DEGREE PROGRAMS
COURSES
1013.
Design I
Fundamental
principles of design and
the theory of color. (F,
S)
1023.
Design II Three-Dimensional
Design Principles
Students
work toward developing an understanding
of the basic vocabulary and
principles of three-dimensional
design. Formal and conceptual
decision-making skills are
developed through fundamental
exercises in additive, subtractive,
substitutive and constructive
processes. Prerequisites: ART
1013 and 1033. (F, S)
1033.
Drawing I
This is the
beginning drawing course. Students
work on developing observation
and the discovery of form from
both real and imagined sources.
Various materials and techniques
are used to develop the technical
means of expression. Drawings
are in the form of exercises
using life models (clothed),
still life, landscape, and
imagined sources. Basic concepts
of professional art ideals
and practices. (F, S, SU)
1043. Drawing II Continuation
of ART 1033
Students become
more skilled with visual elements
and drawing principles. A broader
range of materials and techniques
will be used. Subject matter
will include still life, life
models (undraped), landscape,
and imagined subjects. Prerequisite:
ART 1033. (F, S, SU)
1063.
Elective Painting for Nonmajors
Introductory color
and composition for painting
with opportunities for the
student to explore personal
interests. (may be repeated
for credit; however, no more
than 3 hours may be applied
toward a degree in fields other
than art) (F, S)
1073.
Elective Fine Art Photography
for Nonmajors
This course offers
an introduction to photography
as a means of personal expression.
Basic exploration of camera
operations, film development,
photographic printing processes
and discussion of aesthetic
issues will be covered. (May
be repeated for credit; however,
no more than 3 hours may be
applied toward a degree in
fields other than art.) (F
-odd)
1083.
Elective Printmaking for Nonmajors
Basic techniques
in creating original designs
in hand printing processes.
Students may work into etching,
silkscreen, or wood block prints.
(may be repeated for credit;
however, no more than 3 hours
may be applied toward a degree
in fields other than art) (F,
S)
1093.
Elective Ceramics for Nonmajors
Basic
exploration of techniques of
clay manipulation including
the use of the potter’s
wheel. Lab assistants will
fire selected pieces. (may
be repeated for credit; however,
no more than 3 hours may be
applied toward a degree in
fields other than art) (F,
S)
1133.
Elective Drawing for Nonmajors
Introductory
figure drawing and object drawing,
including principles of perspective.
(may be repeated for credit;
however, no more than 3 hours
may be applied toward a degree
in fields other than art) (F,
S, SU)
1703.
Elective Crafts for Nonmajors
Basic
exploration of traditional
craft areas. Textiles, papermaking,
basketry, and other craft media
will be included. (may be repeated
for credit; however, no more
than 3 hours may be applied
toward a degree in fields other
than art) (D)
2013.
Design III Two-dimensional
design principles.
Further
development in design, including
research in the theory of color
and the organization of two-dimensional
space. Prerequisites: ART 1013
and 1033. NOTE: ART 1023 is
not a prerequisite for this
course. (F, S)
2453.
Visual Thinking
Focuses
on the process of lateral thinking
and the visualization of design
problems and their solutions.
Emphasizes effective research,
imagination, originality, and
execution in various media.
Prerequisite: ART 1033, ART
1013 or by permission of instructor.
(S)
3033.
Drawing III
Continuation
of development of drawing skills
and concepts. Students at this
level should have well developed
drawing skills and good understanding
of drawing principles. Life
models (undraped) will be provided
when available. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033
and 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593.
(F, S, SU)
3063.
Painting
Introduction
to composition and techniques
in painting media. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593.
(F, S)
3073.
Watercolor Painting
Emphasis
on the development of composition
and techniques with transparent
watercolor media. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593.
(May be repeated for credit.)
(F)
3083.
Printmaking
Covers
intaglio, relief, silkscreen,
lithography and contemporary
printmaking techniques. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593.
(May be repeated for credit.)
(F, S)
3093.
Ceramics
Introduction
to ceramic materials and techniques,
wheel-thrown and handbuilt
form. Glazing and firing undertaken.
Prerequisites: ART 1013, ART
1023, ART 1033, ART 1043, ART
2583, ART 2593. (may be repeated
for credit) (F, S)
3103.
Sculpture
Studio practice
and experimentation in three-dimensional
design. Clay, wood, metal,
and other materials are used.
Prerequisites: ART 1013, ART
1023, ART 1033, ART 1043, ART
2583, ART 2593. (F, S)
3333.
Professional Relations for
Artists
Concepts and practices
used in exhibiting, marketing
and promoting the artist and
the artist’s
creative work. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593.
(S)
3403.
Photography
An introductory
study of photographic equipment,
techniques, and processes.
Requires three hours of lab
per week. Prerequisites: ART
1013, ART 1023, ART 1033, ART
1043, ART 2583, ART 2593. (F)
4033.
Advanced Drawing
Working from
various subject matter, emphasizing
the figure model in different
media. Experimental studies
in composition and technique.
Prerequisites: ART 3033 and
passing the BFA Review for
students in BFA programs.
(may be repeated for credit)
(F, S)
4063.
Advanced Painting
Individual
work for advanced students.
Prerequisites: Permission of
the instructor and passing
the BFA Review for students
in BFA programs. (may be repeated
for credit) (F, S)
4083.
Advanced Printmaking
Continuation of Printmaking
3083. Prerequisites: ART 3083,
and passing the BFA Review
for students in BFA programs.
(may be repeated for credit)
(F, S)
4093.
Advanced Ceramics
Continuation
of ceramics work. Independent
projects for
advanced students. Prerequisite:
Permission and passing the
BFA Review for students in
BFA programs. (may be repeated
for credit) (F, S)
4103.
Advanced Sculpture
Continuation
of sculpture work with emphasis
on development of personal
direction. Prerequisite: Permission
of instructor, and passing
the BFA Review for students
in BFA programs. (may be repeated
for credit) (F, S)
4330.
Senior Exhibition
Capstone
course required for all graduating
BFA Studio Art emphasis students.
Prerequisite: Minimum GPA of
2.75 in all work with an ART
prefix and ARTH prefix, permission
of advisor, instructor, and
department chair, and passing
the BFA Review for students
in BFA programs. (F, S, SU)
4351-2-3.
Studio Problems
An
opportunity for the studio-oriented
student to explore and develop
techniques and concepts in
both two- and three-dimensional
media. Areas not covered by
other existing studio courses
will be emphasized. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033
and 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593,
and permission of advisor,
instructor, and department
chair, and passing the BFA
Review for students in BFA
programs. (may be repeated
for credit) (F, S, SU)
4443.
Photography as a Fine Art I
Advanced
studies of photographic equipment,
techniques and processes with
emphasis on personal expression.
Requires three hours of lab
per week. (may be repeated
for credit) Prerequisite: ART
1013, ART 1023, ART 1033, ART
1043, ART 2013, ART 2423, ART
3403, and passing BFA review
for students in BFA programs,
or previous photographic experience
with instructors permission.
(F)
4453.
Photography as a Fine Art II
Advanced
studies in photography as fine
art; includes silver- and non-silver-based
processes with emphasis on
aesthetic expression. Prerequisite:
ART 4443. (F -even)
4661.
Senior Thesis
A written
project required of all B.A.
candidates with an emphasis
in Studio Art or Art History;
to be completed in the final
semester. (F, S, SU)
2413. Graphic Design I
Basic
principles of typography, printing
processes, design and visual
communication as they relate
to graphic design. Prerequisite:
ART 1013. (F)
2423. Graphic Design II
Introduction
to the design process as applied
to graphic design with special
emphasis on methods, materials,
and practices of the design
studio. Includes preparation
of art work for presentation
and reproduction. Prerequisite:
ART 2413. (S)2433.
2433. Digital
Photography I
This course offers an introduction
to photography as it can be
used in digital media. Basic
camera operation and computer
based digital imaging and design
applications will be covered.
Prerequisite: ART 1013 Design
I for art majors.
2443. Introduction to Digital
Design
This course will instruct students in
the design and implementation
of multimedia presentations,
interface design and other
computerbased media design.
Prerequisites: FAV 2502, FAV
2503 or ART 2503 (non-majors),ART 1013 (art majors),
or instructor's permission. (F -even)
3413. Graphic Design III
Color
principles and techniques for
graphic design presentations
and preparation of artwork
for reproduction. Various color
systems, applications and rendering
techniques using traditional
media and the computer will
be covered. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2013 , ART 2423,
ART 2583, and ART 2593. (F)
3423. Package Design
Structure,
color, and graphics and creative
application to the field of
packaging. Designing of three-dimensional
containers and displays. Prerequisite:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2013 , ART 2423,
ART 2583, and ART 2593. (may be repeated for
credit) (F)
3433. Illustration I
Introduction
to illustration methods, materials
and techniques. Prerequisites:
ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 1033,
ART 1043, ART 2583, ART 2593,
and either 3063 or 3073. (F,
S)
3453. Motion Graphics
This course will explore the foundations of motion graphics. Design for screen, effective use of typography, graphical elements, sound, video and motion are covered with simple animations logo and shape motion and environmental visual effects. Prerequisites, ART 1013, ART 1023, ART 2423. Spring odd.
3443. Graphic Design IV
Various
letter styles and the creative
application of measuring systems,
copy preparation, and history.
The emphasis will be on aesthetic
discrimination. Prerequisites:
ART 3413. (may be repeated
for credit) (S)
3673. Seminar in Digital
Media and Design
A study of the development
and impact of digital media.
(Also listed as RTV 3673).
(S)
4363. Graphic Design Internship
Supervised work in a professional graphic
design setting. Prerequisite:
consent of department chair,
and passing the BFA review
for students in BFA program.
(F, S, SU)
4403. Photography for the
Graphic Designer I
Study of photographic equipment, techniques and
processes with emphasis on
graphic design applications.
Requires three hours of lab
per week. (may be repeated
for credit) Prerequisite: ART
2423, and passing the BFA review
for students in the BFA programs. (S -even)
4413. Photography for the
Graphic Designer II
This course offers
advanced studies in photography
as it is utilized in graphic
design. Advanced studies in
studio and site photography
and the application of photography
to print and digital media.
Prerequisite: ART 4403 and
passing the BFA review for students in BFA program.
(S -even)
4423. Graphic Design V
Continued
application of the design problems
with a special emphasis on
idea development and presentation
techniques. (may be repeated
for credit) Prerequisite: ART
3413 and passing the BFA review
for students in BFA program.
(F)
4433. Illustration II
Advanced
studies in various illustrative
materials and techniques including
computer applications. (may
be repeated for credit) Prerequisite:
ART 3433 and passing the BFA
review for students in BFA
program. (F, S)
4463. Advanced Digital Design
This course will offer students
advanced instruction4463. Advanced
Digital Design This course
will offer students advanced
instruction in the design and
implementation of multimedia
presentations, interface design
and other computer-based media
design. Prerequisite: ART 2443
and passing the BFA review
for students in BFA program.
(S -odd)
4493. Portfolio Presentation
Capstone course required
for all graduating BFA, Graphic
Design emphasis students. Preparation
of portfolio of graphic design
solutions that demonstrate
the student’s overall
knowledge and special skills.
Prerequisite: minimum GPA of
2.75 in all course work with
an ART prefix and permission
of adviser and instructor.
(F, S)
2583. Survey of Art History
I
General investigation of the historical
development of art from prehistoric
periods to the Renaissance.
(F, S)
2593. Survey of Art History
I
Continuation
of ART 2583, covering the
period from the Renaissance to the Modern period.
(F, S)
3503. History of Photography
History,
aesthetics, and appreciation
of photography. Prerequisites:
ARTH 2583, ARTH 2593 for Art
majors. (Also listed as JOUR
4093) (S - odd, SU -even)
3513. History and Museums
An
introduction to the background
and nature of museums and the
use of the resources of museums
for the study of history. (D)
3523. Ancient and Classical
Art History
A survey of art from the
earliest civilizations of the
Near East through the Roman
empire. Prerequisites: ARTH
2583, ARTH 2593 for Art majors.
(F -even)
3533. Renaissance Art History
Artists, styles, and development of
art during the Renaissance
Period in Italy and northern
Europe. Prerequisites: ARTH
2583, ARTH 2593 for Art majors.(F
-odd)
3543. Modern Art Histor
Important
periods, styles, and artists,
from the nineteenth century
to the present. Prerequisites:
ARTH 2583, ARTH 2593 for Art
majors. (F -even, SU -odd)
3563. Baroque and Rococo
Art
Artists, styles, and developments
of Baroque and Rococo Art immediately
following the Renaissance.
Prerequisites: ARTH 2583, ARTH
2593 for Art majors. (S -even)
3573. History of Graphic
Design
An historical overview of visual communication
from the origins of printing
and typography, through the
impact of industrial technology,
to the development of modern
graphic design. Prerequisites:
ARTH 2583, ARTH 2593 for Art majors. (S -odd)
3583. History of Non-Western
Art
Introduction to the visual arts and
cultures of non- European peoples.
Specific focus will vary depending
upon student interest and instructor's
expertise. Prerequisites: ARTH
2583, ARTH 2593 for Art majors. (F -even)
4301-2-3. Studies in Art
History
Individual directed study and investigation
of pertinent areas in the history
of art. Prerequisites: ARTH
2583, ARTH 2593 and passing
the BFA Review for students
in BFA programs. May be repeated.
(D)
4513. Methodology in the
History and Criticism of Art
Directed research methods for students
of the visual arts. Written
reports and oral presentations
concerning both methodology
and results of research. Prerequisites:
ARTH 2583, ARTH 2593 and passing
the BFA Review for students
in BFA programs. (D)
4553. Early Christian through
Gothic Art History
Formation and development
of art from the early Christian
through the Gothic period.
Prerequisites: ARTH 2583, ARTH
2593 and passing the BFA Review
for students in BFA programs.
(S -odd)
3702. Art
Planning and developing creative
art programs and art appreciation
for the elementary grades.
Prerequisite:
30 semester hours (including
ART 2583 or ART 2593 for art
majors). (F, S, SU)
3753. Crafts
Introduction
to traditional craft media and
their implementation into the
public school art classroom.
Media areas include textiles,
fibers, glass, clay, and other
materials. Prerequisite: ART
1013 and ART 1033. (D)
3803. Teaching
Techniques and strategies
for teaching visual art to children
in the elementary grades, developing
an art curriculum, and learning
to assess children's artwork
are the focus of this course.
Prerequisite: 30 semester hours completed. (S)
4703. Concepts in Art Education
A study of historical and contemporary
philosophical concepts in art
education. Prerequisite: Acceptance
into a teacher education program.
(S)
4753. Special Problems in Art
Education
Independent study of approved
topics in Art Education. (may
be repeated for credit) Prerequisite:
Permission of professor. (D)
ARED 5703.
Concepts in Art Education
A study of historical
and contemporary philosophical
concepts in art education.
Prerequisite: Acceptance
into the ASU Teacher Education
Program and an undergraduate
degree or teacher certification.
ARED 5753.
Special Problems in Art Education
Independent study
of approved topics in art education.
Prerequisite: Permission of
professor. (This course may
be repeated for credit.)
ARED 5763.
Qualitative Research Methodology
for Art Education
A methodology course
designed to introduce students
to qualitative research strategies
for the social
sciences as they pertain specifically
to art education. It also provides
opportunity for practical implementation
of these research strategies.
ARED 6713.
Contemporary Trends in Art Education
A study of present
day practices in art education.
Prerequisite: Permission of
professor.ARED 6721-6. Thesis
ARED 6731.
Seminar in Art Education
Individual research in
some facet of art education
with group discussions of material
reviewed. Prerequisite: Permission
of professor.
ARED 6733.
Curriculum Construction in Art
Education
Studies of secondary
school art curriculums currently
being used in a variety of
school types and sizes. Prerequisite:
Permission of professor.
EDAR 5523.
Methods and Materials in the Teaching
of Art
Emphasis
on the practical application
of art in the secondary school.
Techniques and strategies of
teaching art, developing an
art curriculum, assessing and
motivating students. Prerequisite:
Admission to Teacher Education
Program.
ART
5330. Graduate Art Seminar
Presentation and
discussion of contemporary
and historical issues involving
art. One meeting during the
semester, but additional
meetings may be arranged
if appropriate. Spring semester
date: first Thursday after
Spring Break. Fall semester
date: first Wednesday after
completion of Mid-Semester
Exams.
ART 5351-2-3.
Studio Problems
An opportunity for the
studio-oriented student to explore
and develop techniques and concepts
in both two and three-dimensional
media. Areas not covered by other
existing studio courses will
be emphasized. Prerequisite:
Permission of professor. (This
course may be repeated for credit.)
ART 6021-6. Problems in Composition
ART 6032-6. Drawing
ART 6063-6. Painting
ART 6083-6. Printmaking
ART 6093-6. Ceramics
ART 6103-6. Sculpture
ART 6132-6. Drawing
ART 6163-6. Painting
ART 6183-6. Printmaking
ART 6193-6. Ceramics
ART 6203-6. Sculpture
ART 6331-6. Thesis
ART 6341-6.
Thesis Exhibition
This
exhibition will be accompanied
by a supporting paper.
ART 6351-6. Studio Problems
ART 6423-6. Applied Design
ART 6433-6. Illustration
ART 6443-6. Applied Design
ART 6453-6. Illustration
ART 6801-3. Independent Study
ART 5301-3. Studies in Art History
ART 5503. History of Photography
History, aesthetics, and application of photography.
ART 5513. Methodology in the
History and Criticism of Art
Directed research methods for students of the visual
arts. Written reports and oral
presentations concerning both
methodology and the results
of research.
ART 5523. Ancient and Classical
Art History
ART 5533. Renaissance Art History
ART 5543. Modern Art History
ART 5553. Early Christian Through
Gothic Art History
A study of the formation and development of art from the
early Christian through the Gothic
period.
ART 5563. Baroque and Rococo
Art
A study of artists, styles, and developments of Baroque
and Rococo Art immediately following the Renaissance.
ART 5573. History of Graphic
Design
The historical development of visual communication with
emphasis on fifteenth-century
printing and typography through
the impact of industrial technology to contemporary graphic design.
ART 5583. History of Non-Western
Art
An introduction to the visual arts and cultures of non-European
people. Specific focus will vary
depending on student interest
and professor's expertise.
ART 6531-6. Studies in Art History
and Theory
ART 6551-6. Problems
in Art History