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105 Art Workshop (3)
An art workshop for non-art majors. Exploration of art materials and techniques.
106 Beginning Drawing (3)
Drawing from direct observation and an introduction to ideas of perception and interpretation. Use of a variety of media.
111 Basic Design (2-Dimensional Design) (3)
Developing a visual vocabulary by experimenting with shape, space, light, color, and texture in a variety of media.
112 Color and Design (2-Dimensional Design) (3)
Extensive study of color theory and its application to a variety of fine and industrial arts projects.
113 Computer Art I (3)
Introduction to computer art is designed to provide students of graphics and fine arts with the skills necessary to utilize the computer as a graphics tool, enabling students to incorporate computer art technology into their work.
147 Crafts: Weaving (3)
Basic techniques of weaving are explored with emphasis on fabric design and craftsmanship.
206 Intermediate Drawing (3)
Work in a variety of media and methods designed to develop "aggressive seeing." Emphasis on the exploration of line as boundary to describe form and space, as gesture, as calligraphy, and for expressive qualities as a tool for working in other media. PREREQ: ART 106.
210 Typography I (3)
An introduction to the use of type as a basic element of graphic communication; the use of different type faces to communicate visually desired effects, typeform, type indication, type spacing, comp lettering, and basic design with type for layouts and comprehensives. Fall offering.
211 Graphic Design I (3)
The exploration of various aspects of graphic communication through the use of typography, layout, and general graphic techniques. The development of creative, original, and conceptual ideas for solving communications problems utilizing professional studio practices and procedures. Mechanical, paste-up preparation, and other methods of reproduction will be covered. Use of the computer is integrated into a variety of course assignments. Fall offering. COREQ: ART 210; PREREQ: ART 111, 113, or permission of the instructor.
212 Graphic Design II (3)
The continuation of ART 211 with an emphasis on typographic problem solving. The further study of graphic design concepts and design principles used in solving different types of design problems within a given format. Use of the computer as an essential design tool is integrated into a variety of course assignments. Spring offering. PREREQ: ART 211, or permission of the iinstructor.
213 Computer Art II (3)
An advanced study of the computer as a design tool. The computer will be used to incorporate typography and graphic design solutions utilizing page layout software. PREREQ: ART 113, or permission of the instructor.
216 Beginning Painting (3)
An introduction to the basic materials and techniques of the painter with emphasis on color.
217 Intermediate Painting (3)
The course seeks to provide a workshop atmosphere in which the student is given the opportunity to explore the potential of the painting media. Use of standard materials of paint, brushes, and canvas is required.
220 Fundamentals of 3-Dimensional Design (3)
An introduction to the theories, processes, and elements of perception and visual design in a three-dimensional situation. Problems will be geared to problem solving rather than object making.
221 Advanced 3-Dimensional Design (3)
Solving problems of relating visual elements to volumetric forms in space by experimenting with various materials.
222 Beginning Sculpture (3)
An introduction to the basic fundamentals of sculpture, including concepts of design, knowledge of tools and techniques, and materials and processes. Project assignments to be rendered in clay, plaster, wood, and stone.
226 Water Color I (3)
An introduction to the basic tools and techniques of the water-color painter. Emphasis upon transparent water color.
227 Water Color II (3)
Advanced problems in water color, gouache, tempera, and mixed media.
231 Ceramics I: Basic Techniques (3)
Introduction to the basic techniques of ceramics. Hand and wheel methods of construction; knowledge of clay bodies, firing, and glazing.
232 Ceramics II: Intermediate Techniques (3)
Fundamental methods of creating clay forms on the wheel. Experimentation with clay bodies, glazes, and kiln operation. Design is stressed.
241 Printmaking: Introduction of Relief Printmaking (3)
An introduction to the medium of printmaking: linoleum cuts, woodcuts, and colorgraphs.
242 Printmaking: Introduction to Silk-Screen Printmaking (3)
An exploration of the basic techniques of silk-screen printing. Emphasis on color and design.
243 Printmaking: Intermediate Relief Printmaking (3)
Continuation of ART 241, emphasizing expressive possible techniques and their combination with other print media. PREREQ: ART 241, or permission of the instructor.
244 Printmaking: Intermediate Silk-Screen Printmaking (3)
Continuation of ART 242, emphasizing expressive possibilities of various silk-screen techniques and their combination with other print media. PREREQ: ART 242, or permission of the instructor.
245 Architectural Drawing (3)
Studio experiences in layout; preparation of plans and elevations, presentations (renderings), and architectural lettering. Use of mechanical drawing tools to help students express steps that occur from design to realization of a structure.
248 Crafts: Weaving II (3)
Provides and opportunity for the weaver to further explore and develop skills as a designer. Emphasis is placed on the interrelationship between functional materials and design processes.
251 Art in the Elementary School (3)
Workshop and seminar providing experience with a wide variety of media appropriate for use with children. Investigation into the philosophy and psychology of children's art.
306 Drawing III: Life Drawing (3)
An exploration of the abstract dynamics of figure drawing with particular application of anatomical structure to expressive design. PREREQ: ART 106 and 206.
307 Drawing IV (3-6)
Individualized instruction in increasingly complex formal and expressive problems in drawing.
310 Graphic Design III (3)
The exploration of developing and designing logotype symbols for use in corporate and public agencies and their applications to a wide variety of print materials. The use of the computer as an essential design tool is integrated into course assignments. Fall offering. PREREQ: ART 212 or permission of the instructor.
311 Graphic Design: Independent Project (3)
Individualized instruction in design problems at an advanced level.
312 Graphic Design IV (3)
A study of advanced concepts and design principles with an emphasis on creative solutions to problems in three-dimensional package design. The use of the computer as an essential design tool is integrated into course assignments. Spring offering. PREREQ: ART 311 or permission of the instructor.
316 Advanced Painting (3)
Emphasis on advanced problems in painting in a variety of techniques. Individual expression is encouraged.
317 Painting: Studio Problems (3)
Concentration on individual work and professional competence. Group critiques and
318 Painting from Landscape: Independent Project (3)
Individualized landscape painting course requiring the student to paint on location in the Delaware Valley.
319 Painting from Masters: Independent Project (3)
Introduces the student artist to techniques and styles by painting from master works.
320 Painting: Independent Projects (3)
The development of a personal style is explored through a theme and its variation. Discipline and self-criticism are realized through a series of critiques and evaluations.
321 Intermediate Sculpture (3)
More advanced problems in sculpture with emphasis on individual exploration of form, structure, and process. Independent project to be rendered in choice of materials, including clay, plaster, wood, and stone.
322 Advanced Sculpture (3)
Continued exploration and development of individual form and process awareness through involvement with modeling, casting, fabrication, and assemblages. In addition to clay, wood, stone, and plaster, metals and plastics will be utilized.
323 Abstract Painting (3)
A studio exploration of the fundamental principles of abstract painting.
325 Sculpture: Independent Projects (3)
Individualized instruction in advanced sculpture. Preparation for senior show.
331 Ceramics III: Advanced Techniques (3)
An advanced course to develop craftsmanship and to explore clay as a means of individual expression.
332 Ceramics: Studio Problems (3)
Work at an advanced level in specialized ceramic techniques.
335 Ceramics: Independent Projects (3)
Individualized instruction as well as research and study in ceramic design.
341 Printmaking: Introduction to Intaglio Printmaking (3)
Intaglio techniques, etching, dry point, acquatint, and engraving.
342 Printmaking: Introduction to Lithography (3)
Fundamentals of stone and plate lithography.
343 Printmaking: Intermediate Etching(3)
Continuation of 341 with emphasis on expressive qualities of the medium and its possible combination with other print media. PREREQ: ART 341, or permission of the instructor.
344 Printmaking: Intermediate Lithography (3)
Continuation of ART 342 with emphasis on expressive qualities of the medium and its possible combination with other print media. PREREQ: ART 342, or permission of the instructor.
345 Printmaking: Independent Projects (3)
In-depth, individualized instruction in a selected printmaking medium.
359 Resources in Art Education (3)
The use of cultural and community resources in the schools with an emphasis on the teaching of art appreciation.
450 Art-Graphic Design Internship (3)
Integration of classroom study and lab work with specific planned periods of learning through job experience. The course is based on an individualized, student-oriented, learning contract.
455 Introduction to Multimedia (3)
A workshop for students with background in the studio arts. To be taken under advisement.
490 Graphic Design V (3)
The further study of solving advanced visual communication problems through the development of skills in research, design, and the preparation of comprehensives for client presentations. The use of the computer as an essential design tool is integrated into course assignments. Fall offering. PREREQ: ART 312, or permission of the instructor.
491 Graphic Design VI (3)
The continuation of advanced visual communication problem solving outlined in ART 490 with an emphasis on finished comprehensives for the portfolio. The use of the computer as an essential design tool is integrated into course assignments. Spring offering.
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