1013 Foundation Studio: Two-Dimensional. Corequisite: ARTC 1003, 1023. Focuses on the formal elements and principles of two-dimensional spatial organization. Exploration in the basic language of art and design. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of the visual arts, the ingredients of which include inquiry, analysis, comparison, evaluation and language. Introduction to tools, methods and materials. One of five foundation courses in the School of Art and Art History. (F)
1023 Foundation Drawing. Corequisite: 1013 and ARTC 1003. Introduction of basic techniques and skills needed to draw and interpret a three-dimensional world two-dimensionally. Exercises in observation, line, value, proportion, and perspective will be explored through a variety of materials. One of five foundation courses in the School of Art and Art History. (F, Sp)
1113 Foundation Studio: Three-Dimensional. Prerequisite: 1013, 1023, and ARTC 1003; Corequisite: ARTC 1103. Focuses on the formal element, principles and concepts of three-dimensional form. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of the visual arts, the ingredients of which include inquiry, analysis, comparison, evaluation and language. Introduction to tools, methods and materials which include development of basic technical ability. One of five foundation courses in the School of Art and Art History. (Sp)
2253 Beginning Ceramics. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses or permission of instructor on a space available basis. Introduction to various hand-building, glazing and firing techniques. Emphasis placed on developing an understanding of working in three dimensions (with clay as the medium), and on interpreting shape by combining surface color and three-dimensional form. Conceptual and critical issues introduced. (F, Sp)
2313 Beginning Drawing. Prerequisite: 1013, 1023, and ARTC 1003; or permission of instructor. Uses representational drawing to increase observational abilities. Perspective, value, form, texture, proportion and scale are studied using still life, the figure and outside drawing assignments. (Irreg.)
2413 Beginning Painting. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses, or permission of instructor. The aqueous media used in various approaches to painting problems (processes and concepts); lectures, group criticism and individual instruction assist the student in studying the fundamentals of painting. (F, Sp)
2423 Introduction to Painting Processes. Prerequisite: 2413 or permission of instructor. Continued instruction of the aqueous media as begun in ART 2413. (Irreg.)
2513 Beginning Sculpture: Contemporary. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses. Introduction of basic sculpture processes and concepts. Emphasis on formal visual properties and production techniques as they pertain to additive, subtractive and constructive modes of contemporary sculpture. A wide range of materials, tools and methods will be introduced. (Irreg.)
2523 Beginning Sculpture: Figurative. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses. Creating in oil base clay the human skull and a life-size portrait; creating a waste mold and making a plaster cast from it. (Irreg.)
2633 Visual Communications I. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses; corequisite: 2643. Introductory course in visual communication which focuses on nonverbal communication. Students are introduced to design research, theory and methods. This course explores the importance design plays in shaping meaning and interpretation through basic visual interaction. (F)
2643 Design Technology. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses; corequisite: 2633. Introduction to electronic tools, processes and techniques as they relate to visual communications. (F)
2653 Visual Communications II. Prerequisite: 2633, 2643; corequisite: 2663. Course is structured to help students apply various strategies, concepts, and form/content relationships to their work. Projects stress theory, application and an introduction to the computer as a design process tool. (Sp)
2663 Typography I. Prerequisite: 2633, 2643; corequisite: 2653. Introduction to the basic concepts of typographic design through studio projects, critiques and lectures. (F, Sp)
2713 Beginning Etching. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses. An introduction to the basic techniques and concepts of intaglio printing will be explored. Each student will create a body of work utilizing a variety of etching methods. (Irreg.)
2723 Beginning Lithography. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses. Designed to introduce the student to a variety of lithographic hand and photo techniques in the production of multiple images. Each student will produce a body of work with strong emphasis on drawing skills, design and personal creativity. (Irreg.)
2733 Beginning Serigraphy. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation courses. This course will involve the implementation of both hand and photo stencil methods. During the semester each student will produce a body of work exploring the image-making potential of screen printing techniques. Strong emphasis will be placed on exploring color, design and personal creativity. (Irreg.)
2813 Filmmaking I. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation coursework or permission of instructor. Beginning 16mm filmmaking covering basic technical and aesthetic properties of film. Students work in b/w 16mm film and non-synchronous sound. The course is taught through a combination of lecture, hands-on lab, and film screening. (Irreg.)
2853 Introduction to Photography. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation coursework or permission of instructor. This course introduces the student to current photographic concepts, theory and practice, both traditional and digital. It is divided into components that introduce the camera and exposure controls, explores darkroom procedures including black and white film processing and printing and includes presentation and criticism, and covers digital photo practices including an introduction to Photoshop. (Irreg.)
2873 Video for the Artist I. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation coursework or permission of instructor. Emphasis on developing video production and post-production skills. Training exercises in studio and field production, camera work, lighting and sound. Instruction and practice in analog and digital editing. Exploration of digital media. Students will produce a number of short projects. (Irreg.)
2970 Studio Special Topics. Prerequisite: 15 hours of foundation coursework or permission of instructor. Special topics course for content not currently offered in regular scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
3253 Intermediate Ceramic Design. Prerequisite: 2253. Continued exploration of various hand-building, glazing and firing techniques. Primarily low fire processes. Formal issues such as sculptural composition, form and surface development, and the interpretation of function addressed. Emphasis placed on developing a personal language of materials and ideas. Progression through the range of ceramic-making skill sets. Conceptual and critical issues expanded. (F, Sp)
3263 Intermediate Ceramic Processes. Prerequisite: 2253. Continued exploration of various hand-building, glazing and firing techniques. Primarily high fire processes. Utilitarian and sculptural concerns, creative problem solving, art making strategies addressed. Emphasis placed on developing a personal language of materials and ideas. Progression through the range of ceramic-making skill sets. Conceptual and critical issues expanded. (F, Sp)
3313 Intermediate Drawing Processes. Prerequisite: 2313 or permission of instructor. Intermediate life drawing in various media with use of the human figure as the primary subject. The development of drawing processes and proficiency is stressed. (Irreg.)
3323 Intermediate Drawing Concepts. Prerequisite: 2313 or permission of instructor. Continuation of 3313. Intermediate life drawing in various media, using the human figure as the primary subject. The development of mature and personal drawing concepts and proficiency is stressed. (Irreg.)
3413 Intermediate Painting Processes. Prerequisite: 2413 or 2423 or permission of instructor. Individual painting issues are pursued by the artist choosing their own media. These works are to be created with personal expression, artistic style, and canvas scale as important themes. (Irreg.)
3423 Intermediate Painting Concepts. Prerequisite: 2413 or 2423 or permission of instructor. Personal painting issues are developed further with concepts and techniques attuned with working toward an exhibition practice. (Irreg.)
3513 Intermediate Sculpture: Contemporary Process. Prerequisite: 2513, 2523 or permission of instructor. Examination of metal fabrication, welding, woodworking (construction and carving), and advanced assembly with nontraditional materials. Concerns in the development of formal visual issues, presentation, concept and theory of contemporary sculpture will be emphasized. (Irreg.)
3523 Intermediate Sculpture: Figurative Processes. Prerequisite: 2513, 2523 or permission of instructor on a space available basis. Creating a bas-relief and sculpting the human hand and foot in oil based clay; creating a slip cast mold of the bas-relief for water base clay castings. (Irreg.)
3533 Intermediate Sculpture: Contemporary Concepts. Prerequisite: 2513, 2523 or permission of the instructor on a space available basis. Emphasis placed on the relationship of craft, subject, scale and material. Experimental sculptural avenues including nontraditional methods, installation and other 3-D driven media encouraged. Issues relating to professional exhibition, documentation, writing and critical theory will be presented. (Irreg.)
3543 Intermediate Sculpture: Figurative Small Projects. Prerequisite: 2513, 2523 or permission of the instructor. Creating a plaster sculpture(s) with a foam core; students will sculpt several small figurative sculptures from oil based clay. Armatures for smaller sculptures are designed and developed for more complex compositions. (Irreg.)
3553 Intermediate Sculpture: Figurative Large Projects. Prerequisite: 2523. Larger sculptures will be created in oil based clay and plaster; larger armatures are designed and developed for the larger compositions. (Irreg.)
3633 Visual Communications III. Prerequisite: 2653, 2663; corequisite: 3663. Exploration and application of information systems as they apply to visual communications. (F)
3643 Digital Design. Prerequisite: 3633, 3663; corequisite: 3653. Emphasis will be on exploring new directions in design communication, moving from the printed page to electronic media. Development of new strategies for interface, internet, and interactive design integrating words, images, animation, and sound. (F)
3653 Visual Communications IV. Prerequisite: 3633 and 3663; corequisite: 3643. Concentration is on design problem solving in visual communication at an intermediate level. (Sp)
3663 Typography II. Prerequisite: 2653, 2663; corequisite: 3633. Concentrated exploration of issues within typography using word and image. Projects explore visual and verbal context and meaning through expressive and utilitarian aspects of typography. (F)
3713 Intermediate Etching. Prerequisite: 2713. May be repeated; maximum credit six hours. Involves intermediate studies, utilizing the intaglio process in the exploration of image, design and personal creativity. (Irreg.)
3723 Intermediate Lithography. Prerequisite: 2723. May be repeated; maximum credit six hours. Involves intermediate studies, utilizing the lithography method in the exploration of color, design and personal creativity. (Irreg.)
3733 Intermediate Serigraphy. Prerequisite: 2733. May be repeated, maximum credit six hours. Involves intermediate studies utilizing screenprinting techniques in the exploration of color, design and personal creativity. (Irreg.)
3813 Filmmaking II. Prerequisite: 2813. Continuation of Filmmaking I with an introduction to use of color film stock and an emphasis on the use of lighting and sound. Raw footage will be transferred to a digital video format for editing on nonlinear edit systems. The course will be taught through a combination of lecture, hands-on lab, film screenings and project critiques. (Irreg.)
3853 Intermediate Traditional Photography. Prerequisite: 2853 or permission of instructor. May be repeated once with change of content; maximum credit six hours. This course will explore traditional photographic practices. It focuses on the development of concepts in the imagemaking process and explores various means for producing a cohesive body of work. Instructor will determine the content and methodology, but all courses will include refinement of ideas and informed discussion with referential context. Readings and writings will supplement class discussion. Laboratory (Irreg.)
3863 Intermediate Digital Photography. Prerequisite: 2853 or permission of the instructor. This course will explore digital photographic practices. It focuses on the development of concepts in the image making process and explores various means for producing a cohesive body of work. The instructor will determine the content and methodology, but all courses will include refinement of ideas and informed discussion with referential context. Readings and writings will supplement class discussion. Laboratory (Irreg.)
3873 Video for the Artist II. Prerequisite: 2873. Continuation of 2873. Introduction to advanced imaging and editing techniques. (Sp)
3960 Honors Reading. 1 to 3 hours. Prerequisite: admission to Honors Program. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit six hours. Consists of either reading topics or independent study designated by the instructor in keeping with the student's major program. The topics of study will cover materials not usually presented in the regular courses. (F, Sp)
3970 Honors Seminar. 1 to 3 hours. Prerequisite: admission to Honors Program, junior or senior standing. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit six hours. The projects covered will vary. The content will deal with concepts not usually presented in regular coursework.
3980 Honors Research. 1 to 3 hours. Prerequisite: admission to Honors Program. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit six hours. Provides an opportunity for the gifted honors candidate to work at a special project in the student's field. (F, Sp)
4253 Advanced Ceramics. Prerequisite: 3253, 3263. May be repeated, maximum credit 12 hours. Emphasis on articulating and developing individual projects in ceramics. Students are expected to research materials and techniques pertinent to development and exploration of personal direction of form and ideas. Each student is expected to create a body of work building on prior exploration of color and form in clay and glazes, traditional and/or non-traditional techniques. Emphasis is on students' individual area of interest. (F, Sp)
4263 Ceramic Studio Processes and Procedures Training. Prerequisite: 2253, 3253, and 3263. May be repeated once; maximum credit six hours. Loading of kilns along with techniques and schedules for firing gas, electric, salt and raku kilns. Students learn to mix and maintain stoneware, salt, and raku glazes. Additional ceramic techniques may include; technical information for mixing and pouring plaster for molds; ceramic studio design; ceramic glaze calculation; and photographing slides of ceramic work. A binder, handouts, and notes from this course will provide students with a manual for ceramic studio operation. (Irreg.)
4313 Advanced Drawing Processes. Prerequisite: 3313, 3323. Students are directed in the development of a personal portfolio of works representing drawing proficiency and professional maturity. (Irreg.)
4323 Advanced Drawing Concepts. Prerequisite: 2313, 2323, 3313, or 3323, 4313. Students are encouraged to refine their portfolio of work representing drawing proficiency and professional maturity. (Irreg.)
4413 Advanced Painting Processes. Prerequisite: 3413, 3423. A mature and distinctive painting language is developed utilizing various media. The creation of painted work with relationships to an artistic series are explored. (Irreg.)
4423 Advanced Painting Concepts. Prerequisite: 4413. A series of paintings are created representing a body of work of a professional nature. (Irreg.)
4513 Advanced Sculpture: Contemporary. Prerequisite: 3513, 3533. May be repeated twice; maximum credit nine hours. Self-directed research objectives in terms of sculpture technique, process and concept. Progress relating to personal artistic growth and professional discipline will be expected. Emphasis will be placed on producing a unique body of work for portfolio development and exhibition. (Irreg.)
4533 Advanced Sculpture: Figurative I. Prerequisite: 2513, 3513, 3523. Develop the student's awareness of form through the modeling of the human figure. The students will study the fundamentals of sculpture such as armature, design, materials, tools and techniques. (Irreg.)
4543 Advanced Sculpture: Figurative II. Prerequisite: 4533. Continuation of the techniques developed in 4533. Students will explore more complex compositions and armature designs while modeling the human form. There will be more emphasis on human and animal anatomy. Will expand into the study and application of bas-reliefs. (Irreg.)
4573 Monumental Sculpture. Prerequisite: 4543. Students will be introduced to various enlarging techniques, taking a sculpture from the maquette (small version) to life-size or monumental scale. Focus on enlarging with the grid method. Use of a pantograph and the wafer method will also be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on the professional aspects of working with foundries, installations, and clientele. (F)
4643 Visual Communications V. Prerequisite: 3653, 3663; corequisite: 4633. Students explore contemporary and critical issues in visual communications. This course deals with the planning, design and implementation of multi-faceted design problems directed towards an understanding and integration of people and visual communication. (F)
4653 Typography III. Prerequisite: 3643, 3653; corequisite: 4643. Typographic problem solving, exploration, and experimentation. Emphasis is on the development of syntactic typographic relations in visual communication. (F)
4663 Visual Communications VI. Prerequisite: 4643. An advanced course in visual communication exploring multi-component graphic design problems that convey complex information. (Sp)
4713 Advanced Etching. Prerequisite: 3713. May be repeated, maximum credit 12 hours. This course involves further advanced studies in the area of intaglio. Although color, design and personal creativity will be of importance, the development of ideas will be paramount. (Irreg.)
4723 Advanced Lithography. Prerequisite: 3723. May be repeated, maximum credit nine hours. This course involves further advanced study in the area of lithography. Although drawing skill, design and creativity will be important, the development of ideas will be paramount. (Irreg.)
4733 Advanced Serigraphy. Prerequisite: 3733. May be repeated, maximum credit nine hours. This course involves further advanced studies in screenprintmaking. Although the exploration of color, design and creativity will still be of major importance, the development of ideas will be of greatest importance. (Irreg.)
4813 Media Arts Special Topics. Prerequisite: 3810 or 3873. May be repeated with change of topic; maximum credit 12 hours. Explores various advanced-level topics in production, style and technique. Topics to be determined by department. Individual topics may include but are not limited to animation concepts, documentary, experimental, narrative, digital media, as well as editing, lighting, sound, and other production-related concerns. (F, Sp)
4843 Applied Photo Practice. Prerequisite: 2853 and 3853. May be repeated; maximum credit 15 hours. Explores various applied and practical topics of photography to be determined by department. Topics may include view camera technique, zone system, photo illustration, studio experience and extended research and presentation of related topics. Each option will permit concentration and encourage realization of conceptual goals. (Irreg.)
4853 Advanced Photo Practices. Prerequisite: 2853 and 3853. May be repeated with change of content; maximum credit 15 hours. Advanced-level topics to be determined by department and which may include advanced B&W; color; books and portfolios. Extended research and presentation of related topics. Each option will permit concentration and encourage realization of conceptual goals. (Irreg.)
4863 Alternative Photo Practices. Prerequisite: 2853 and 3853. May be repeated; maximum credit 15 hours. Topics of historical processes, contemporary explorations, and alternatives to traditional photo methods to be determined by department (nonsilver I and II; process imagery, alternative color, digital imaging, extended research and presentation, etc.). Each option will permit concentration and encourage realization of conceptual goals. (Irreg.)
4873 Advanced Media Arts. Prerequisite: 4810 and permission of instructor. May be repeated; maximum credit six hours. Students create advanced-level work in media arts within a group-critique setting. (F, Sp)
4913 Ceramic Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in ceramics for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4923 Drawing Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in drawing for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4930 Internship. 1 to 6 hours. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. May be repeated; maximum credit nine hours. Students arrange and participate in a professional work experience with an approved internship site. (Irreg.)
4933 Painting Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of the instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in painting for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4943 Printmaking Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of the instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in printmaking for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4953 Sculpture Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in sculpture for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4963 Photography Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in photography for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4970 Special Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. Special topics course for content not currently offered in regular scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4973 Film and Video Studio Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in film and video for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
4983 Senior Capstone Experience. Prerequisite: senior classification. May not be repeated for credit. Primary objective is to provide a culminating experience for the senior-year student. Satisfies the University-wide General Education Requirement for a capstone course for art majors. [V]
4990 Independent Study. 1 to 3 hours. Prerequisite: junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated; maximum credit six hours. Contracted independent study for a topic not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. Independent study may include library and/or laboratory research and field projects. (Irreg.)
4993 Visual Communication Topics. Prerequisite: majors with junior standing or permission of instructor. May be repeated with change of subject matter; maximum credit nine hours. Special topics course in visual communication for content not currently offered in regularly scheduled courses. (Irreg.)
G5010 Graduate Studio. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing in art. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G5013 Graduate Studio Ceramics I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5020 Graduate Studio. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing in art. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G5030 Graduate Studio. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp)
G5033 Graduate Studio Painting I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5040 Graduate Studio. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp)
G5043 Graduate Studio Printmaking I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5053 Graduate Studio Sculpture I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5063 Graduate Studio Photography I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5073 Graduate Studio Film/Video I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5093 Graduate Studio Visual Communications I. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5113 Graduate Studio Ceramics II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5133 Graduate Studio Painting II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5143 Graduate Studio Printmaking II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5153 Graduate Studio Sculpture II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5163 Graduate Studio Photography II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5173 Graduate Studio Film/Video II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5193 Graduate Studio Visual Communications II. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5213 Graduate Studio Ceramics III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5233 Graduate Studio Painting III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5243 Graduate Studio Printmaking III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5253 Graduate Studio Sculpture III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5263 Graduate Studio Photography III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5273 Graduate Studio Film/Video III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5293 Graduate Studio Visual Communications III. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5313 Graduate Studio Ceramics IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5333 Graduate Studio Painting IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5343 Graduate Studio Printmaking IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5353 Graduate Studio Sculpture IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5363 Graduate Studio Photography IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5373 Graduate Studio Film/Video IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5393 Graduate Studio Visual Communications IV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5413 Graduate Studio Ceramics V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5433 Graduate Studio Painting V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5443 Graduate Studio Printmaking V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5453 Graduate Studio Sculpture V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5463 Graduate Studio Photography V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5473 Graduate Studio Film/Video V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5493 Graduate Studio Visual Communication V. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5513 Graduate Studio Ceramics VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5533 Graduate Studio Painting VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5543 Graduate Studio Printmaking VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5553 Graduate Studio Sculpture VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5563 Graduate Studio Photography VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5573 Graduate Studio Film/Video VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5593 Graduate Studio Visual Communications VI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5613 Graduate Studio Ceramics VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5633 Graduate Studio Painting VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5643 Graduate Studio Printmaking VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5653 Graduate Studio Sculpture VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5663 Graduate Studio Photography VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5673 Graduate Studio Film/Video VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5693 Graduate Studio Visual Communications VII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5713 Graduate Studio Ceramics VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5733 Graduate Studio Painting VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5743 Graduate Studio Printmaking VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5753 Graduate Studio Sculpture VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5763 Graduate Studio Photography VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5773 Graduate Studio Film/Video VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5793 Graduate Studio Visual Communications VIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5813 Graduate Studio Ceramics IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5833 Graduate Studio Painting IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5843 Graduate Studio Printmaking IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5853 Graduate Studio Sculpture IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5863 Graduate Studio Photography IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5873 Graduate Studio Film/Video IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G5893 Graduate Studio Visual Communications IX. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G5910 Studio Projects. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing in art. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G5913 Graduate Studio Ceramics X. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G5920 Studio Projects. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing in art. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G5930 Studio Projects. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with choice of medium. (F, Sp)
G5933 Graduate Studio Painting X. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G5940 Studio Projects. 1 to 9 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp)
G5943 Graduate Studio Printmaking X. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G5953 Graduate Studio Sculpture X. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G5963 Graduate Studio Photography X. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G5980 Research for Master's Thesis. Variable enrollment, two to nine hours; maximum credit applicable toward degree, four hours. (F, Sp, Su)
G5993 Graduate Studio Visual Communications X. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6010 Graduate Studio. 1 to 6 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing - 30 hours. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G6013 Graduate Studio Ceramics XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G6020 Graduate Studio. 1 to 6 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing - 30 hours. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp)
G6030 Graduate Studio. 1 to 6 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing - 30 hours. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G6033 Graduate Studio Painting XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G6040 Graduate Studio. 1 to 6 hours. Prerequisite: graduate standing - 30 hours. May be repeated with change of subject; maximum credit 12 hours. Individual problems in major studio area, with a choice of medium. (F, Sp, Su)
G6043 Graduate Studio Printmaking XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G6053 Graduate Studio Sculpture XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G6063 Graduate Studio Photography XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G6073 Graduate Studio Film/Video XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G6093 Graduate Studio Visual Communications XI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6113 Graduate Studio Ceramics XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G6133 Graduate Studio Painting XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G6143 Graduate Studio Printmaking XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G6153 Graduate Studio Sculpture XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G6163 Graduate Studio Photography XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G6173 Graduate Studio Film/Video XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G6193 Graduate Studio Visual Communications XII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6213 Graduate Studio Ceramics XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G6233 Graduate Studio Painting XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G6243 Graduate Studio Printmaking XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G6253 Graduate Studio Sculpture XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G6263 Graduate Studio Photography XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G6273 Graduate Studio Film/Video XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G6293 Graduate Studio Visual Communications XIII. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6313 Graduate Studio Ceramics XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G6333 Graduate Studio Painting XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G6343 Graduate Studio Printmaking XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G6353 Graduate Studio Sculpture XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G6363 Graduate Studio Photography XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G6373 Graduate Studio Film/Video XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G6393 Graduate Studio Visual Communications XIV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6413 Graduate Studio Ceramics XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G6433 Graduate Studio Painting XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G6443 Graduate Studio Printmaking XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G6453 Graduate Studio Sculpture XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G6463 Graduate Studio Photography XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G6473 Graduate Studio Film/Video XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G6493 Graduate Studio Visual Communications XV. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6513 Graduate Studio Ceramics XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the ceramics studio area. (Irreg.)
G6533 Graduate Studio Painting XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the painting studio area. (Irreg.)
G6543 Graduate Studio Printmaking XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the printmaking studio area. (Irreg.)
G6553 Graduate Studio Sculpture XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the sculpture studio area. (Irreg.)
G6563 Graduate Studio Photography XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the photography studio area. (Irreg.)
G6573 Graduate Studio Film/Video XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the film/video studio area. (Irreg.)
G6593 Graduate Studio Visual Communications XVI. Prerequisite: graduate standing in Art. Individual problems in the visual communications area. (Irreg.)
G6880 Graduate Exhibition. 1 to 4 hours. Prerequisite: at least 30 hours of graduate credit successfully completed. May be repeated; maximum credit four hours. A special project course culminating in a graduate exhibition presented by the candidate for the Master of Fine Arts degree. Students enrolled will be following the "no thesis" plan. (F, Sp, Su)
Updated: April 17, 2009