10 courses with the subject ARTS, 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.
ARTS 1201Elements & Principles of Art3
This course is a foundation-level study of the development, principles, and elements of two-dimensional artwork. Students will explore the concepts of composition through guided projects and demonstrations, using a variety of materials and techniques to build an understanding of the foundation of two-dimensional expression, and they will explain the historical and contemporary perspectives that influence two-dimensional design and the arts. Students will use a creative thinking process to experiment, brainstorm, 64
This course introduces students to fundamental principles of drawing. Projects emphasize drawing through observation of nature, still life, and the human form. Through course assignments, students will improve their drawing skills, engage in creative problem solving, and broaden knowledge of the cultural and historical relevance of drawing. Students will also analyze the effectiveness of personal artwork and the work of others using terms and criteria common to art. Transfer Curriculum Goal(s): 6
Students will explore three-dimensional sculptural forms and structures with an emphasis on how formal elements relate to the world outside of an art context. Assignments will focus on a variety of styles from representational to abstract. Students will also analyze the effectiveness of personal artwork and the work of others using terms and criteria common to art and broaden their knowledge of the cultural and historical relevance of sculpture. Students will learn to handle and store art materials safely in a collaborative environment. Transfer Curriculum Goal(s): 6
ARTS 1201 Elements and Principles of Art Corequisite: none
ARTS 1205Digital Photography3
This course integrates the elements and principles of art and strengthens visual problem-solving skills using the medium of digital photography. Students will complete projects with an emphasis on strengthening both the 65 ourse Listings & Descriptions
reading Corequisite: none This course is an introduction to the essential concepts, styles, and forms of Western and non-Western visual arts, and the variety of manners in which art is understood. The students will learn the appreciation of art through studying the principles, techniques and materials of design, the popular and historical development of art, art criticism and aesthetic awareness. Transfer Curriculum Goal(s): 6
Placement determined by college ready assessment score in
ARTS 2202Drawing II3
This course offers students an opportunity to continue the study of traditional drawing methods and materials. Students will improve their personal style through experimental application of a variety of drawing mediums. Students will also continue to broaden their knowledge of the cultural and historical relevance of drawing and analyze the effectiveness of personal artwork and the work of others using discourse common to art. Transfer Curriculum Goal(s): 6
ARTS 1201 Elements and Principles of Art; ARTS 1202 Drawing I
Corequisite
none
ARTS 2203Painting II3
This course offers students an opportunity to continue their study and development in painting. Students will continue to develop their personal style through experimental application of traditional and/or experimental mediums and methods. Students will also broaden their knowledge of the cultural and historical relevance of painting and analyze the effectiveness of personal artwork and the work of others using discourse common to art. Transfer Curriculum Goal(s): 6
ARTS 1201 Elements and Principles of Art; ARTS 1203 Painting I
Corequisite
none
ARTS 2204Ceramics I3
This course introduces basic hand-building and wheel techniques with clay. Students will learn the diverse cultural history of ceramic art and its relevance as a form of creative expression. The principles of 3D design, 66
or ARTS 1204 Sculpture I Corequisite: none This course expands on the concepts covered in Ceramics I. Students will expand their technical skills and self-expression through experimentation with design concepts in levels of greater complexity. Course work includes functional and non-functional applications, glazing techniques, firing, finishing procedures, and studio safety. The course includes diverse history of ceramic art and pottery, including contemporary trends. Transfer Curriculum Goal(s): 6
