The student will:

1. Demonstrate skills in written and oral communication through critiques;
2.  
   Communicate the essence of an idea to the public;
3.  
   Demonstrate technical skills;
4.  
   Analyze artwork for structural form;
5.  
   Research artists, artwork for their historical contexts and apply or adapt theories/styles to their own work;
    
6. Critique one's own artwork and the artwork of others.

Associate of Arts (AA)

First Semester
ART 123S	Ancient Art History	3
ART 127S	Basic Design or	3
ART 142S	Three-Dimensional Design1
CIT 100S	Introduction to Computers	1
ENG 121S	Composition I	3
HUM 121S	Introduction to Humanities	3
COM 121S	Fundamentals of Communication	3
		16
Second Semester
ART 124S	Art History: The Modern Era	3
ART 130S	Drawing I	3
ENG 122S	Composition II	3
PSY 121S	Introduction to Psychology	3
	Science/Mathematics Elective2	4
		16
Third Semester
ART 126S	Color Theory	3
ANT 121S	Introduction to Anthropology	3
HST 122S	Western Civilization to 1715	3
	Science/Mathematics Elective2	3
	Art  Elective3	3
		15
Fourth Semester
NET 105S	Computer Graphics	3
	Humanities Elective2	3
	Science/Mathematics Elective2	3
	Social Behavioral Science Elective2
	Art Elective 13	3
	Art Elective 23	3
		19
Total Credits		66

¹Three-dimensional specialty students should take ART 142S rather than ART 127S.

²Refer to AA general education requirements.

³To be chosen from one of three options. All three electives must be from the same option. (1) Two-dimensional art: ART 1331S, ART 150S, ART 151S, ART 153S, ART 154S, and ART 170S. (2)Three-dimensional: ART 138S, ART 139S, and ART 141S. (3) Photography: ART 160S, ART 161S, ART 163S, ART 299S Alternative Processes.

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