20 courses with the subject AH, 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.
An introduction to intaglio printing: dry- point, etching and engraving. Emphasis on drawing and technical procedures of print- ing. 3 hours credit
An introduction to pinchforming, coilbuild- ing, slab construction of projects designed to explore personal expression with clay. Slides, films and library readings expose students to cross-cultural themes in clay. 3 hours credit
Development of skills involving the potter s wheel, with emphasis on design and glaze application. Critiques and slide lectures augment hands-on training. 3 hours credit
Basic exercises in fundamental techniques with an emphasis in color theory and for- mal compositional elements. 3 hours credit
Further studio practice in oil and acrylic painting; expanded possibilities for per- sonal expression. Individual directions en- couraged. 3 hours credit
Continuation of AR 220 tracing painting and sculpture from post-impressionism to the present. 3 hours credit
Art and architecture of Baroque and Rococo Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries, with a focus on Italy, France, the Nether- lands, and England. permission of department. 3 hours credit
Advanced studio course dealing in experi- mentation with media and styles. Alterna- tives to traditional drawing approaches are explored and thematic development is stressed. 3 hours credit
This course develops the ability to commu- - nicate emotions and ideas through the mar- riage of photographs and words. 3 hours credit
Professional photography as a career ex- plored through independent camera as- signments, library research, and lab sec- tions. May include photojournalism (visual communications), architectural photogra- phy, industrial and project photography, and public relations. 3 hours credit
Advanced studio offering greater latitude for personal expression. Opportunities for the development of technical expertise and exploration of individual intent. 3 hours credit each semester
Students develop graphic communication studio projects that stress practical appli- cation of visual problem solving. Class ex- periments deal with symbol expression and its design application. 3 hours credit
Study of print design through development of publications. Students analyze relation- ships between imagery, typography, se- quence, and content through class projects such as posters, books, brochures, and ad- vertisements. 3 hours credit
Study of individual letter forms and type legibility. Interrelationships between text, display type, and grid organization explored. Type specification and copyfitting. 3 hours credit
Explores typography as a visual form of communication. Emphasis is placed on de- fining effective design criteria to meet the communicator s interest and the reader s needs. 3 hours credit
Source: SUNY at Fredonia's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
