With the instructor's approval, this course may be repeated once for an additional 3 hours credit as a study in advanced problems and techniques. None Samples of student work Jewelry Design is an art studio course exploring the fundamentals of design and construction of jewelry with an emphasis on the creative use of nonferrous metals. ARTS 2341 Samples of student work Art Metals II is an art studio course exploring design problems in precious metals, including construction, casting, and stone setting. With the instructor's approval, this course may be repeated once for an additional 3 hours credit as a study in advanced problems and techniques. ARTS 2346 Samples of student work Ceramics II is an art studio course stressing wheel throwing techniques.
Emphasis is on increased student proficiency, continued aesthetic development, and self-expression.
With instructor's approval, this course may be repeated once for an additional 3 hours credit as a study in advanced problems and techniques. I is a studio course introducing the possibilities of photography as an artistic medium. Topics include a multicultural historical focus on photography as a 20th century artistic medium, application of fundamental photographic theory, methods, materials, equipment, and techniques, black and white film processing and printing, aesthetic and ethical issues and processes of digital photography and computer manipulation of photographs. Problems include organization and direction of field assignments and the use of photographs as a medium for artistic expression. 2356 Samples of student work Fine Arts Photography II is a studio course offering further investigation into the possibilities of photography as an artistic medium.