ART -4000 Individual Problems
Credits: 3.00 TO 9.00
Prior to enrolling for individual problems, students must have a form signed by the instructor and the Department Head. Forms are available in the Art Office.

ART -4000A Individual Problems
Credits: 3.00
Upper-level students only. Art students can count no more than 9 hours of courses in Individual Problems (ART 4000A, 4000B, 4000C series) toward the major in Art.

ART -4000B Individual Problems
Credits: 3.00
Upper-level students only. Art students can count no more than 9 hours of courses in Individual Problems (ART 4000A, 4000B, 4000C series) toward the major in Art.

ART -4000C Individual Problems
Credits: 3.00
Upper-level students only. Art students can count no more than 15 hours of courses in Individual Problems (ART 400, 401, 402 series) toward the major in Art.

ART -4090 Ceramics III
Credits: 3.00
Advanced problems in specific technical and conceptual areas are assigned that relate to series of work dealing with the student's individual's expressions in clay. Clay series may concentrate on wheel throwing, hand forming or a combination of the two methods. The class includes advanced information on kiln repair, clays, glazes and kiln firings.

ART -4120 Advanced Graphic Design
Credits: 3.00
Primarily planned to coordinate graphics projects. Prerequisites: ART 3110, 4110.

ART -4150 Sculpture III
Credits: 3.00
Students create a series of works intended to advance individual student expression of conceptual idea through sculptural media in consultation with the instructor. Students develop work in one of the following areas: casting, mold making, figurative works, installations, clay, multi-media, wood, glass or metal fabrication. Prerequisites: ART 3410 and 3420.

ART -4170 Advanced Photography
Credits: 3.00
Emphasis on individual approaches to the photographic process.

ART -4210 Advanced Painting
Credits: 3.00
This is an open studio course which allows the student to identify the strengths and weakness in their paintings. The goal is to produce a self-defined body of work. Each student will create a contract stating the concept, material and amount of work that will be produced by the end of the semester. Student will sue the collective knowledge of the prerequisite courses to exhibit the relationships between form and content and the processes and materials explored. Prerequisites: ART 321 and 3220, or permission of instructor.

ART -4400 Intro/Desktop Publishing
Credits: 3.00
PageMaker basics, screen, menus, palettes, and other tools used together to create, modify, close, and open publications.

ART -4490 Portfolio Seminar
Credits: 3.00
Development of a resume, business card, portfolio, graduate school application, personal artistic statement, and interviewing techniques. Students must provide twenty slides of their best work as part of their final grade. Students must earn at least a B in the course to be eligible for the senior review and for graduation. Required of all Art majors in junior or senior year.

ART -4500 Senior Project I
Credits: 3.00
Project designed to give senior Art majors the opportunity to select and develop creative and written research related to art. The project is done under the supervision of the student's advisor and the Department Head. Required of all Art majors.

ART -4520 Advanced Printmaking
Credits: 3.00
An advanced printmaking course with emphasis on in-depth, individual approaches in various printmaking processes. Prerequisite: ART 3490 or permission of instructor.

ART -4550 African American Art II
Credits: 3.00
A study of the development of African American visual arts from the twentieth century to the present period.

ART -4720 Enhch Stud Tch Elem/Seco
Credits: 12.00
A semester-long experience of supervised practice teaching appropriately divided between elementary and secondary levels. Required of all students seeking certification in the teaching of Art. Prerequisite: successful completion of all certification courses except EDCI 4700A, which is taken concurrently.