3 courses with the subject SI, 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.
SI 301Scientific Illustration I4
A survey of the various techniques and media that function to visually interpret scientific principles. Both traditional and digital applications are presented, though the former is stressed. The preparation of black and white illustrations suitable for publication is emphasized. In addition, representative scientific taxa are studied via laboratory exercises designed to supplement students’ knowledge of systematics and scientific terminology. Six studio hours weekly and independent work.
FA 104 , FA 105 , BI 101 , BI 102 , and concurrently scheduled advanced courses, or permission of the instructor.
SI 302Scientific Illustration II1098
A companion class to Scientific Illustration I. Techniques and media using color are introduced. Emphasis is placed on problem-solving and preparation of a portfolio. Six studio hours weekly and independent work.
FA 103 , FA 104 , FA 105 , BI 101 , BI 102 , SI 301 and concurrently scheduled advanced courses or permission of the instructor. (Though it is recommended that SI301 be taken before SI302, these classes may be taken in any order.)
SI 490Senior Thesis4
The senior thesis is supervised preparation of a culminating visual work or set of works in the major studio area for criticism and exhibition. It includes individual and group conferences to examine advanced aspects of the major studio area. It requires a written thesis and is required of all B.F.A. and B.A. seniors. Students must also register for FA 490L . Senior Thesis Lecture in conjunction with this course.
