20 courses with the subject AR, 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.
AR 100Introduction to Studio. (A) (CC) One unit. Introduction to Studio exposes students to contemporary
studio art practice. Student will develop basic drawing skills and basic color and design skills that will help form a foundation for further work in all the arts including painting, printmaking, graphic design, and advanced drawing. Students will learn about the processes and disciplines of different media and gain experience with a variety of art materials and their unique qualities. Students will also be exposed to a variety of visual art in class and on field trips that may include visits to museums, galleries, and artist studios. Students will complete art projects in response to these experiences, either by using similar materials or themes or processes. Offered every year.* AR 105 Drawing I. (A) (CC) One unit. The development of skills in the representation of objects and the figure in terms of line, space, composition, and value. Emphasis is placed on basic drawing techniques and interpretative qualities of various media. Offered fall, spring and summer session.* AR 106 Ceramics I. (A) (CC) One unit. A studio course which introduces the techniques of ceramics, including hand-built constructions and/or forms thrown on the potter’s wheel. Experience with glaze preparation and kiln firing. Offered every year.*
DUAL MAJOR IN ART AND CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (B.A.) For the education component of the dual major consult the Education section. Th major consists of a total of 10 units including the following courses:
