Applied Art
Minor or Integrative Studies Concentration Only
Among the humanistic disciplines, Applied Art offers great opportunity for interdisciplinary inquiry and teaching. Art is often discussed as a universal form of communication, and the processes of visual interpretation and creation cut across human experience. In an image-centered society such as our own, the objects and critical methods of art creation provide a vital linkage point not only between disciplines, but also between students and the world around them. To provide more specific examples, students majoring in English, Anthropology, Journalism and Screen Studies, Biology, and Computer Engineering would benefit from an Applied Art minor/concentration to build both their knowledge of processes of human artistic creation and also the practical skills of digital image creation for different contexts and uses.
Prerequisites:
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Design-Color | ||
| And one class from (CAPD): | ||
| Beginning Painting | ||
| Beginning Drawing | ||
| Beginning Watercolor | ||
| Beginning Digital Design | ||
| Intro to Digital Photography | ||
Required Courses:
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| 12 credits in upper-level courses from (CAAA): | ||
| Intermediate Design-Color | ||
| Intermediate Digital Photo | ||
| Intermediate Painting | ||
| Intermediate Drawing | ||
| Figure Drawing | ||
| Intermediate Watercolor | ||
| Creating the Graphic Novel | ||
| Introduction to Printmaking | ||
| Independent Studies in App Art | ||
