I. Core (4 credits)

• ART 104 - Two-Dimensional Design OR
• ART 106 - Drawing I

II. Two lower-level studio art courses (8 credits)

• ART 105 - Sculpture I
• ART 112 - Ceramic Sculpture I
• ART 120 - Digital Imaging
• ART 130 - Photography I
• ART 140 - Printmaking I
• ART 160 - Painting I

III. One Art History course: (4 credits)

• ARTH 101 - Western Art I: Ancient and Medieval
• ARTH 102 - Western Art II: Pre-Modern and Modern

IV. Two intermediate-level studio art courses (8 credits)

• ART 205 - Sculpture II
• ART 206 - Drawing II
• ART 212 - Ceramic Sculpture II
• ART 220 - Digital Video
• ART 230 - Photography II
• ART 240 - Printmaking II
• ART 260 - Painting II
• ART 270 - Special Topics in Studio Art

V. One upper-level studio are courses (4 credits)

• ART 305 - Sculpture III
• ART 306 - Drawing III
• ART 320 - Digital Animation
• ART 330 - Photography III
• ART 340 - Printmaking III
• ART 360 - Painting III

VI. Each of the following: (10-14 credits)

• ARTH 306 - Early 20th-Century Art
• ART 310 - Artist Writes
• ART 385 - Semester on Contemporary Art (may be taken for 4 or 8 credits)

VII. Additonal intermediate- or upper-level studio courses (8 credits)

• Two additional intermediate- or upper level studio art courses OR
• ART 400 - Selected Studio Projects

• AND

• ART 402 - Advanced Studio Projects

Note

Capstone Requirement: Any class at the 400-level.

All majors are expected to attend Art Department events, including guest lectures, gallery talks, exhibition receptions, workshops, and to participate in student exhibition programs.

A portfolio of high quality may be presented to the chair of the department to seek exemption from an entry-level course. If granted, students must make up the credits with an additional studio arts course.