Electives may be pursued, beginning in the second year, in painting, printmaking, sculpture, illustration, computer applications, industrial design, interior design, graphic design and the crafts. Illustration majors solve communication problems by translating concepts and ideas into images. They study traditional and electronic media and design to prepare themselves for their professional goals. Painting, printmaking and sculpture are the areas of greatest emphasis. Medical illustration students learn to provide visual support for communications and instruction in medicine and allied health sciences.
Students are generally responsible for the additional cost of supplies.
Completion of foundation program or permission of instructor. Additional selections offered as special topics. Electives are registered on a space-available basis and subject to change without prior notice. Consult the adviser when planning programs. All rights reserved.