An orientation of cultural arts for the major/non-art major. Analysis, criticism, evaluation, and aesthetic considerations.
- Subject
- ART
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
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33 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.
An orientation of cultural arts for the major/non-art major. Analysis, criticism, evaluation, and aesthetic considerations.
Intermediate Drawing Stu. 4./Credit 2. Basic principles of drawing, perspective, and design; development of technical skill in a variety of media. Landscape, human figure, still-life, and design. No previous art training necessary.
Introduction and development of the interaction of color as a medium in visual studies. Discussion of student work in process and aesthetic analysis within the context of theoretic and historic color procedures.
and Methods Stu. 6./Credit 3. Studies of various levels of child growth and development on the elemen- tary aria secondary levels. Analysis and discussion of recent trends in Art Education. Approaches to creative ends via materials and methods of artistic endeavors.
Illustrated lecture course covering chronological development of art from the prehistoric through Renaissance periods. Emphasis upon recognition of style and relationship of art to the age in which it was produced.
History of art from Renaissance to the present day. Emphasis upon the recog- nition of style and relationship of art to the age in which it was produced.
15 12 ART 330 Graphic Design I
18 Total 15 15 Junior Year Semester 1st 2nd
Life drawing and continuation of introductory courses. Prerequisite: Art 215 and ART 216 or consent of instructor.
Introduction to basic printmaking techniques and methods of printing. To include: monotype/ silkscreen and drypoint methods.
Introduction to development of basic and intermediate intaglio processes. Techniques to include: drypoint, etching, aquatint and softground/spitbite. Intro- duction to color process. Prerequisite: ART 325.
Materials and techniques in the process of sculpture and three-dimensional design, including modeling, casting, and construction in wood and metal.
Introduction to design process, layout, paste-up mechanicals, typography and printing methods. Use of Apple Macintosh computer as a design tool.
Elementary course in pottery with hand building and the potter’s wheel. Students originate ceramic design and decorations. Demonstrations given in firing kiln and use of glazes. Prerequisite: ART 335 or consent of instructor.
Introduction to photography. An introduction to the principles of technique and aesthetic understanding of the medium; visual vocabulary, exposure, developing, and printing. Camera and sup- plies needed. Course Descriptions – Main Campus 245
Advanced photography. Weighted towards refining and increasing technical, professional and visual awareness. Prerequisite: Photography I or consent of instructor. Purchase of supplies necessary.
Secondary Art Education Lec. 1./Stu. 6./Credit 3. Methods and techniques used in organizing and conducting art activities. Emphasis on place of art in elementary and secondary school curriculum.
Secondary Schools Lec. 3./Credit 3. Current theories and practices. Survey of current literature in art education.
The art of illustration as practiced in the fields of advertising, merchandising, book, story illustration, and scientific drawings. Studio techniques studied. Use of Apple Macintosh computer as an illustration tool. Prerequisites: ART 330 and 331.
A survey course of Black American Art.
Advanced work with problems of color on a two-dimensional surface. Prereq- uisite: ART 316 or consent of instructor.
Introduction to stone and metal lithographic techniques. Emphasis placed on personal style and technical development. Prerequisites: ART 325 and 326.
Sensitive Techniques Stu. 6./Credit 3. Photographic techniques in serigraphy, intaglio, and lithography. Prerequisite: None.
Free Elective. ..........................................................................
Continued work in materials and methods of advanced ceramics.
Experimental photography. Experimentally structured course introducing several non-ordinary photographic processes. Prerequisites: ART 350 and 351.
The Internship encourages students to select relevant activities that will augment their field of study with opportunities to apply classroom and research knowledge in partnership with an organization. Important factors of the internship are the refinement and expansion of professional skills gained - while completing a portfolio, pedagogical, creative or research activities.
1st 2nd Art Elective. .............................................................................. - 3 .. 3 3 Total 15 15 3 TOTAL CREDITS FOR GRADUATION 123 - Curriculum Outline – Theatre - Performance Emphasis .. - 3 Freshman Year Semester 1st 2nd 3 ENG 101-102 Written Communication I & II. .......................... 3 3 15 15 MAT 110 College Mathematics I............................................. 3 - 1st 2nd UNV 101 The Individual and Life. ............................................ 1 - .. 9 9 BIO 101 Nature of Life. ............................................................ 3 - - HIS 106 World Civilization II. ................................................... 3 - 3 SOC 205 Intro to Sociology. ..................................................... 3 - 3 PED Physical Education ........................................................... 1 1 15 15 COM 103 Oral Communication. ............................................... - 3
Individual projects in studio or art education selected by the student for advance investigation with the written approval of the chairperson; may not duplicate existing courses; may be repeated.
Individual studies selected by the student. Library research and. bibliography training.
in Art Education Credit 3. Research problems to be selected by the student. Emphasis on research methods and art techniques. Workshop methods. AVN (Aviation).
Source: Hampton University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59