22 courses with the subject FAR, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FAR 101Art Appreciation3
FALL and SPRING An introductory survey of visual art offers students the opportunity to explore the world of art from a Christian perspective. Attention to technical elements, historic developments, significant examples, and prominent contributors are included. In addition to fostering general knowledge of visual art, the course will also foster critical reflection from a Christian perspective on the use, message, and formative aspects of various works, eras, and philosophies.
FALL and SPRING An introductory survey of film offers students the opportunity to explore the art and cultural significance of cinema from a Christian perspective. Attention to technical elements, historic developments, significant examples, and prominent contributors are included. In addition to fostering general knowledge of film, the course will also foster critical reflection from a Christian perspective on the use, message, and formative aspects of various works, eras, and philosophies.
Arranged by Department An introductory survey of theatre offers students the opportunity to explore the world of theatre from a Christian perspective. Attention to technical elements, historic developments, significant examples, and prominent contributors are included. In addition to fostering general knowledge of theatre, the course will also foster critical reflection from a Christian perspective on the use, message, and formative aspects of various works, eras, and philosophies.
FALL This course is an introductory overview of the design field. It introduces framework for design with theories and skills. This includes the principles and elements of design. (Cross-listed as MDA 112X )
Arranged by Department A basic look into the fundamentals of drawing skills and techniques through the use of graphite, charcoal, and ink. Focus points will be on perspective, texture, and line.
Arranged by Department Explore a combination of studio and history through the use of slides, film, art field trips, discussion, and individual art work. Basic visual elements of line, shape, form, space, and texture will be explored through pencil, ink, and collage. Designed for students who wish to develop a broad understanding of art.
Arranged by Department A problem and theory approach to the underlying structure of visual form. Through a variety of techniques, tools and materials are used to examine the basic elements, principles and concepts of visual organization for the flat surface.
FALL and SPRING This course introduces students to the principles and practices of digital photography. Students will learn the fundamental concepts of exposure, composition, lighting, and camera operation while developing technical skills in using digital cameras and editing software. Students will engage in practical exercises to develop their photographic vision and creativity. Fee.
An introductory study of art appreciation that examines significant art and artists associated with major art movements with a special emphasis on historic and contemporary art reflecting Christian beliefs. Content and knowledge emerge from the study of the elements and principles of art to acquire a vocabulary and understanding of the meaning and purpose of visual imagery and an overview of the development of art throughout history to the present.
This course introduces students to basic concepts and techniques of digital imagery. Students will use the principles of design and visual rhetoric in critiquing selections of digital images. Students will create a project incorporating course topics into their individual artistic expressions.
FAR 227Oral Interpretation and Dramatic Storytelling3
Arranged by Department Techniques, theories and practices of the oral interpretation of literature and the dramatic story. Students will also learn the everyday applications of these tools, particularly in educational and ministry settings.
Arranged by Department Students will learn the basics of theatrical research, character creation, and Western acting techniques. This class will also explore the theory/techniques of both American and British improvised theatre. Offered alternate years (odd)
FALL This course introduces the student to music and the arts in Western Civilization. Chronologically based, the course deals with stylistic features, philosophical thought, composers, and artists and their representative works. (Cross-listed as MUS 235X )
FALL An introduction to the basic concepts in drawing. This course provides a systematic exploration of the drawing methods with an emphasis on traditional approaches to line, form, composition, perspective, and chiaroscuro.
SPRING An introduction to painting as an art form. This study is grounded in the disciplines associated with the techniques and aesthetics of painting based in water based media (watercolor, acrylic, etc.).
FALL This course introduces students to the fundamental techniques of video production, focusing on both the technical and creative aspects of the craft. Students will learn the essentials of camera operation, sound recording, lighting, and editing, with hands-on practice in each phase of production. By the end of the course, students will have a solid foundation in video production, enabling them to create visual content across a range of media. Fee. (Cross-listed as MDA 248X )
SPRING This course introduces the creative and technical practices of graphic design. Students will learn how to combine images, typography, and other visual elements to communicate ideas and engage audiences. They will also practice the design process, which includes research, ideation, refinement, and execution. Creative projects will utilize professional-grade software and may include publication design, logos, posters, and packaging. Fee. (Cross-listed as MDA 249X )
FAR 272Introduction to Dance, Movement and Stage Combat3
Arranged by Department An introductory class in basic dance and theatrical movement. Students will learn the basic history of Western dance, basic techniques of Western dance, as well as movement techniques from around the world. Offered alternate years (odd)
FALL This advanced photography course will focus on advanced techniques in photography give specific attention to studio photography. Students will also work with editing software to finish their photos. (Cross-listed as COM 351X ) Offered alternate years (even)
Arranged by Department This seminar course considers various topics in theatre. The focus will be determined by the instructor and students enrolled. Students may take the course more than once for credit.
Arranged by Department A culmination of theatre training at Crown, students will be trained in all non-performance aspects of a theatre production including lights, sound, costumes, make-up, management, marketing, and stage direction. This class will conclude with a night of short plays with one play produced per student. Offered alternate years (odd)
FAR 4586Biblical and Historical Perspectives of Worship3
This course is a study of worship focusing on biblical examples from the Old and New Testaments. Students develop theological and philosophical frameworks as a foundation for the training of worship leaders. Emphasis is placed on the development of creativity and balance in the corporate worship experience.
