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| Studio Electives in VPA Areas Studio Arts | Design |Transmedia| |
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| Studio Arts |
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| CER 221 Introduction to Ceramics (3 credit studio course) Techniques and materials. Basic hand building. Development of personal direction. |
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| FIB 225 Introductory Fibers and Interlocking (3 credit studio course) Basic techniques and practical experience in a variety of interlocking fiber process, including basic weaving, coiling, braiding, plaiting, knotting, crochet, etc. |
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| JAM 271 Introduction to Jewelry and Metals (3 credit studio course) Fundamental techniques. Visual design problems as introduction to cutting, soldering, forging, finishing, electroplating, and other surface treatments. |
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| PTG 256 Figure Drawing (3 credit studio course) Human figure as subject and tool for drawing ideas. Figure composition, historical significance, drawing media. Pre req – FND 113/114 |
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| PTG 282 Introductory Painting (3 credit studio course) Figurative and nonfigurative painting in oils or acrylic as the basis for study of color and form. Materials and approaches Pre req – FND 113/114 |
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| Design |
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| DES 200 Form Space Environment (3 credits) Experience in the three areas of interior Design, industrial design and environmental design. Freshman studio. |
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| Transmedia |
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| APH 241 Introduction to Art Photography (3 credits) Principles of black-and-white photography. Camera and darkroom controls. Problems related to individual student requirements. |
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| CAR 132 Procedural Composition (3 credits)
The fundamental processes of procedural thinking and programming to create digital-based visuals. Techniques will be implemented in time-based and interactive art projects. |
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| VID 211 Video Sketchbook (3 credits) A medium for perceptual and conceptual development. Most work done exclusively with camcorders. Editing equipment and instruction is available for projects requiring post production. |
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| Required Courses | Foundation Electives |
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