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DRAWING I course syllabus
COURSE #: Art 210
Designed and open to beginning art majors and all
students who wish to learn the fundamentals of drawing.
Many operative aspects of drawing and principles of
design are presented. Emphasis is placed on analytical
study of composition, space, proportions, line, value
and texture, etc. Upon completing this course, the
student should have a solid practical knowledge of
various drawing techniques.
CREDITS: 3 (one semester) PREREQUISITE: None PERMISSION:
No
DRAWING WORKSHOP
Intensive 4 week classes with presentations of a variety
of drawing techniques such as wet and dry media gesture
drawing, collage, etc. The beginning emphasis is placed
on the principles of design and the operative aspects of
drawing. As the course of study develops, more
experimental drawing approaches are introduced. Work
from the model is possible for those interested in
figurative expression. CREDITS: 4 (January)
PREREQUISITE: None PERMISSION: No
SPECIAL PROJECTS IN DRAWING
COURSE #: Art 311
A continuation of the objectives of Art 101 and 310. The
student is expected to integrate conceptual and
aesthetic concerns with a serious exploration of the
medium's potential.
May be repeated for credit.
CREDITS: 3 (one semester) PREREQUISITE: 100 and 210
PERMISSION: Yes
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