This course is an introduction to the basic principles and practices of drawing. Students will complete a variet
- Subject
- ART
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- msmc.smartcatalogiq.com
47 courses with the subject ART, 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.
This course is an introduction to the basic principles and practices of drawing. Students will complete a variet
Study of selected works of architecture, sculpture and painting from prehis
This course will explore the role photography has played in our society s
This introductory studio course addresses visual dynamics on the 2-D picture plane, including line, shape,
Students are introduced to the theoretical and practical applications of graphic design. Assignments build visual discernment, co
This foundation studio course focuses on the visual dynamics and basic design issues that underlie
This course will guide students through an exploration of foundational printmaking techniques i
This course explores the relationship between art-making, community, and civic engagement. The course
Combining a study of essential design principles and the use of color, this course offers pra
Appreciation and application of calligraphy (beautiful writing) through work in Foundational and Uncial Hand, use of appropriate implements, and practice in the techniques of layout and illumination in projects of varied dimensions.
This course is a studio-based introduction ︎to ceramic art and processes. Students will le
Building upon the techniques acquired in Lettering and Design I, the student will pursue advanced work in formations and layouts, demonstrating more mature design concepts. Emphasis will be placed on embellishment of manuscripts through the use of colored inks, paints, transfer gold, and embossing. The Foundational and Uncial Hands will be used, and the Chancery Italic Hand will be introduced.
This course is introduces students to the theory and practice of non-linear editing (NLE) and the role of the editor in the production process. Wo
Student gains practice in graphic design especially in the print media with an emphasis on image making for concepts,
This foundation studio course addresses color relationships, interactions and use in visual compositions. Studio technique o
This course covers typographic principles, type history, and design considerations for working with type in pr
Acquaint yourself with this powerhouse design and image editing software. In this introductory course, acquire
Building upon the fundamentals of visual communication studied in Graphic Design I, students will gain advanced skills through exercises and projects incorporating page layout (QuarkXPress and Adobe InDesign), digital imaging (Adobe Photoshop) and vector drawing software.
This class introduces 3-D modeling and animation used in Internet, video, multimedia and entertainment industry applications. Students work with computer generated objects and their placement in relation to space, cameras, and light sources. Topics for study and analysis include the architecture of movement and the creation of animated forms, the principles of object-oriented modeling and complex 3-D modeling (freeform surfaces).
This course is an introduction to digital photography using digital stil
This course is an exploration of the sculptural form including materials and exp
This course explores the expressive range of drawing techniques and materials. Students are expected
Students explore innovative approaches to teaching art or directing art activities. Strategies are provid
A graphic design class that explore the art form of the poster as a means of response and calls to action in the
This course is a continuation of Painting I with emphasis on development of in
This course of study explores the history of Graphic Design from the earliest recorded human interaction to the present, from th
This course provides an in depth analysis of the major concepts and techniques used in web page and website design. The emphasis is on visual and graphic design.
Upper-level students in digital art and media will advance their understanding of processes and skills such as frame rate, transitions and editing begun in Digital Animation I. Exercises and projects foster hands-on experience affording both individuals and teams a studio approach and ongoing critiques as they gain mastery with animation software.
Building upon the fundamentals of visual communication studied in Graphic Design I, students
uate-Catalog-local.json uate-Catalog.json
An introduction to the materials and techniques of portrait painting using the painters fr
Women Artists will include hands on work in drawing, painting, and portraiture plus an excurs
Introduction to studio practices exploring elements in drawing, painting, collage, and t
A study of the works and lives of major artists of the Modern
This course focuses on learning to draw directly from nature in an outdoor setting u
During the 1870's and 1880's, a circle of French artist developed a revolutionary style called Impressionism that debunked the conventions of the French Academy. This cours
This course focuses on identifying illustration as a creative communication tool. Lectures and practical exercises serve to introduce students both to the history an
A course designed to expose the students to the technical and creative elements of digital and film
By being able to envision what’s not present and imagining possibilities(imagination), humans can generate novel ideas and products (creativity) that can enhance our world.
In this course, students progress to a study of advanced technical and expressive
An introduction to photography as it is used for newspapers, magazines and journ
This course analyzes the correlation between photographic elements and journalistic narrative in both print and electronic med
The course examines the history of London from Roman times to the twentieth century. The c
The course examines the origin, development, trials, and tribulations of the city of Paris from prehist
Designed to acquaint students with current trends in digital art and media,
The focus of this course is on the creation of a professional portfolio through revisiting and refining existing coursework along
graduate-Catalog-local.json graduate-Catalog.json
Source: Mount Saint Mary College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61