83 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 provides an introduction to the art program, and is a requirement of the first year and new transfer art student. Students will hear from art and desi
This College in the High School course provides an introduction to skills necessary to effectively translate visual perception in a two-dimensional language through a focus on drawing. It mirrors methods that develop the motivated student's a
An introduction to concepts fundamental to the two-dimensional plane, this course develops visual lit
Choose from level one printmaking or photography: (3 cr) ART 224 /225/226/228 OR ART 232 Year 2: Fall requirements should be supplemented with 3 credits of Liberal Education courses. Spring requirements should be supplemented with 3 credits of Liberal Education courses. Fall (16 credits)
This course provides an introduction to skills necessary to effectively translate visual perception into two-dimensional language of observ
An introductory course that initially covers the basic Adobe Photoshop environment including layers, exposure techniques, color correct
This introductory, topic-driven art course addresses the power of visual literacy to cultivate creative, innovative thinking, and communicate ideas about culture, h
This course further develops the student's abilities and visual language in Drawing 1. Emphasis will be placed on the continuing transla
Choose 2 of the following 3: (6 cr) ART 220 OR ART 232 OR ART 224 /225/226/228 AHI Group A (see below) (4 cr) Spring (16 credits)
Choose 2 of the following 3 level two: (6 cr) ART 221 OR ART 233 OR ART 325 /326/328
Choose the other level one printmaking or photography area: ART 224 /225/226/228 OR ART 232 (3 cr) AHI Group A (see below) (4 cr) OR AHI 247 History of Modern Art (4 cr) Spring (16 credits) Choose 3 of the following 4 level two: ART 216 OR ART 221 OR ART 233 OR ART 325 /326/328 (9 cr)
Choose 2 of the following 3 level two: (6 cr) ART 216 OR ART 233 OR ART 325 /326/328 AHI Group A (see below) (4 cr) OR AHI 247 History of Modern Art (4 cr) Year 3: Fall requirements should be supplemented with 4 credits of Liberal Education courses. Spring requirements should be supplemented with 4 credits of Liberal Education courses. Fall (14 credits)
Required Art History Courses (16 Credits): AHI 208 Intro to Art Hist & Visual Lit AHI 247 History of Modern Art AHI 366
An investigation into fine art screen printing that will yield multiple hand-pulled, printed images. Fundament
An investigation into intaglio plate-making and printmaking that will yield multiple hand-pulled, printed images. Techni
An investigation into the process by which a raised surface is developed, inked and impressed onto paper. Collagraph,
Choose 2 of the following 3: (6 cr) ART 215 OR ART 220 OR ART 224 /225/226/228 AHI Group A (see below) (4 cr) Spring (13 credits)
Choose 2 of the following 3 level two: (6 cr) ART 216 OR ART 221 OR ART 325 /326/328
An introduction to graphic design using visual problem solving and conceptual th
A continuation of ART 239 , this course builds on the skills and techniques learne
This course provides a fundamental introduction to typography, one of the most impo
AHI Group B (see below) (4 cr) < OR > Spring (16 credits) Advanced Studio 2
This course builds upon the visual problem solving techniques and vocabulary learned in Introduction to Photoshop - ART 202 . Students will expand their e
Advanced Studio 1 (3 cr) ART Studio Elective (3 cr)
A continuation of ART 225 in which students develop conceptual and technical skills by using both traditional and contempora
An investigation into technically advanced plate-making and intaglio printmaking techniques that include lift grou
An investigation into technically advanced relief printmaking processes that explore color as an expressive
This course is designed as a creative 'experimental' bridge between the Introductory Photography courses ( ART 232 , ART 233 ) and the Advanced Photography courses ( ART 432 , 439, and 440). Emphasis
This course is designed as a continuation and amplification of the photographic processes, aesthetic, creative experimentation, and visual exploration learned in ART 333
An intermediate course in typography focusing on type and image,
ART Elective (3 cr)
This Special Topics course provides an opportunity to study a particular theme, technique
This Special Topics course provides an opportunity to study a particular theme, technique
Elective (3 cr) AHI Group B (see below) (4 cr) Summer (0 credits)
Year 4: Fall requirements should be supplemented with 7 credits of Liberal Education courses. Spring requirements should be supplemented with Liberal Education courses or electives. Fall (16 credits) Advanced Studio 3
AHI Group B (see below) (4 cr) Summer (0 credits)
Year 4 : Fall requirements should be supplemented with 6 credits of Liberal Education courses. Spring requirements should be supplemented with 3 credits of Liberal Education courses. Fall
This course expands the student's perceptual skills to further develop an aw
This course is designed to further refine technical skills, encourage experimentation with the process, an
This course is designed to further refine technical skills, encourage experimentation with the process, and
This course is designed to refine the processes and informed visual language that the student developed in ART 426 . Emphasis
This course is a continuation of ART 427 . Emphasis is placed on honing a unique visual language, defining the reli
This course is designed to further refine technical skills, encourage experimentation with the process, and
This course is structured to provide a forum in which a serious, self-motivated student may apply his or her previous photographic knowledge toward a single, int
NOTES: * Graphic Design courses are required to be taken in the sequence as shown. This is only a recommended sequence for the liberal arts courses, studio courses and art history courses. ** ART 112 may be taken in Fall or Spring semester. AHI Group A - choose one: Courses include: AHI 200 , 211, 238, 280, 285, 295, 390, 399 AHI Group B - choose one: Courses include AHI 300 , 344, 350, 366, 380, 388, 390, 498 ‹ OR › means that these courses are offered both Fall and Spring and are interchangeable. Eligible students may enroll in a fifth Art History course to earn an Art History minor. Professional Accreditation: National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) The Center for Art & Design at The College of Saint Rose is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, a specialized accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. http://nasad.arts-accredit.org/ National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) Programs offered by The College of Saint Rose for the preparation of all school professionals, leading to initial and advanced certifications, are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, a specialized accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and th New York State Education Department (NYSED) The College of Saint Rose, sponsored by the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet, Albany Province, is chartered by the Board of Regents of New York State. All of its degrees and programs are registered and its professional programs fully approved by the Board of Regents through the New York State Educatio Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) The College of Saint Rose is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104. (267-284-5000) The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for H Career Opportunities and Graduate Study: Careers in Graphic Design Almost 100% of the graphic design graduates achieve full employment in their field within one year of graduation. Senior students attend national job fairs and portfolio reviews, including an open portfolio night where prospective employers meet students and view portfolios at The College of Saint Rose. In The broad employment opportunities available to graphic design graduates from The College of Saint Rose include: Abercrombie & Fitch, OH Anthropologie, Philadelphia, PA BBC America, NY, NY Haddad Brands, NY, NY Hallmark, Inc., Kansas City, MO Kikkerland Design Inc., NY, NY McCann Erickson Worldwide, NY, NY Motiv Design, Boston, MA MTV Networks, NY, NY Natural Resource Defense Council, NY, NY The New York Times, NY, NY
This course is designed to refine the processes and informed visual language that the student developed in ART 425 . Emphasis
This course is a continuation of ART 434 . Emphasis is placed on honing a unique visual language, defining the scr
This course is designed to refine the processes and informed visual language that the student developed in ART 431 . Emphasis
This course is designed to be a continuation/amplification/extension of the processes and discipli
This course is designed to be a continuation/amplification/extension of the processes and disciplines previous
This course is a continuation of ART 438 . Emphasis is placed on honing a unique visual language, defining the inta
ART Elective (3 cr)
The Center for Art & Design faculty suggest that BFA Studio majors take an additional Art History course to satisfy a portion of their elective credits. Students who take an additional (fifth) Art History and who have maintained at least a B average or above in all Art History c Choose two studio areas out of the following three:
The Agency is an advanced-level course in which students synthesize their knowledge of art and design, design thinking, content development, nar
Elective (3 cr) Spring (14-16 credits)
Internship in Art serves as a meaningful learning experience that takes place outside of the Art Department and within the structure of a professional plac
Gallery Management is a hands-on experience to engage students with the responsibilities of managing an art gallery with major emphasis on exhibition planning, desi
This course provides an opportunity for eligible students to focus on learning a variety of functions associated with studio management in a specific discipline. Student
Spring
NOTE: * ART 112 may be taken in Fall or Spring semester. ** With permission of faculty. AHI Group A - choose one: Courses include: AHI 200 , 211, 238, 280, 285, 295, 390, 399 BFA students have the option to create a combined concentration by taking nine advanced studio credits in each of two areas (Painting/Drawing, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture) with the permission of a faculty member from each area. Advanced studio courses may be taken fo BFA students with a concentration in photography may take three credits of (either) a Special Topics course (or a Faculty-led Program course) taught by photography faculty towards their total advanced photography credit. More than three credits would require special permission o Eligible students may enroll in a fifth Art History course to earn an Art History minor.
An Independent Study is arranged, planned and managed by a supervising professor in conjunction with the learning outcomes that are proposed by the advanced student. ART 499 may not be used to substitute for a
Source: The College of Saint Rose's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
