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ART FALL 2008 SCHEDULE
ART 1010 Introduction to Art 3 Credits
The art of seeing is developed through the examination of the fundamentals of
visual art. Emphasis on exploration and understanding of styles, techniques,
principles, and major innovations of art. Both lecture and hands-on teaching
methods may be used to involve the student in the creative process. Artistic
ability or experience are not required. Prerequisite: Reading proficiency
level. 3 class hrs.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00091 LEC MWF 1000-1050 a.m. M1019 LD02 00092 LEC MWF 1100-1150 a.m. M1019 LD03 00093 LEC TTh 0800-0915 a.m. M1019 LD04 00094 LEC TTh 0930-1045 a.m. M1019 LD05 00095 LEC TTh 1100-1215 p.m. M1019 LD06 00096 LEC TTh 1230-0145 p.m. M1019
LD07 00097 LEC MW 0100-0245 p.m. M1019 NOTE: 00097 meets 12 weeks starting Sept. 15.
LD08 00098 LEC TTh 0200-0345 p.m. NOTE: 00098 meets 12 weeks starting Sept. 16 . Day Courses at Extension Centers: XD01 00099 LEC F 0900-1145 a.m. UTC
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00101 LEC M 0630-0915 p.m. M1019
Evening Courses at Extension Centers: XE01 00102 LEC W 0630-0915 p.m. AF NOTE: Civilian Students must obtain a college base pass. See extension center for details. Online Courses: DL01 00103: See Distance Learning Section DL02 00104: NOTE: See Distance Learning Section for details. Starts September 9 and ends November 14: 10 weeks
Campus Web: HY01 00105 TTh *0630-0915 p.m. M-1019
*Mandatory meetings on-campus:
8/28; 9/11; 9/25; 10/9; 10/23; 11/6; 11/20; 12/4 ART 1510 Basic Design 3 Credits
This course introduces the organization of visual elements on a two-dimensional plane. The elements of art and principles of design are examined through lectures, demonstrations and related studio problems for the students to explore and solve. Students will develop techniques for handling a variety of art materials. Basic Design is a laboratory class. 6 studio hours
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00126 LAB MW 0900-1145 a.m. M1002 LD01 00128 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1002 LD03 00129 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. M1002 LD04 00130 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1002
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00131 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1002
Saturday Course at Largo Campus: LS01 00134 LAB S 0900-0330 p.m. M1002 NOTE: 00134 begins September 6.
ART 1530 Drawing I 3 Credits
This course introduces students to basic drawing techniques through the exploration of the human figure and natural and man-made forms. A variety of drawing tools and materials are introduced. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00153 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. M1012 LD02 00157 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1012 LD03 00159 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1012 LD04 00160 LAB MW 0300-0545 p.m. M1012
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00162 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1012
Saturday Course at Largo Campus: LS01 00282 LAB S 0900-0330 p.m. M1012 NOTE: 00282 begins September 6.
ART 1540 Painting I 3 Credits
An introduction to basic techniques and theories of painting. Emphasis is on learning the skill of painting and application of materials. Students explore the basic elements of two-dimensional art as a means to create interesting compositions, manipulate space, and develop solid forms. The course is designed for beginners with little or no experience in painting Proficiency in drawing is beneficial but not critical to successful completion of this course. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00165 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1015 LD02 00166 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. M1015
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00168 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1015
ART 1550 Sculpture I 3 Credits
Introduction to basic sculptural techniques. Elements and principles of 3-D art are emphasized through practice in bronze casting, welding, carving, and fabrication. Development of ideas will be encouraged through critique of and historic references to specific sculptures and artists. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00173 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. S1
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00181 LAB MW 0630-0915 p.m. S1
ART 1560 Photography I 3 Credits
Contemporary principles and terminologies are introduced by developing basic skills with camera operation and handling, photographing, black and white film processing, black and white darkroom techniques, and print finishing, and presentation. The students are exposed to a brief history, color theory and the aesthetics of the photographic vision. No prior experience required. 6 studio hrs.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00184 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1004 LD02 00185 LAB MW 0330-0615 p.m. M1004
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00186 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1004
ART 1570 Intro. to Computer Graphics 3 Credits This course is designed to provide a survey of the role of the computer in visual communication design. Students will receive basic training on the primary types of software and peripherals that designers must be familiar with. This includes painting-type (raster) software as well as structured graphics (vector) applications. Students will be encouraged to develop creative approaches to projects coupled with increased technical proficiency Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00187 LAB MW 0900-1145 a.m. HTB 113 LD02 00188 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. HTB 113
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00189 LAB MW 0600-0845 p.m. HTB 113
Saturday Course at Largo Campus: LS01 00283 LAB S 0900-0330 p.m. M-1016
ART 1580 Portfolio Development 1 Credit
Preparation for developing a cohesive portfolio for students planning academic transfer and/or seeking employment opportunities. Beyond the listed prerequisites, the department strongly advises that students have completed an additional 1000 level studio course and have completed or are concurrently enrolled in a 2000 level studio course. Prerequisites: ART 1510, ART 1530.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00190 LAB F 1200-0245 p.m. M1016
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00192 LAB F 0600-0845 p.m. M1016
ART 1590 Watercolor I 3 Credits
An introductory course in basic watercolor painting. Emphasis is on techniques and traditional watercolor materials used by today's watercolorists. Includes composition, color concepts, and history of watercolor painting. Students will attend lecture and demonstration classes and create their own paintings. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00195 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1015
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00197 LAB MW 0630-0915 p.m. M1015
ART 1600 Ceramics I 3 Credits
A beginners' studio course designed to teach ceramics as a creative craft and art form. The student is encouraged to explore ceramics as a form of three-dimensional expression and to be actively engaged in the complete cycle of ceramic production: production of clay, construction of forms, and firing. Students are expected to acquire knowledge of and to test various glazes. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00199 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. S2
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00208 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. S2
ART 1610 Commercial Art I 3 Credits This course is designed to provide a survey of the design principles and artistic concepts that produce quality commercial art. Students will acquire hands-on experience in taking a variety of projects from concept development to final output. Training will be provided in the various production skills and techniques used by graphic design professionals. The prerequisites for this course are Art 1510 Basic Design and/or Art 1570 Introduction to Computer Graphics. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00209 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1016
HY01 00211 Campus Web (Mandatory Meetings on Campus: TH 6:30-9:15 pm: 8/28; 9/4; 9/18; 10/2; 10/16; 10/30; 11/13; 11/20; 12/4)
ART 1620 Publication Design Using 3 Credits Computers
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the fundamentals of publication and print media design. Hands-on training will be provided using a variety of digital media and hardware current to the graphic design profession. Students will gain experience in taking a print media project from concept on through to page layout and production. The prerequisite for this course is Art 1570 Introduction to Computer Graphics. . Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00214 LAB MW 0600-0845 p.m. M1016
ART 1630 Commercial Illustration I 3 Credits
This studio course investigates the various media, techniques and artistic concepts that produce quality commercial illustration. Prerequisite: ART 1530, Drawing I. 6 studio hours.
Day Course at Largo Campus: 2179 00216 LAB MW 0900-1145 p.m. M1002
ART 1640 Color Theory & Application 3 Credits
In all disciplines, a working knowledge of color principles is vital in creating effective, successful works of art. Color Theory an Application builds on concepts introduced in ART 151, Basic Design and introduces students to the history, psychology and physics of color. Through lectures, studio projects and museum visits, students will develop vocabulary of color and a working understanding of various color systems. In the studio, students will create original art works that explore aesthetic color relationships and the psychological application of color. Through class critiques and written assignments, students will learn how to evaluate and discuss their own work as well as the work of their peers. Recommended: ART 1510, Basic Design.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00219 LAB WF 0300-0545 p.m. M1002
ART 2510 Design II 3 Credits
Art 251 is a continuation of Art 151, Basic Design. The visual elements and principles of three-dimensional design will be explored with an emphasis on critical thinking. Students will be introduced to materials and methods for developing a work of art in three-dimensional space and they will learn how to apply the principles of design to work that has multiple points of view. Students will learn how to consider aesthetic and conceptual issues as well as solve technique problems in the creation of original art work. Through class critiques, students will gain experience in written ad verbal analysis of their own work and the work of their peers. Prerequisite: ART 151 - Basic Design.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00220 LAB TTh 1200-0245 p.m. S1
ART 2530 Drawing II 3 Credits
An advanced studio course that stresses further development of individual drawing skills, a thorough understanding of drawing principles, and a greater exploration of the various drawing materials and techniques. The human figure, landscape and man-made objects are teh source of investigation. Prerequisite: Art 153. 6 studio hours
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00223 LAB MW 0300-0545 p.m. M1012 LD02 00227 LAB MW 0900-1145 p.m. M1012 LD03 00228 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. M1012 LD04 00230 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1012
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00231 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1012
Saturday Course at Largo Campus: LS01 00284 LAB S 0900-0330 p.m. M1012 NOTE: 00284 begins 9/6.
ART 2540 Painting II 3 Credits
An advanced studio painting course stressing individual painting skills and personal style. This is a continuation of work with basic painting techniques and the use of the painting medium initiated in Painting I. Focus on compositional theories and practice, experimentation with mediums, and creative approaches to subject, will encourage and enable the making of more finished works of art. Formerly ART 106. Prerequisite: ART 1540. 6 studio hrs.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00235 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1015 LD02 00236 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. M1015
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00237 LAB MW 0630-0915 p.m. M1015
ART 2550 Sculpture II 3 Credits
This course offers the student the opportunity to more thoroughly explore concepts of three-dimensional art. Emphasis is placed on independent selection of materials and their aesthetic implications and how they relate to contemporary sculptural images. Prerequisite: ART 1550. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00239 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. S1
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00240 LAB MW 0630-0915 p.m. S1
ART 2560 Photography II 3 Credits
Continues the exploration of the photographic vision. Under the supervision of the instructor, the student defines and completes a personal project by using advanced camera handling and lighting techniques, darkroom manipulation, and altered processes including electronic scanning and printing. Prerequisite: ART 1560. 6 studio hrs.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 00242 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1004 LD02 00243 LAB MW 0330-0615 p.m. M1004
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00245 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1004
ART 2570 Lettering, Typography, 3 Credits and Layout
This course is designed to deepen the students understanding of fundamental publication and presentation design. The overall goal of the class is to expand the student’s ability to explore creative solutions for text based visual information. The prerequisite for this course is Art 1620, Publication Design Using Computers.
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00246 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M-1002
ART 258 Digital Photography I. 3 Credits
This course is a general introduction to the terms and technologies employed in digital photography. Students will utilize digital cameras; scan film and photographs; manipulate images; and produce finished prints with laser and inkjet printers. Students must have access to a 35mm or digital camera for use in the course.
LD01 00250 LAB MW 0300-0545 p.m. HTB 111
ART 2590 Watercolor II 3 Credits
This advanced course will cover watercolor techniques in depth. Students work with more refined techniques of the medium: large paper format and watercolor monoprints, and a more independent approach to their own work. Prerequisite: ART 1590. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00251 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1015
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00252 LAB MW 0630-0915 p.m. M1015
ART 2600 Ceramics II 3 Credits
Emphasis is on designing forms in clay using hand building and wheel throwing techniques. Advanced glaze theory, clay bodies, and firing techniques explored in depth. Prerequisite: ART 1600. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00253 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. S2
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00254 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. S2
ART 2610 Commercial Art II 3 Credits This course is designed to provide students with advanced concepts utilized in the creation of advertising art, web-based graphics, broadcast graphics, interactive multimedia, electronic publishing, and print media. Art 261 is designed to expand the survey of design principles and artistic concepts to a more global perspective. The prerequisite for this course is Art 1610 Commercial Art I. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00255 LAB TTh 1230-0315 p.m. M1016
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00256 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. M1002
ART 2620 Design and Illustration 3 Credits on Computers. This course is designed provide a survey of computer-based methods of producing artwork used commercially. This includes extensive use of object-oriented and image processing software packages. Projects may include package design, editorial support illustration, logo/icon design, creative web pages, statistical charts and graphs, and technical illustration. The prerequisite for this course is Art 1570, Introduction to Computer Graphics. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00258 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. HT113
ART 2630 Commercial Illustration II 3 Credits This course is designed to expand a student’s exploration of illustration techniques. Art 2630 emphasizes the creative approach to preparing imaginative, effective illustrations. ART 263 emphasizes the creative approach to preparing imaginative, effective illustrations. The prerequisite for this course is Art 1630 - Commercial Illustration. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00260 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. M1012
ART 2650 Animation and Multimedia I 3 Credits
Course content focuses on two-dimensional animation and multimedia, with an emphasis on creativity, originality and experimentation. Various software packages will be utilized to create animated sequences complete with sound and special effects. Introduction to Computer Graphics (Art 1570) is the required prerequisite for this course. A student will be expected to have an aptitude for learning a variety of software packages. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00261 LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. HTB 113
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00263 LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. HTB 113
ART 2660 Digital Imaging 3 Credits
Advanced techniques in computer graphics creation and image manipulation. Includes use of scanners, digital cameras, and CD-ROM sources. Includes use of scanners, digital cameras and CD-ROM sources. Prerequisite: ART 1570. 6 studio hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00264 LAB TTh 0930-1215 p.m. HTB 113
ART 2670 3-D Computer Graphics 3 Credits Course content focuses on three-dimensional modeling and animation techniques, with an emphasis on creativity, originality and experimentation. Various software packages will be utilized to create 3D stills and animated sequences complete with sound and special effects. A survey of modeling techniques and examples from a variety of industries will be provided. Art 1570 is the required prerequisite for this course. A student will be expected to have an aptitude for learning a variety of software packages. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00266 LAB TTh 0330-0615 p.m. HTB 113
ART 2700 Art Survey I 3 Credits
Art 270 introduces survey of art and architecture from prehistoric times to the Gothic Art. Works of painting, sculpture, and architecture will be analyzed both in terms of their style, iconography, and technique, and in terms of their significance within the historical, social, religious, and economic context in which they were produced.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00267 LEC MWF 0800-0850 a.m. M1019
Evening Course at Largo Campus: LE01 00269 LEC W 0630-0915 p.m. M1019
ART 2720 African American Art 3 Credits
Beginning with the major historic African cultures, this course traces the artistic achievement of African Americans from before slavery through the colonial period. Discover how they were influenced by Western or European cultures. Students will study major artists and trends in African American art including contemporary expressions. Prerequisite: Reading proficiency level. 3 class hrs.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00270 LEC MWF 0900-0950 a.m. M1019
ART 2730 Integrated Arts 3 Credits
This course introduces students to the areas of visual arts, dance, music and theater through an exploration of representative works. This experience will enhance self expression and a better understanding of the human experience. This course meets part of the Maryland State integrative arts requirement for the Associate of Arts degree in teaching. Visual art, dance, music and theatre are introduced, to be incorporated into all classroom teaching. Prerequisite: reading proficiency level.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00272 LEC MW 0430-0545 p.m. M-1016 LE01 00274 LEC TTh 0430-0545 p.m. M-1016
Online Course at Largo Campus HY01 00275 CAMPUS WEB M1016
(NOTE: Students must have an internet provider and own e-mail address. Most instructional presentations, course assignments, completed homework to instructors, chat with fellow students., research and student/instructor interaction will be through the internet. Due to the integrated nature of the course, there will be eight mandatory meetings: 6:30-9:15 p.m. on August 26, September 9, September 23, October 7, October 21, November 4, November 18, December 2 and December 9 in M1016. Students must attend the on-campus meeting to receive a passing grade in the course. For more information, see Distance Learning Section or call (301) 322-0966.
ART 2740 Contemporary Art 3 Credits Introduction to art and architecture from the late 19th century to the present. Visual arts from traditional works to conceptual forms, installation, video and performance art will be analyzed both in terms of style, technique, and
philosophy and their political, social, and economic significance. The history and
philosophy of the various movements and their relationship to contemporary thought and
culture will be explored. Prerequisites: Reading proficiency; English proficiency level. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01
00277 LAB MW 0300-0415 p.m. M-1019 ART 2750
Animation & Multimedia II 3 Credits Animation and Multimedia II is a
continuation of ART 2650. Students will explore advanced vector drawing,
animation techniques, navigation design, interactivity, and digital
video/audio. Course exercises will include 2-D animations, screen-based
graphics, and digital video presentations. Prerequisite: ART 2650
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01
00279
LAB MW 1200-0245 p.m. HTB 113 Evening Course at Largo Campus:
LE01 00280
LAB TTh 0630-0915 p.m. HTB 113 ART 2780 Digital Photography II. 3 Credits This
course is a continuation of Digital Photography I. Students will explore
complex techniques and contemporary concerns associated with advanced electronic
imaging. The students will utilize digital cameras,; film and flatbed scanners to digital
negatives, slides, and photographs; manipulate images; and produce finished prints with laser and
inkjet printers. Students must have access to a 35mm or digital camera for
use in the course. Prerequisite: Art 2580, Digital Photography I. Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 00281 LAB MW
0300-0545 p.m. HTB 111
For more information, call 301-322-0966.
ART 1010. Introduction to Art. 3 Credits
The art of seeing is developed through the examination of the fundamentals of visual art. Emphasis is on exploration and understanding of styles, techniques, principles and major innovations of art. Both lecture and hands-on teaching methods may be used to involve the student in the creative process. Artistic ability or experience are not required. Prerequisite: Reading proficiency. (Honors version available)
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06719 LEC MWF 1000-1050AM M1019 LD02 06720 LEC MWF 1100-1150AM M1019 LD03 06721 LEC MWF 1200-1250PM M1019 LD04 06722 LEC TTh 0800-0915AM M1019 LD05 06723 LEC TTh 0930-1045AM M1019 LD06 06724 LEC TTh 1100-1215PM M1019 LD07 06725 LEC TTh 1230-0145PM M1019
LD08 06727 LEC MW 0100-0245PM M1019 NOTE: LD08 meets 12 weeks beginning FEB 2.
LD09 06728 LEC TTh 0200-0345PM M1019 NOTE: LD09 meets 12 weeks beginning FEB 3.
Day Courses at Extension Center: XD01 06729 LEC F 0900-1145AM UTC
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06726 LEC M 0630-0915PM M1019
Evening Courses at Extension Center: XE01 06731 LEC W 0630-0915PM AF NOTE: All civilian students registering for AF courses must obtain a College Base Pass. See Class Schedule for details.
Online Courses:
DL01 06732 LEC TBA NOTE: This section is an online section. All instructional presentations, course assignments and student/instructor interaction will be through the Internet.
DL02 06735 Fast Track Online (meets 2/2-4/20) TBA
HY03 06740 Campus-Web Online Mandatory Meetings: 6:30-9:15 – M-1016 - Jan 22, Feb 5 & 19, Mar 5 & 19, Apr 2, 16, 30 & May 7
ART 1510. Basic Design. 3 Credits
This course explores the organization of visual elements in a planned order. It consists of a series of lectures and demonstrations in which the visual elements of art and the principles of design are discussed and basic techniques for handling material are developed. Lectures are followed by related studio problems for the student to explore and solve. Primarily two-dimensional design. 6 studio hrs.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06746 LAB MW 0900-1145AM M1002 LD02 06744 LAB MW 1200-0245AM M1002 LD03 06749 LAB TTH 0930-1215PM M1002 LD04 06747 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM M1002
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06749 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1002
Saturday Courses at Largo Campus: LS01 06751 LAB S 0900-0330 PM M-1002
ART 1530. Drawing I. 3 Credits
Introduction to basic drawing techniques through the exploration of the human figure and natural and man-made forms. A variety of drawing tools and materials are introduced. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06757 LAB MW 1200-0245AM M1012 LD02 06759 LAB MW 0300-0545PM M1012 LD03 06760 LAB TTh 0930-1215PM M1012 LD04 06761 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM M1012
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06749 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1012
Saturday Courses at Largo Campus: LS01 06765 LAB S 0900-0330PM M1012 ART 1540. Painting I. 3 Credits
An introduction to basic techniques and theories of painting. Emphasis is on learning the skill of painting and application of materials. Students explore the basic elements of two-dimensional art as a means to create interesting compositions, manipulate space and develop solid forms. The course is designed for beginners with little or no experience in painting. Proficiency in drawing is beneficial but not critical to successful completion of this course. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06767 LAB MW 1200-0245PM M1015 LD02 06769 LAB TTH 0930-1215PM M1015
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06770 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1015
ART 1550. Sculpture I. 3 Credits This studio course explores traditional and contemporary sculpture materials and processes. Students acquire technical skills and an understanding of the physical and expressive possibilities of diverse materials. Emphasis is placed on learning safe, appropriate use of tools and materials. Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06776 LAB MW 1200-0245PM S1
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06779 LAB MW 0630-0915PM S1 NOTE: S1 (Steel Building) is located behind and next to the Natatorium.
ART 1560. Photography I. 3 Credits
Contemporary principles and terminologies are introduced by developing basic skills with camera operation and handling, photographic, black and white film processing, black and white darkroom techniques, print finishing and presentation. The students are exposed to a brief history, color theory and aesthetics of the photographic vision. No prior experience required. 6 studio hours
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06780 LAB MW 1200-0245PM M1004 LD02 06781 LAB TTh 0330-0615PM M1004
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06782 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1004 ART 1570. Introduction to Computer Graphics. 3 Credits
Designed to provide a survey of the role of the computer in visual communication design. Students will receive basic training on the primary types of software and peripherals with which designers must be familiar. This includes painting-type (raster) software as well as structured graphic (vector) applications. Students will be encouraged to develop creative approaches to projects coupled with increased technical proficiency. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06784 LAB MW 0900-1145AM HTB113 LD02 06786 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM HTB113
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06788 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM HTB113
Saturday Courses at Largo Campus: LS01 06789 LAB S 0900-0330PM M1016
ART 1580. Portfolio Development. 1 Credit A studio course which provides a structured approach to portfolio development. It will enable students to assemble a coherent body of artwork for academic transfer and/or employment opportunities. Students will prepare a portfolio in their area of a specialization, in a variety of formats. Prerequisites: ART 1510, ART 1530, completion of a 2000-level studio art course and a second 2000-level studio course completed or concurrent. 3 studio hours. Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06791 LAB F 1200-0245PM M1002
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06793 LAB W 0600-0845PM M1002
ART 1590. Watercolor I. 3 Credits
An introductory course in basic watercolor painting. Emphasis in on techniques and traditional watercolor materials used by today’s watercolorists. Includes composition, color concepts, and history of watercolor painting. Students will attend lecture and demonstration classes and create their own paintings. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06794 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM M1015
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06796 LAB MW 0630-0915PM M1015
ART 1600. Ceramics I. 3 Credits A studio course designed to introduce basic ceramic techniques and concepts. Students will learn hand building and wheel throwing methods for creating functional and nonfunctional ceramic forms. Students will be introduced to ceramic decoration and kiln firing as well as safe material handling. Historic and contemporary ceramic art will be introduced through slide lectures and museum visits. 6 studio hours. Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06797 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM S2
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06799 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM S2 NOTE: S2 (Steel Building) is located behind and next to the Natatorium.
ART 1610. Commercial Art I. 3 Credits Provides a survey of the design principles and artistic concepts that produce quality commercial art. Students will acquire hands-on experience in taking a variety of projects from concept development to final output. Training will be provided in the various production skills and techniques used by graphic design professionals.. Prerequisite: ART 1510 or ART 1570. 6 studio hours. Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06800 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM HTB111
HY01 06802 Campus Web - Online Mandatory Meetings: 1/29, 2/12, 3/26, 4/16, 4/30 and 5/7 – 0630-0915PM M1016
ART 1620. Publication Design Using Computers. 3 Credits
Designed to acquaint the student with the fundamentals of publication and print media design. Hands-on training will be provided using a variety of digital media and hardware current to the graphic design profession. Students will gain experience in taking a print media project from concept to page layout and production. Prerequisite: ART 1570. 6 studio hours.
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06806 LAB MW 0600-0845PM M1016
ART 1630. Commercial Illustration I. 3 Credits
Investigates the various media, techniques and artistic concepts that produce quality commercial illustration. Prerequisite: ART 1530. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06800 LAB MW 0900-1145AM M1012 ART 1640. Color Theory and Application 2 Credits
Introduces students to the history, psychology and physics of color by building on concepts introduced in ART 1530, Basic Design. In all disciplines, a working knowledge of color principles is vital in creating effective, successful works of art. Through lectures, studio projects and museum visits, students will develop a vocabulary of color and a working understanding of various color systems. In the studio, students will create original artworks that explore aesthetic color relationships and the psychological application of color. Through class critiques and written assignments, students will learn how to evaluate and discuss their own work as well as the work of their peers. Prerequisite: ART 1510. 6 studio hours.
Day Course at Largo Campus: LD01 06809 LAB WF 0300-0545AM M1002
ART 2510. Design II. 3 Credits
A continuation of ART 1510, Basic Design. The visual elements and principles of three-dimensional design will be explored with an emphasis on visual and critical thinking. Students will be introduced to materials and methods for developing a work of art that has multiple points of view. Students also will learn how to consider aesthetic and conceptual issues as well as solve technical problems in the creation of original art work. Through class critiques, students will gain experience in written and verbal analysis of their own work and the work of their peers. Prerequisite: ART 1510. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06811 LAB MW 1200-0245PM S1 NOTE: S1 (Steel Building) is located behind and next to the Natatorium.
ART 2530. Drawing II. 3 Credits
An advanced studio course that emphasizes further development of individual drawing skills, a thorough understanding of drawing principles and a greater exploration of the various drawing materials and techniques. The human figure, landscape and man-made objects are the source of investigation. Prerequisite: Art 1530. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD02 06814 LAB MW 0300-0545PM M1012 LD03 06815 LAB TTh 0930-1215PM M1012 LD04 06817 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM M1012
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06818 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1012
Saturday Courses at Largo Campus: LS01 06820 LAB S 0900-0330PM M1012 ART 2540. Painting II. 3 Credits
An advanced studio course that stresses further development of individual painting skills and techniques and a broader understanding of color theory. Students are encouraged to explore complex issues and to develop greater understanding of the medium. Prerequisite: Art 1540. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06822 LAB MW 1200-0245PM M1015 LD02 06823 LAB TTH 0930-1215PM M1015
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06824 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1015
ART 2550. Sculpture II. 3 Credits This studio course continues the exploration of traditional and contemporary sculpture materials and processes. As students further develop their technical skills, they are encouraged to investigate the impact of material and technique upon form and content and observe safe, appropriate use of tools and materials. Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06825 LAB MW 1200-0245PM S1
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06826 LAB MW 0630-0915PM S1 NOTE: S1 (Steel Building) is located behind and next to the Natatorium.
ART 2560. Photography II. 3 Credits
Continues the exploration of the photographic vision. Under the supervision of the instructor, the student defines and completes a personal project by using advanced camera handling and lighting technique, darkroom manipulation, and altered processes including electronic scanning and printing. Prerequisite: ART 1560. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06828 LAB MW 1200-0245PM M1004 LD02 06830 LAB TTh 0330-0615PM M1004
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06831 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM M1004 ART 2570. Lettering, Typography, & Layout. 3 Credits
Designed to deepen the student’s understanding of fundamental publication and presentation design. The overall goal of the course is to expand the student’s ability to explore creative solutions for text based visual information. Prerequisite: ART 1620. 6 studio hours.
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06833 LAB MW 0630-0915PM M1002
ART 2580. Digital Photography. 3 Credits
This course is a general introduction to the terms and technologies employed in digital photography. Students will utilize digital cameras, scan film and photographs; manipulate images; and produce finished prints with laser and inkjet printers. Students must have access to a digital or 35mm camera for use in this course. 6 studio hours.
LD01 06835 LAB MW 0300-0545PM HTB111
ART 2590. Watercolor II. 3 Credits This advanced course will cover watercolor techniques in depth. Students work with more refined techniques of the medium: large paper format and watercolor monoprints, and a more independent approach to their own work. Prerequisite: ART 1590. 6 studio hours Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06794 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM M1015
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06837 LAB MW 0630-0915PM M1015
ART 2600. Ceramics II. 3 Credits
This studio course is designed to allow students to gain greater skill hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques as they design functional and nonfunctional ceramic forms. Students gain more understanding of ceramic decoration and learn basic glaze formulation. They also build on their knowledge of kiln loading and firing and safe studio practices. Students will gain greater knowledge of the history of ceramics and of contemporary ceramic art through slide lectures and museum visits. Prerequisite: ART 1600. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06839 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM S2
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06842 LAB TTh 0630-0915PM S2
NOTE: S2 (Steel Building) is located behind and next to the Natatorium.
ART 2610. Commercial Art II. 3 Credits
Designed to provide students with advanced concepts utilized in the creation of advertising art, web-based graphics, broadcast graphics, interactive multimedia, electronic publishing, and print media. This course attempts to expand the survey of design principles and artistic concepts to a more global perspective. Prerequisite: ART 1610. 6 studio hours.
Day Courses at Largo Campus: LD01 06850 LAB TTh 1230-0315PM HTB111
Evening Courses at Largo Campus: LE01 06846 LAB MW 0630-0915PM M1002
ART 2620. Design and Illustration on Computers. 3 Credits
Provides a survey of computer-based methods of producing artwork used commercially. This includes extensive use of object-oriented and image processing software packages. Projects may include package design, editorial support illustration, logo/icon design, creative web pages, statistical charts and graphs, and technical illustration. Prerequisite: ART 1570. 6 studio hours.
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