Studio Courses
Studio courses are art production lab courses that develop technical skills for making artworks and conceptual skills for creating. Foundation courses (100 level) emphasize fundamental skills to begin developing creative thinking. Second-year courses (200 level) emphasize technical mastery, conceptual skills and self-direction.
Studio classes typically meet six hours each week in specialized labs/classrooms. Students spend most of the time producing works, although lectures, discussions and critiques are also included. Students are evaluated by portfolio review, class participation and through exams. Some art supplies are provided through student lab fees, but students will purchase most supplies. Textbooks may be required in some courses.
Prerequisites or consent of the instructor are required for most 200-level courses. All studio courses are three credit hours. All 200-level courses (except ART 240) may be repeated for up to six hours credit.
Foundation Studio
Drawing I - Art 110
Drawing II - Art 111
Design I - Art 121
Design II - Art 122
Second Year Studio
Printmaking Studio - Art 206
Figure Drawing Studio - Art 225
Computer Graphics Studio - Art 240
Painting Studio - Art 261
Ceramics Studio - Art 291
Sculpture Studio - Art 296
