The Department of Art (cont'd)

Bachelor of Arts Degree
Major in Art

	Credits
Academic Foundations Requirements (See page 71) Students should consult with their advisors to determine if specific courses in Academic Foundations also satisfy requirements in this major. NOTE: A grade of “C” or higher is mandatory in all Art courses satisfying major and minor requirements	37
Required Art Courses
*ART 132 Art History Survey	3
ART 151 Two-Dimensional Design	3
ART 152 Three-Dimensional Design	3
*ART 161 Introduction to Drawing	3
ART 255 Introduction to Photoshop OR ART 256 Introduction to Illustrator	4
ART 261 Figure Drawing	4
ART 331 Renaissance and Baroque Art	3
ART 332 Modern Art	3
ART 352 Visual Theory and Criticism	3
ART 399 Careers in Art	1
ART 498 Resume and Artist Statement	1
ART 499 Senior Show, Portfolio and Review	1
Total required Art courses	32

Restricted Art Electives
Group 1: Select one course from each of the following three areas:
Area One
ART 211 Introduction to Photography	4
ART 217 Introduction to Lithography	4
Area Two
ART 271 Introduction to Watercolor	4
ART 272 Introduction to Painting	4
Area Three
ART 242 Introduction to Ceramics	4
ART 281 Introduction to Sculpture	4
Group 2: Select one course from this group:
ART 434 Art and the Environment	3
ART 435 Art of the United States	3
ART 436 History of Women in Art	3
ART 437 Contemporary Art	3
ART 439 Survey of American Indian Art	3
ART 492 Seminar (Art History)	3
Total Restricted Art Electives	15

Areas of Specialization
Studio Art Extended
Twenty-eight hours of upper division studio art credits in Areas of Concentration to include a minimum of 12 credits in one Area of Concentration	28
ART 437 Contemporary Art	3
Art Electives	5

Studio Art with Minor (from another department)
Twelve upper division studio art credits in an Area of Concentration	12
Minor (to include 6 upper division credits)	21
Art Electives	3

Studio Art and Art History
ART 431 Advanced Global Visual Culture	3
Sixteen upper division studio art credits in an Area of Concentration to include a minimum of 12 credits in one Area of Concentration	16
Twelve credits of upper division art history electives	12
Art Electives	5

Art History
ART 431 Advanced Global Visual Culture	3
Twelve upper division art history credits	12
HSTR/HON 420 Historical Archaeology of the Classical World	3
HSTR 428 Historical Archaeology in the Americas	3

GERM 101, 102 Elementary German I, II	8
GERM 201, 202 Intermediate German III	6
OR
FRCH 101, 102 Elementary French I, II	8
FRCH 201, 202 Intermediate French I, II	6

Art History with Minor (from another department)
ART 431 Advanced Global Visual Culture	3
Twelve upper division art history credits	12
Minor (to include 6 upper division credits)	21

Total Area of Specialization Credits	36
Total minimum credits required for degree	120
May satisfy Academic Foundations requirements. There is a lab fee for most studio classes, payable at registration. Certain courses in this program have prerequisites; others are offered only in alternate years. Students should check course descriptions for required prerequisites.*

SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY
Bachelor of Arts, Major in Art
This sample schedule is a suggested plan for students to follow in completing the Bachelor of Arts Major in Art. Students may not be able to follow the plan exactly. Students must consult with their advisors to plan classes before registering each term.

First Year	F	S
WRIT 101	3
ART 151	3
ART 152		3
ART 161		3
ART 132	3
Academic Foundations	6	9
Total	15	15
Second Year	F	S
ART 255	4
ART 261		4
ART 211 or 217		4
ART 271 or 272	4
ART 242 or 281	4
ART 331	3
WRIT 201		3
Academic Foundations		4
Total	15	15
Third Year	F	S
Area of Concentration	4	4
Art Studio Upper Division	4
ART 332		3
ART 352	3
ART 399		1
ART Elective		4
Academic Foundations	3	3
Total	14	15
Fourth Year	F	S
ART 498	1
ART 499		1
Area of Concentration	4	4
Art Studio Upper Division	4	4
400-level Art History	3
ART 437		3
ART Elective	3	4
Total	15	16

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