(2011-2012 Undergraduate Bulletin)
Requirement
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ARTS BFA in Painting Requirements
Course
Abbreviation
6 hours. Passed with a C or higher.
ENGL 101
ENGL 102
!
Hours Semester Grade
Critical Reading and Composition
3
Rhetoric and Composition
3
IO
N
Mathematics/Analytical Reasoning OPTION 1: MATH 122 or MATH 141 + one additional
course from MATH at a higher level or PHIL 110/111 or
STAT or CSCE.!
Course Title
3
3
OPTION 2: Two courses from one of the following fields:
PHIL (110,111), STAT (110, 201), CSCE (101, 102).
Laboratory Sciences
8 hours. Two lab courses from: ANTH 161, ASTR, BIOL,
CHEM, ENVR 101/101L, GEOL, MSCI, PHYS. Courses
need not be in the same field. Lab credit cannot be applied
without its co-requisite lecture. See Advisement Handbook
for list of suggested courses.
3
1
3
1
1 course in PHIL, excluding PHIL 110 & 111.
Foreign Languages
0-9 hours. Proficiency through the 122 level, demonstrated
by either passing Phase II of the Proficiency Test or
completing the 122 course. Students MUST take the level
that the placement test dictates - no higher, no lower.
History
HIST 101 or 102
9 hours. !
European: Choose HIST 101 or 102. !
HIST 111 or 112
American: Choose HIST 111 or 112. !
Other: Choose one from the following: HIST 104-107, 109,
347-349, 351-358, 383 (=RELG 381), 384 (=RELG 382),
386 (=RELG 354), 420 (=LASP 341), 421 (=LASP 341), 422 HIST _____
(=LASP 441), 423 (=LASP 442), 424
3
9 hours from at least 2 of the following subject areas:
ANTH, CRJU, ECON, GEOG, LASP, LING, POLI, PSYC,
SOCY, SOST, WGST. There are MANY exclusions for this
requirement. Please consult page 7 of the Advising
Guidelines book for details.
3
There are MANY exclusions for the Humanities
requirements. Please consult page 7 of the Advising
Guidelines book for details.
3
PR
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Social Sciences
Humanities - Fine Arts
Humanities - Literature
Humanities - Other
!
VI
S
Philosophical Reasoning
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Overlay: North American Studies
These courses may be used to satisfy other degree
requirements except where specifically restricted. See
Advising Guidelines p. 8-10.
3
3
ARTS Foundations
3
Intro to Visual Arts Computing
3
Fundamentals of Art
3
3D Design I
3
IO
N
Overlay: Non-American, NonWestern European Culture
All courses must be passed with a C or higher.!
ARTS 102
Color and Composition
3
ARTS 111
Basic Drawing I
3
ARTS 210
Intro to Painting
3
Beginning Painting II
3
Figure Structure I
3
Portfolio Review
0
Intermediate Painting I
3
Intermediate Painting II
3
Advanced Painting I
3
Advanced Painting II
3
ARTS 103
ARTS 104
ARTS 107
ARTS Major
AL
Overlay: Culture of Your Foreign
Language
All must be passed with a C or higher.
VI
S
ARTS 211
Students who are considering pursuing an MFA are
encouraged to take the following courses in their Junior and
ARTS 232
Senior years:!
ARTS 100
JUNIOR YEAR
ARTS 310
Fall Semester: ARTS 410 & ARTS 500
ARTS 311
Spring Semester: ARTS 411 & ARTS 514
ARTS 410
SENIOR YEAR
ARTS 411
ARTS 500
Visual Meaning
3
Spring Semester: ARTS 511
ARTS 510
Capstone Painting I
6
ARTS 511
Capstone Painting II
6
ARTS ______
ARTS Elective 200 level and
above (ARTS 532 recommended)
3
ARTS ______
ARTS Elective 200 level and
above
3
ARTS ______
ARTS Elective 200 level and
above
3
ARTS 400
Senior Thesis Exhibition
0
All must be passed with a C or higher.!
ARTH 106
History of Western Art II
3
May not be used to fulfill general education requirements.!
ARTH ______ Modern Art History
3
ARTH ______ Intermediate or Advanced ARTH
Elective
3
ARTH ______ Intermediate or Advanced ARTH
Elective
3
PR
O
Art History
!
Fall Semester: ARTS 532 & ARTS 510
2
!
!!