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Department of Fine Arts and Communication Courses

ART 1301	Art Appreciation	An introductory course leading to an understanding of the Visual Arts.
ART 1303	Art History I	A survey of the art and architecture of the Western World from prehistoric times through the Gothic Period.
ART 1304	Art History II	A survey of the art and architecture of the Western World from the Early Renaissance to the contemporary period. Qualifies for general education credit.
ART 1311	Design I	An introduction to the fundamentals of two-dimensional design.
ART 1312	Design II	Three-dimensional design and color theory. (May be taken before Design I)
ART 1316	Drawing I	An introduction to drawing fundamentals with stress upon observations and techniques involving various drawing media.
ART 1317	Drawing II	Continuation of drawing skills and techniques as begun in Drawing I (1316) with emphasis on compositional skills. Prerequisite: ART 1316.
ART 2313	Design Communication I
ART 2316	Painting I	Exploring opaque painting media (oil or acrylic) with emphasis on color and composition.
ART 2326	Sculpture I	Exploratory studies in the principles, materials, and techniques of sculpture. (ARTS 2326)
ART 2346	Ceramics I	An introduction to basic ceramic processes, including wheel throwing, hand building, glazing and firing.
ART 2347	Ceramics II	A further exploration of intermediate ceramic processes, including wheel throwing, glazing and kiln firing. Prerequisite: ART 2346.
ART 2366	Watercolor I	Exploring transparent painting media (watercolor or tempera) with emphasis on methods and techniques.
ART 3301	Art Studio Con - Ceramics
ART 3301	Art Studio Con - Painting
ART 3301	Art Studio Con: Ceramics
ART 3301	Art Studio Con: Digital Art
ART 3301	Art Studio Conc. Adv. Digital
ART 3301	Art Studio Conc: Adv Digital
ART 3301	Art Studio Conc: Adv Painting
ART 3301	Art Studio Conc: Ceramics
ART 3301	Art Studio Conc: Digital
ART 3301	Art Studio Conc: Painting
ART 3301	Independent Study: Art Studio
ART 3302	Printmaking
ART 3303	Art Theory for Children
ART 3304	Fused & Slumped Glass
ART 3308	Contemporary Art History
ART 3309	Crafts
ART 3310	Advanced Glass	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Art & Architecture of Europe	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Classical Methods in Oil	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Fused Glass Jewelry	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Graphic Novel Illustration	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Graphic Novel Ilustratin	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	McNair Research Seminar	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Photography	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	Raku Ceramics	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3310	User Interface Design	Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, art in the general culture, techniques of teaching art in the public schools, or other topics in the field of art. (May be repeated for credit when topic varies.)
ART 3323	18th & 19th Century Art
ART 4301	Adv Studio Con I - Ceramics
ART 4301	Adv Studio Con I - Painting
ART 4301	Adv Studio Con I: Ceramics
ART 4301	Adv Studio Con I: Photography
ART 4301	Adv Studio Conc I Adv Digital
ART 4301	Adv Studio Conc I Ceramics
ART 4301	Adv Studio Conc I Digital
ART 4301	Adv Studio Conc I: Adv Digital
ART 4301	Adv Studio Conc I: Ceramics
ART 4301	Adv Studio Conc I: Digital
ART 4301	Adv Studio Concentration I
ART 4301	Advanced Slab & Hand Building
ART 4301	Internship
ART 4302	Adv Studio Con II - Ceramics
ART 4302	Adv Studio Con II - Painting
ART 4302	Adv Studio Con II: Adv Digital
ART 4302	Adv Studio Con II: Ceramics
ART 4302	Adv Studio Con II: Digital
ART 4302	Adv Studio Con II: Painting
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc II Adv Digital
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc II Ceramics
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc II Digital
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc II: Ceramics
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc II: Digital
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc II: Proposal
ART 4302	Adv Studio Conc. II Painting
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition - Ceramics	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition - Painting	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition DigitalArt	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition: Ceramics	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition: Digital	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 4303	Capstone Exhibition: Painting	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 4302. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Bachelor of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of studio specialization
ART 5301	Curriculum Enrichment
ART 5303	Research in Curriculum Develop
ART 5304	Art Studio I: Ceramics
ART 5304	Art Studio I: Painting
ART 5304	Art Studio I: Photography
ART 5304	Experimental Proc in Photo
ART 5304	Grad Art Studio I Ceramics
ART 5304	Grad Art Studio I Painting
ART 5304	Grad Art Studio I: Ceramics
ART 5304	Grad Art Studio I: Painting
ART 5304	Grad Art Studio I: Photography
ART 5304	Grad Art StudioI Work on Paper
ART 5304	Graduate Art Studio I
ART 5304	Graduate Art Studio I Painting
ART 5304	Graduate Drawing
ART 5304	Plein Air Painting
ART 5305	Master's Exhibition	Students will complete the project proposed in the last semester of ART 5304. This course is to be taken as the final course for the Master of Arts, and students may receive an I until the exhibition is completed. Prerequisite: 12 hours of 5304 in a studio specialization
ART 5306	Art & Architecture of Europe
ART 5306	Art History
ARTC 2331	Intro to Animation
ARTC 3332	Advanced 2-D Imaging
ARTC 3334	Intro to Maya
ARTC 3340	Advanced Animation
COMM 1310	Fundamentals of Communication
COMM 1311	Intro to Speech Communication	Theory and practice of speech communication behavior in interpersonal, small group, and public communication situations.
COMM 1318	Interpersonal Communication
COMM 1320	Business and Prof Comm	This course focuses on multiple modes of communication in business, government, industrial, and not-for-profit or service organizations ranging from routine messages, memos, and email to letters and professional presentations. Course highlights persuasion as a key component of all business and professional messages. It will include an analysis of the organizational structures of the workplace as well as job-oriented interviewing from the standpoint of the employer and employees. Meets oral communication requirement.
COMM 1325	Intro to Film Studies
COMM 1335	Intro to Comm Studies
COMM 2306	Basic Video Production
COMM 2307	Basic Radio
COMM 2309	Communication & Sport
COMM 2333	Discuss Small Group Comm	Emphasis on effective group interaction in task-oriented situations. Course will focus on elements of small group structures and communication styles which influence the problem-solving process. Includes small group participation and analysis of group communication.
COMM 2335	Visual Communication
COMM 3302	Broadcast News Gathering
COMM 3304	Critical Reasoning
COMM 3305	Mass Communication & Culture
COMM 3307	Studies in Film
COMM 3307	Studies in Film: Science Fict
COMM 3308	Documentary Post Production
COMM 3308	Video Workshop
COMM 3309	Family Communication
COMM 3313	Advanced Video Production
COMM 3315	Organizational Communication	This course provides an examination and exploration of applications of communication theories within the framework of an organization. Attention will be given to strategies for diagnosing communication problems and affecting change in communication behaviors through an analysis of organizational communication theories and methods and a study of organizational culture and communication patterns.
COMM 4301	Persuasion
COMM 4302	Comm Theory & Research
COMM 4303	Special Topics: Internship
COMM 4303	Studies in Speech - McNair
COMM 4304	Documentary Internship	A course dealing with topics in speech communications. May be repeated for credit when topic varies.
COMM 4304	Internet & Society	A course dealing with topics in speech communications. May be repeated for credit when topic varies.
COMM 4305	Relational Communication
COMM 4307	Intercultural Communication
COMM 4310	Senior Capstone
COMM 4315	PR Campaigns
COMM 5304	Intercultural Communication
COMM 5304	Mass Comm & Culture
COMM 5304	Persuasion
COMM 5304	Relational Communication
COMM 5304	Science Fiction
COMM 5304	Speech Comm Wrkshp Brdcst News
COMM 5305	Indiv Studies in Speech Comm	Individually guided research in speech communication. May be repeated for credit when topic varies.
COMM 5307	Public Relations
COMM 5310	Internet & Society
COMM 5312	Oral Comm Course Development
FA 1302	Music Appreciation	This course develops music appreciation through an exploration of the relationship between musical symbolic sounds and technological innovations with a focus on instrument construction and musical composition. The course familiarizes students with music technology in a broad array of historical and geographical music environments through readings, lectures and hands-on exercises covering the timbres, scales, rhythms and forms that instruments produce, the contexts people play instruments in, and the reasons why they play.
FA 2302	Intro to Digital Design
FA 3303	Field Studies
JOUR 2101	Journalism Laboratory
JOUR 2302	Feature and Editorial Writing
JOUR 2311	News Gathering and Writing I	Writing for news media; clarity in use of language, style and punctuation; sentence and paragraph structure and organization of stories; credibility of information and new judgment; basic methods of researching and writing.
JOUR 3301	Student Publications Workshop
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction - Percussion
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction Clarinet
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction Euphonium
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction French Horn
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction Percussion
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction Saxophone
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction Trombone
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction: Clarinet
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction: French Horn
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction: Guitar
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction: Piano
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction: Tuba
MUS 1111	Ind Instruction: Voice
MUS 1111	Indivd. Instructn. French Horn
MUS 1111	Individual Instrct French Horn
MUS 1111	Individual Instrctn Euphonium
MUS 1111	Individual Instrctn- Clarinet
MUS 1111	Individual Instruct. Saxophone
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction - Flute
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction - Oboe
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction - Piano
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction - Sax
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction - Voice
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Bassoon
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Flute
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Guitar
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Oboe
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Piano
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Trumpet
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Tuba
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction Voice
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction: Guitar
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction: Piano
MUS 1111	Individual Instruction: Voice
MUS 1111	Individual Instructn Trombone
MUS 1112	Concert Choir
MUS 1112	Vocal Ensemble
MUS 1113	Brass Ensemble
MUS 1113	Concert Band
MUS 1113	Guitar Ensemble
MUS 1113	Jazz Band
MUS 1113	Lobo Athletic Band
MUS 1113	Lobo Spirit Band
MUS 1113	Music Theatre Ensembl
MUS 1113	Theatre Ensemble
MUS 1113	Woodwind Ensemble
MUS 1114	Vocal Techniques
MUS 1116	Sight Sing Ear Train I	The aural study of basic musical elements with emphasis on sight singing, scales, intervals, chords, and harmonic and melodic diction. Meets two hours per week.
MUS 1117	Sight Sing Ear Train II
MUS 1117	Sight Sing Ear Train II	Continuation of MUS 1116. Meets two hours per week. Prerequisite: MUS 1116
MUS 1181	Piano Class I	Class instruction for Music majors and minors, and for other students who have not had previous study.
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction - Percussion
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction Clarinet
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction French Horn
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction Percussion
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Clarinet
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Euphonium
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Flute
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: French Horn
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Guitar
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Piano
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Trombone
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Trumpet
MUS 1211	Ind Instruction: Voice
MUS 1211	Ind. Instruction Euphonium
MUS 1211	Ind. Instruction Trombone
MUS 1211	Individ. Instruct. Clarinet
MUS 1211	Individual Instruc French Horn
MUS 1211	Individual Instruct Bassoon
MUS 1211	Individual Instruct Euphonium
MUS 1211	Individual Instruct Trombone
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Bassoon
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Flut
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Flute
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Guitar
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Oboe
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Piano
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Sax
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Trumpet
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Tuba
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction Voice
MUS 1211	Individual Instruction: Voice
MUS 1308	Music Literature I	(A fine arts/humanities course). A course designed to acquaint students with representative music of different ages, styles, media, and forms; and to its historical background. This course meets Fine Arts requirement.
MUS 1309	American Music
MUS 1310	Contemp Topics in Music Ed
MUS 1311	Music Theory I	A study of basic musical elements with emphasis on terminology, scales, intervals, chords, tonal relationships, and simple part writing.
MUS 1312	Music Theory II	Continuation of MUS 1311. Prerequisite: MUS 1311 or equivalent.
MUS 2112	Music Theatre Ens
MUS 2116	Sight Sing Ear Train III	The continued aural study of basic musical elements with emphasis on sight singing, scales, intervals, chords, and harmonic melodic dictation as well as musical forms and structures. Prerequisite: MUS 1117.
MUS 2121	String Techniques	Class instruction for string instruments, for music majors and minors who have not had previous study, and for other interested students. Emphasis is on the ability to play the instruments studied.
MUS 2122	Percussion Techniques	Class instruction for percussion instruments, for music majors and minors who have not had previous study, and for other interested students. Emphasis is on the ability to play the instruments studied.
MUS 2123	Brass Techniques	Class instruction for brass instruments, for music majors and minors who have not had previous study, and for other interested students. Emphasis is on the ability to play the instruments studied.
MUS 2124	Woodwind Techniques	Class instruction for woodwind instruments, for music majors and minors who have not had previous study, and for other interested students. Emphasis is on the ability to play the instruments studied.
MUS 2311	Music Theory III	A continuation of musical elements studied in MUS 1331, with greater emphasis on musical structure, analysis, and music writing. Prerequisite: MUS 1312.
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction Clarinet
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction Euphonium
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction French Horn
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction Percusson
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction Saxophone
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction Trombone
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction: Piano
MUS 3111	Ind Instruction: Voice
MUS 3111	Individual Instr Euphonium
MUS 3111	Individual Instruc French Horn
MUS 3111	Individual Instruc Trombone
MUS 3111	Individual Instruc Trumpet
MUS 3111	Individual Instruct Bassoon
MUS 3111	Individual Instruct Clarinet
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Bassoon
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Flute
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Guitar
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Oboe
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Piano
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Sax
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Trumpet
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Tuba
MUS 3111	Individual Instruction Voice
MUS 3112	Concert Choir
MUS 3113	Brass Ensemble
MUS 3113	Concert Band
MUS 3113	Jazz Band
MUS 3113	Lobo Athletic Band
MUS 3113	Lobo Spirit Band
MUS 3113	Theatre Ensemble
MUS 3141	Ear Training IV
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction Clarinet
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction Euphonium
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction French Horn
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction Percusson
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction Saxophone
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction Trombone
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction: Euphonium
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction: Guitar
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction: Piano
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction: Trumpet
MUS 3211	Ind Instruction: Voice
MUS 3211	Individ. Instruct. Clarinet
MUS 3211	Individual Instr Euphonium
MUS 3211	Individual Instruc French Hor
MUS 3211	Individual Instruc Trombone
MUS 3211	Individual Instruct Bassoon
MUS 3211	Individual Instruct Trumpet
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Bassoon
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Flute
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Guitar
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Oboe
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Piano
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Sax
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Trumpet
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Tuba
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction Voice
MUS 3211	Individual Instruction: Voice
MUS 3310	Electronic Music
MUS 3310	Women Composers
MUS 3311	Music Materials for Children
MUS 3312	Contemp Topics in Music Ed
MUS 3313	Fundamentals of Conducting
MUS 3316	Secondary Music Methods
MUS 3341	Music Theory IV
MUS 4131	Senior Recital
MUS 4215	Marching Band Techniques
MUS 4216	Arranging
MUS 4311	History of Music I
MUS 4312	History of Music II
THEA 1120	Theatre Practicum I	Practical course designed for freshman students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. Non-theatre major and minors must receive permission from the instructor to enroll.
THEA 1121	Thea Practicum II: Publicity	Practical course designed for freshman students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. Non-theatre major and minors must receive permission from the instructor to enroll.
THEA 1121	Theatre Practicum II	Practical course designed for freshman students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. Non-theatre major and minors must receive permission from the instructor to enroll.
THEA 1310	Introduction to the Theatre	A survey of the elements of theatre and how they were formed. What makes theatre? Where has it come from and what is the future?
THEA 1322	Stage Movement	Examination and practical application of the styles of movement for the performing artist. Activities and exercises for the performing artist. Activities and exercises to improve posture, agility, vision, endurance and personal awareness.
THEA 1351	Acting I	A practical laboratory of the principles and technique of acting for the stage.
THEA 1352	Acting II
THEA 1372	Costume Construction	A beginning overview of the vocabulary and basic sewing methods of theatrical costuming. TCCNS Equivalent: DRAM 1342
THEA 2112	Musical Thea Performance
THEA 2120	Theatre Pract III: Publicity	Practical course designed for sophomore students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. Non-theatre major and minors must receive permission from the instructor to enroll.
THEA 2120	Theatre Pract III: Scen Paint	Practical course designed for sophomore students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. Non-theatre major and minors must receive permission from the instructor to enroll.
THEA 2120	Theatre Practicum III	Practical course designed for sophomore students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. Non-theatre major and minors must receive permission from the instructor to enroll.
THEA 2307	Stage Combat
THEA 2310	Intro to Theatrical Design
THEA 2311	Stage Management
THEA 2331	Stagecraft	A lecture-laboratory course designed to give the student a fundamental knowledge of the theory and techniques of scenic construction and lighting.
THEA 2336	Voice for the Theatre	Vocal techniques, including diction and dialect, for performing on the stage.
THEA 3101	Thea Wkshp: Scenic Const
THEA 3101	Theatre Wksp: Scene Painting
THEA 3101	Theatre Workshop
THEA 3102	Thea Workshop: Constume Const
THEA 3102	Theatre Wksp: Choreography
THEA 3102	Theatre Wksp: Scene Painting
THEA 3102	Theatre Workshop
THEA 3112	Musical Thea Performance
THEA 3302	Hist Thea I:Gk Thea-Ren Thea
THEA 3303	Repertory Theatre	Practice and theory in the problems of management, production, and acting in repertory theatre. May be repeated for credit, but not more than once for theatre majors or minors.
THEA 3304	Audition Techniques	A course dealing with topics in the study of theatre, such as theatrical design, mask characterizations, specialized acting methods or regional theatre history, etc. May be repeated when topic varies.
THEA 3304	Improvisational Acting	A course dealing with topics in the study of theatre, such as theatrical design, mask characterizations, specialized acting methods or regional theatre history, etc. May be repeated when topic varies.
THEA 3304	Screenwriting II	A course dealing with topics in the study of theatre, such as theatrical design, mask characterizations, specialized acting methods or regional theatre history, etc. May be repeated when topic varies.
THEA 3304	Theatre Graphics	A course dealing with topics in the study of theatre, such as theatrical design, mask characterizations, specialized acting methods or regional theatre history, etc. May be repeated when topic varies.
THEA 3305	Theatrical Design Research
THEA 3306	The History of Musical Theatre
THEA 3307	Musical Comedy Workshop	Practical training in the technique and style of performing scenes and songs from musical theatre. May be repeated for credit, but not more than once for theatre majors or minors.
THEA 3308	Acting III: Styles	An advanced study of acting styles and periods for the stage. Prerequisite: THEA 3301
THEA 3309	Stage Make-Up
THEA 3311	Playwriting
THEA 3312	Script Analysis
THEA 3313	Scenic Design
THEA 3314	Costume Design
THEA 3315	Lighting and Sound Design
THEA 3316	Hist Thea II:Eng Rstor-Cntemp
THEA 3317	Acting IV: Improvisation
THEA 3318	Directing I
THEA 3319	Producing	A comprehensive study of the theory and practice of film/video production.
THEA 3321	Screenwriting	An introduction to screenwriting format, craft, and technique, with an emphasis on the fundamentals of storytelling. Prerequisite: ENG 1302
THEA 4101	Theatre Workshop
THEA 4101	Theatre Workshop: Lighting
THEA 4102	Constume Construction
THEA 4102	Theatre Workshop
THEA 4304	Directing II
THEA 4305	Advanced Improvisation
THEA 4305	Directing I
THEA 4306	Acting V: Acting for Camera	A study of acting styles specific to film and television. Emphasis on sense memory, scene work, audition techniques and preparation to enter the industry. Prerequisite: Theatre 3301
THEA 4307	Senior Project
THEA 5303	Acting
THEA 5303	Adv Acting/Improvisation
THEA 5303	Advanced Acting: Styles
THEA 5303	Advanced Improvisation
THEA 5303	Hist Thea I:Gk Thea-Ren Thea
THEA 5303	Hist Thea II:Eng Rstor-Cntemp
THEA 5303	History of Musical Theatre
THEA 5305	Directing
THEA 5305	Playwriting

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