This course will give the student a knowledge and understanding of different painting techniques, styles and creative manners that have been used by artists from ancient to modern times. The students' own creativity will be encouraged and challenged to create interesting large-scale artwork. Mediums include oil paints, acrylics, watercolor and less traditional materials. This course is open to all levels, however, students familiar with basic drawing and painting should especially consider this course as a step to further artistic development. Topics such as the cell biology and pathology of selected human parasites and their medical treatment will also be included.
Course includes a laboratory.
A new course, Biochemistry Seminar, has been designed to serve as the capstone experience for Bio-Chemistry dual majors. This course replaces CH 4492, Chemistry Seminar, for Bio-Chemistry dual majors in their senior year. This course replaces CH 1103. The prerequisite for this course is the passing of both parts of the mathematics proficiency test. Any exceptions must be approved by the Chemistry Department.