studio elective, 300 level or above			3
ARTG 496 CEP 300	Graphic Design Experiential Component OR Cooperative Education		3
ARTV 428	Visual Communication Design Capstone		3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL CREDITS IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN		62
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		79

Bachelor of Fine Arts: New Media Art

The New Media Art emphasis is designed for students who want to explore areas such as electronic art, robotic art, installation or experimental video and film. New Media Art utilizes the elements of time with a strong intersection of technology and media that often involve interactivity and exploration of cultural concepts. The curriculum includes working at the frontiers of art, science, and technology, through hands-on learning techniques with critical and creative thinking skills to understand the contemporary world. New Media Art will prepare students for graduate school, for contemporary art practice as an independent artist and for careers in the creative technological fields such as film, videography, computing, or installation/exhibition design.

Students seeking a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with area of emphasis in New Media Art should complete the following courses in addition to the required 12 credits in Foundation courses.

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - New Media Art


Courses			Credits
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			3
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III			3
Art history elective 300 level or above			3
ARTH 454	Art Now			3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography			3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I			3
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing			3
ART 331	Digital Design			3
ARTM 350	Video Installation and Sound			3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken 2nd semester of sophomore year)			0
ART 317	Web Design for Artists			3
ARTM 394	Topics in New Media Art			6
ARTM 450	Advanced Video, Installation & Sound			3
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar			3
ARTM 451	Advanced New Media-Integrative Art			3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition			1
12 credits of Art or Media Informatics electives selected from the following:
ART 300	Art of the Book
ART 317	Web Design for Artists
ART 394	Special Topics in Art
ARTC 240	Ceramics I
ARTC 340	Wheel Throwing
ARTC 341	Ceramic Sculpture
ARTD 410	Advanced Drawing
ARTO 413	Applied Photography: Studio and Architecture
ARTO 414	Applied Photography: Studio and Location			12
ARTO 418	Study Abroad Photography II
ARTP 230	Painting I
ARTP 330	Painting II
ARTP 333	Materials and Techniques in Painting
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking
ARTR 373	Intermediate Printmaking
ARTR 374	Techniques in Printmaking
ARTS 362	Topics in Sculpture: Concepts and Media
ARTS 460	Sculpture: Advanced Study
MIN 240	Introduction to Interactive Media
MIN 340	Media Scripting for Interactivity
MIN 345	Introduction to 3D Modeling
MIN 352	Digital Media Projects
MIN 391	Impact of Computer Games and Virtual Worlds
Integrative Studio – select one course from the following:
ART 300		Art of the Book
ART 380		Study Abroad in Art
ART 394		Special Topics in Art
ARTO 218		Study Abroad Beginning Photography		3
ARTO 315		Photo-Documentary
ARTO 318		Study Abroad Photography II
ARTO 418		Study Abroad Photography III
TOTAL CREDITS IN NEW MEDIA ART			61
Total Foundation Credits			12
TOTAL CREDITS			73

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Intermedia

The following requirements may be taken after completing "ART 131: Basic Drawing" and "ART 132: Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art."

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Intermedia


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Two art history classes level 300 or above		6
ARTP 230	Painting I			3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I			3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I			3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking			3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography			3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken second semester of sophomore year)			0
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing			3
Studio electives chosen by student with committee and approved by department chair			21-24
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar			3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition			1
TOTAL CREDITS IN INTERMEDIA		58-61
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		70-73

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Painting

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Painting


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Two art history classes 300 level or above			6
ARTP 230	Painting I		3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I		3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I		3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking		3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken second semester of sophomore year)		0
ARTD 310	Intermediate Drawing		6
ARTP 330	Painting II		6
ARTP 333	Materials and Techniques in Painting (This course is offered every other year in the fall semester. Last offered in fall 2010.)		3
ARTD 410	Advanced Drawing		3
ARTP 430	Painting III		6
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar		3
	Elective in art		3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL CREDITS IN PAINTING		61
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		73

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Applied Photography

The following requirements may be taken after completing "ART 131: Basic Drawing" and "ART 132: Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art."

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Applied Photography


Courses		Credits
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III		3
Select one course from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		3
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
One art history course level 300 or above			3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (required second semester of sophomore year		0
ARTO 317	Web Design for Artists		3
ARTH 358	History of Photography		3
ARTO 310	Photography II		3
ARTO 311	Intermediate Photography		3
ARTO 312	Applied Photography I		3
ARTO 383	Applied Photography Review		0
ARTO 315	Photo-Documentary		3
ARTO 320	Intermediate Digital Photography		3
ARTO 413	Applied Photography: Studio and Architecture		3
ARTO 414	Applied Photography: Studio and Location		3
Select 6 credits from the following:
ART 300	Art of the Book
ART 331	Digital Design
ART 499	Gallery/Museum Internship
ARTO 218	Study Abroad Beginning Photography
ARTO 318	Study Abroad Photography II
ARTO 411	Summer Workshop in Photography		6
ARTO 418	Study Abroad Photography III
ARTM 350	Video Installation and Sound
ARTM 394	Topics in New Media Art
ARTM 450	Advanced Video, Installation and Sound
ARTM 451	Advanced New Media-Integrative Art
2D studio elective		3
3D studio elective		3
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar		3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL IN APPLIED PHOTOGRAPHY		55
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		67

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Photography

The following requirements may be taken after completing "ART 131: Basic Drawing" and "ART 132: Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art."

Click here for a 4-year plan showing one way a student can complete the program below in 4 years if the student requires no remedial courses.

Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Photography


Courses		Credits
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III		3
Select two courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II			6
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
One art history course level 300 or above				3
ARTH 358	History of Photography			3
ARTP 230	Painting I			3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I			3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I			3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking			3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography			3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken 2nd semester of sophomore year)			0
ARTO 310	Photography II			3
ARTO 311	Intermediate Photography			3
ARTO 312	Applied Photography I			3
ARTO 383	Applied Photography Review			0
ARTO 315	Photo-Documentary			3
ART 317	Web Design for Artists			3
ARTO 413 ARTO 414	Applied Photography: Studio and Architecture OR Applied Photography: Studio nd Location			3
ARTO 320	Intermediate Digital Photography			3
Select one course from the following:
ART 300	Art of the Book
ART 331	Digital Design
ART 499	Gallery/Museum Internship
ARTO 218	Study Abroad Beginning Photography
ARTO 318	Study Abroad Photography II
ARTO 394	Topics in Photography
ARTO 411	Summer Workshop in Photography			3
ARTO 418	Study Abroad Photography III
ARTM 350	Video Installation and Sound
ARTM 394	Topics in New Media Art
ARTM 450	Advanced Video, Installation and Sound
ARTM 451	Advanced New Media-Integrative Art
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar			3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition			1
TOTAL IN PHOTOGRAPHY		61
Total Core Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		73

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Printmaking

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Printmaking


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Two art history courses 300 level or above			6
ARTP 230	Painting I		3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I		3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I		3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking		3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken after ARTR 373)		0
ARTR 373	Intermediate Printmaking		3
ARTR 375	Screen Printing		3
ARTR 473	Advanced Printmaking		6
Three printmaking electives at the 300 level or above			9
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar		3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL CREDITS IN PRINTMAKING		55
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		67

Bachelor of Fine Arts: Sculpture

The following requirements may be taken after completing "ART 131: Basic Drawing" and "ART 132: Two-Dimensional Studies in Visual Art."

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Degree Requirements: B.F.A. - Sculpture


Courses		Credits
Select three courses from the following:
ARTH 101	Survey of Western Art I
ARTH 102	Survey of Western Art II		9
ARTH 103	Survey of Western Art III
ARTH 104	Survey of Asian Art
Two art history courses level 300 or above			6
ARTP 230	Painting I		3
ARTC 240	Ceramics I		3
ARTS 262	Sculpture I		3
ARTR 272	Introduction to Printmaking		3
ARTO 210	Basic Photography		3
ART 299	Portfolio Review (to be taken 2nd semester of sophomore year)		0
ARTS 360	Techniques in Sculpture		3
ARTS 362	Topics in Sculpture: Concepts and Media		9
ARTS 460	Sculpture: Advanced Study		9
Elective chosen from 300- or 400-level ceramics or sculpture courses			3
ART 450	Advanced Studio Seminar		3
ART 497	Senior Exhibition		1
TOTAL CREDITS IN SCULPTURE		58
Total Foundation Credits		12
TOTAL CREDITS		70