| ART 1301 | Art Appreciation |
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| ART 1303 | Art History I |
ART 1303 (ARTS 1303) Art History I (3-0). A survey of the art and architecture of the Western World from prehistoric times through the Gothic Period. Equivalent courses: ART 3304 (through Summer 2011) |
| ART 1304 | Art History II |
ART 1304 (ARTS 1304) Art History II (3-0). A survey of the art and architecture of the Western World from the Early Renaissance to the contemporary period. Qualifies for general education credit. Equivalent courses: ART 3305 (through Summer 2011) |
| ART 1311 | Design I |
ART 1311 (ARTS 1311) Design I (2-4). An introduction to the fundamentals of two-dimensional design. Equivalent courses: ART 1303 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 1312 | Design II |
ART 1312 (ARTS 1312) Design II (2-4). Three-dimensional design and color theory. (May be taken before Design I). Equivalent courses: ART 1304 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 1316 | Drawing I |
ART 1316 (ARTS 1316) Drawing I (2-4). An introduction to drawing fundamentals with stress upon observations and techniques involving various drawing media. Equivalent courses: ART 1302 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 1317 | Drawing II |
ART 1317 (ARTS 1317) Drawing II (2-4). Continuation of drawing skills and techniques as begun in Drawing I (1316) with emphasis on compositional skills. Prerequisite: ART 1316. Equivalent courses: ART 1306 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 2313 | Design Communication I |
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| ART 2316 | Painting I |
ART 2316 (ARTS 2316) Painting I (2-4). Exploring opaque painting media (oil or acrylic) with emphasis on color and composition. Equivalent courses: ART 2301 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 2326 | Sculpture I |
ART 2326 (ARTS 2326) Sculpture I (2-4). Exploratory studies in the principles, materials, and techniques of sculpture. Equivalent courses: ART 2309 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 2333 | Printmaking |
ART 2333 Printmaking (2-4). An introduction to the basic printmaking processes including calligraphic, intaglio, stencil, and relief. |
| ART 2346 | Ceramics I |
ART 2346 (ARTS 2346) Ceramics I (2-4). An introduction to basic ceramic processes, including wheel throwing, hand building, glazing and firing. Equivalent courses: ART 2305 (through summer 2014) |
| ART 2347 | Ceramics II |
ART 2347 (ARTS 2347) Ceramics II (2-4). A further exploration of intermediate ceramic processes, including wheel throwing, glazing and kiln firing. Prerequisite: ART 2346. Equivalent courses: ART 2306 (through summer 2014) |
| ART 2366 | Watercolor I |
ART 2366 (ARTS) Watercolor I (2-4). Exploring transparent painting media (watercolor or tempera) with emphasis on methods and techniques. Equivalent courses: ART 2302 (through Summer 2014) |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc. Ceramics |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc. Painting |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc. Photography |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc.: Ceramics |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc.: Painting |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc.: Photography |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc: Ceramics |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3301 | Art Studio Conc: Drawing |
ART 3301 Art Studio Concentration (2-4). First level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. The course may be repeated for credit up to three times in an area of specialization. Student will need to discuss their artistic background with the instructor. |
| ART 3302 | Printmaking |
ART 3302 Printmaking (2-4). An introduction to the basic printmaking processes including calligraphic, intaglio, stencil, and relief. |
| ART 3304 | Fused & Slumped Glass |
ART 3304 Fused and Slumped Glass (2-4). This course is an introduction to fused and slumped glass experienced through artistic means. Students will learn glass studio practice, safety, glass cutting techniques, kiln operation and maintenance. |
| ART 3308 | Contemporary Art History |
ART 3308 Contemporary Art History (3-0). A survey of painting, sculpture, architecture, and other arts from Post-Impressionist to Contemporary Period. |
| ART 3310 | Special Topics: Photography |
ART 3310 Special Topics (3-0). Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, traditional and studio 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 | Special Topics: Raku |
ART 3310 Special Topics (3-0). Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, traditional and studio 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 | Special Topics: Silkscreen |
ART 3310 Special Topics (3-0). Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, traditional and studio 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 | Special Topics:Photography |
ART 3310 Special Topics (3-0). Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, traditional and studio 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 | ST: Art Hist. for the Designer |
ART 3310 Special Topics (3-0). Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, traditional and studio 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 | ST: Art History |
ART 3310 Special Topics (3-0). Topics to be selected from history and literature of art, traditional and studio 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 4301 | Adv Studio Conc I:Ceramics |
ART 4301 Advanced Studio Concentration I (2-4). Second level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials. Comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. |
| ART 4301 | Adv Studio Conc. I - Ceramics |
ART 4301 Advanced Studio Concentration I (2-4). Second level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials. Comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. |
| ART 4301 | Adv Studio Conc. I: Ceramics |
ART 4301 Advanced Studio Concentration I (2-4). Second level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials. Comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. |
| ART 4301 | Adv Studio Conc. I: Painting |
ART 4301 Advanced Studio Concentration I (2-4). Second level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials. Comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. |
| ART 4301 | Adv Studio Concentration I |
ART 4301 Advanced Studio Concentration I (2-4). Second level of advanced investigation into a studio art subject area such as drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials. Comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. |
| ART 4302 | Adv Studio Conc. II Painting |
ART 4302 Advanced Studio Concentration II (2-4). Advanced investigation into a studio art subject area; i.e., drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials, comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. A formal proposal for the development of a senior capstone exhibition is developed in this class before the student enters exhibition. The course may be repeated for credit two times in an area of specialization. Prerequisite: ART 4301 |
| ART 4302 | Adv Studio Conc. II: Ceramic |
ART 4302 Advanced Studio Concentration II (2-4). Advanced investigation into a studio art subject area; i.e., drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials, comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. A formal proposal for the development of a senior capstone exhibition is developed in this class before the student enters exhibition. The course may be repeated for credit two times in an area of specialization. Prerequisite: ART 4301 |
| ART 4302 | Adv Studio Conc. II: Ceramics |
ART 4302 Advanced Studio Concentration II (2-4). Advanced investigation into a studio art subject area; i.e., drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials, comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. A formal proposal for the development of a senior capstone exhibition is developed in this class before the student enters exhibition. The course may be repeated for credit two times in an area of specialization. Prerequisite: ART 4301 |
| ART 4302 | Adv Studio Concentration II |
ART 4302 Advanced Studio Concentration II (2-4). Advanced investigation into a studio art subject area; i.e., drawing and painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, animation, 3D graphics, or digital art. These classes develop formal competence in the technical mastery of materials, comprehensive compositional and formal skills, expressive characteristics in the visualization of ideas and innovative formal considerations. A formal proposal for the development of a senior capstone exhibition is developed in this class before the student enters exhibition. The course may be repeated for credit two times in an area of specialization. Prerequisite: ART 4301 |
| ART 4303 | Capstone Exhibition |
ART 4303 Capstone Exhibition (2-4). 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 |
ART 4303 Capstone Exhibition (2-4). 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 5301 Curriculum Enrichment (1-4). Seminar in the problems unique to university teaching problems. Students meet as a group to do peer review and professional practices and also work independently with a selected instructor in a class specific to their discipline. Prerequisite: must have passed undergraduate class in same area of specialization or permission of instructor. |
| ART 5303 | Individual Research Problems |
ART 5303 Individual Research Problems (1-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do research within a visual arts specialization area. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisites: must have passed upper level undergraduate class in the same area of specialization. |
| ART 5304 | Graduate Art Stu: Printmaking |
ART 5304 Graduate Art Studio I (2-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do work in any visual arts areas of specialization. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with letter number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisite: Must have passed upper level class in same area of specialization. |
| ART 5304 | Graduate Art Studio I Ceramics |
ART 5304 Graduate Art Studio I (2-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do work in any visual arts areas of specialization. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with letter number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisite: Must have passed upper level class in same area of specialization. |
| ART 5304 | Graduate Art Studio I Painting |
ART 5304 Graduate Art Studio I (2-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do work in any visual arts areas of specialization. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with letter number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisite: Must have passed upper level class in same area of specialization. |
| ART 5304 | Graduate Art Studio I: Glass |
ART 5304 Graduate Art Studio I (2-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do work in any visual arts areas of specialization. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with letter number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisite: Must have passed upper level class in same area of specialization. |
| ART 5304 | Graduate Art Studio I:Ceramics |
ART 5304 Graduate Art Studio I (2-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do work in any visual arts areas of specialization. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with letter number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisite: Must have passed upper level class in same area of specialization. |
| ART 5304 | Graduate Art Studio I:Painting |
ART 5304 Graduate Art Studio I (2-4). Designed for students who are prepared to do work in any visual arts areas of specialization. The course may be repeated for credit up to four times with letter number designate for area of specialization. Prerequisite: Must have passed upper level class in same area of specialization. |
| ART 5306 | Art History |
ART 5306 Art History (3-0). Study of the visual arts of the world. The course may be repeated for credit where topic varies. |
| ART 5307 | Contemporary Art History |
ART 5307 Contemporary Art History (3-0). A survey of the visual arts of the world with emphasis on the development of architecture, sculpture, painting and the minor arts in the Twentieth Century. |
| ARTC 2331 | Intro to Animation |
ARTC 2331 Introduction to Animation (3-3). This course will introduce students to traditional animation techniques by using Toon 21 Boom?s Animate software and by studying notable historic examples of animation. Basic animation principles will be taught via presentations and reinforced through many practical exercises. |
| ARTC 3332 | Advanced 2-D Imaging |
ARTC 3332 Advanced Two-Dimensional Imaging (3-3). Students will use Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop to create and manipulate digital imagery. Presentations and hands-on demonstrations will help reinforce ideas and techniques used to create digital imagery. Prerequisite: CSAT 2310 or FA 2302 |
| ARTC 3334 | Intro to Maya |
ARTC 3334 Introduction to Maya (3-3). This course introduces students to the techniques and concepts used to create 3-dimensional graphics using Autodesk?s Maya. Students will learn how to build, light, and animate 3-dimensional objects for use in gaming and animation. |
| FA 1302 | Music Appreciation |
FA 1302 (MUS 1306) Music Appreciation (3-0). 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 |
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| FA 3303 | Field Studies |
FA 3303 Field Studies (3-0). A discussion of subjects such as writing reviews, press releases, visiting professional public, private and non-profit venues, interviews with artists and behind the scene looks at museum, theaters, foundations and studios. Class also includes resume and portfolio development, career choices, marketing and sales, and other areas which are of interest and importance to all visual and performing arts students. (Includes an optional major field trip out of the area. Required for all majors - preferably taken in junior year.) |
| FA 3305 | Producing the Live Event |
FA 3305 Producing the Live Event (3-0). Through projects, case studies, and research, students learn the unique considerations and challenges of live event producing. |
| MUS 1111 | Ind. Instruction Piano |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Ind. Instruction: Guitar |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Ind. Instruction: Piano |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Ind. Instruction: Voice |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Individual Instruction: Piano |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Individual Instruction: Violin |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Individual Instruction: Voice |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Individual Instruction:Guitar |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Individual Instruction:Piano |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1111 | Individual Instruction:Voice |
MUS 1111 Individual Instruction (1-0). (May be repeated for credit.) One thirty-minute lesson and not less than 5 hours practice per week. Enrollment is open to music majors and minors and all interested students with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $25 |
| MUS 1112 | Concert Choir |
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| MUS 1112 | University Chorus |
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| MUS 1112 | Vocal Ensemble |
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| MUS 1112 | Vocal Ensemble: Concert Choir |
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| MUS 1113 | Concert Band |
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| MUS 1113 | Guitar Ensemble |
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| MUS 1113 | Instr Ensembles: Concert Band |
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| MUS 1113 | Instr. Ensembles: Concert Band |
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| MUS 1113 | Instr. Ensembles: Guitar |
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| MUS 1113 | Stage Band |
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| MUS 1113 | Stage Band: Banda Lobos |
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| MUS 1114 | Vocal Techniques |
MUS 1114 Vocal Techniques (3-0). This course covers three areas: basic theory of singing, including the relationship of the body to singing; lyric diction for choral ensembles and soloists; and vocal/choral rehearsal techniques. |
| MUS 1116 | Sight Sing Ear Train I |
MUS 1116 (MUSI 1116) Sight Singing & Ear Training I (2-0). 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 (MUSI 1117) Sight Singing & Ear Training II (2-0). Continuation of MUS 1116. Meets two hours per week. Prerequisite: MUS 1116 |
| MUS 1181 | Piano Class I |
MUS 1181 (MUSI 1181) Piano Class I (0-3). Class instruction for Music majors and minors, and for other students who have not had previous study. |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction Brass |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction Guitar |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction Organ |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction Percussion |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction Piano |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction Voice |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction: Guitar |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction: Piano |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction: Voice |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Ind. Instruction: Woodwind |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Indiv Instruction:Percussion |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Indiv Instruction:Woodwind |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Individual Instruction: Organ |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Individual Instruction:Guitar |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Individual Instruction:Strings |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1211 | Individual Instruction:Voice |
MUS 1211 Individual Instruction (1-9). (May be repeated for credit.) Two thirty-minute or one-hour lesson and not less than 10 hours practice per week. Designed for Music majors but other students may enroll with the permission of the instructor. Private lesson fee: $35 |
| MUS 1308 | Music Literature I |
MUS 1308 Music Literature I (3-0). (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 1309 American Music (3-0). A general survey of various styles of music of the Americas, including but not limited to jazz, folk, rock and contemporary music. |
| MUS 1311 | Music Theory I |
MUS 1311 (MUSI 1311) Music Theory I (3-0). A study of basic musical elements with emphasis on terminology, scales, intervals, chords, tonal relationships, and simple part writing. |
| MUS 1312 | Music Theory II |
MUS 1312 (MUSI 1312) Music Theory II (3-0). Continuation of MUS 1311. Prerequisite: MUS 1311 or equivalent. |
| MUS 2112 | Music Theatre Ens |
MUS 2112 Music Theatre Ensemble (0-3). This group will prepare and perform music of the musical theatre idiom. Performance may be staged or sung in a concert setting, depending on the repertoire for the given semester. Placement auditions may be held at the beginning of the semester. Prerequisite: Ability to accurately match pitch and sing confidently alone or in a group. |
| MUS 2116 | Sight Sing Ear Train III |
MUS 2116 (MUSI 2116) Sight Singing & Ear Training III (2-0). 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 |
MUS 2121 String Techniques (2-0). 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 |
MUS 2122 Percussion Techniques (2-0). 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 2124 | Woodwind Techniques |
MUS 2124 Woodwind Techniques (2-0). 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 |
MUS 2311 (MUSI 2311) Music Theory III (3-0). 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: Piano |
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| MUS 3111 | Ind. Instruction: Voice |
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| MUS 3111 | Individual Instruction Piano |
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| MUS 3111 | Individual Instruction:Piano |
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| MUS 3111 | Individual Instruction:Voice |
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| MUS 3112 | Concert Band |
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| MUS 3112 | Concert Choir |
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| MUS 3112 | Guitar Ensemble |
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| MUS 3112 | Vocal Ensembles |
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| MUS 3112 | Vocal Ensembles: Concert Choir |
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| MUS 3113 | Guitar Ensemble |
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| MUS 3113 | Instr Ensembles: Concert Band |
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| MUS 3113 | Instr. Ensembles: Concert Band |
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| MUS 3113 | Instr. Ensembles: Guitar |
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| MUS 3113 | Instr. Ensembles: Pep Band |
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| MUS 3141 | Ear Training IV |
MUS 3141 Ear Training IV (2-0). The aural study of advanced musical elements with emphasis on sight singing, chromatics, scales, intervals, chords, and harmonic and melodic dictation, as well as forms and structure. Prerequisite: MUS 2116. |
| MUS 3211 | Ind. Instruction: Clarinet |
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| MUS 3211 | Ind. Instruction: Conducting |
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| MUS 3211 | Ind. Instruction: Guitar |
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| MUS 3211 | Ind. Instruction: Organ |
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| MUS 3211 | Ind. Instruction: Voice |
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| MUS 3211 | Ind. Instruction: Woodwind |
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| MUS 3211 | Individual Instruction Guitar |
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| MUS 3211 | Individual Instruction Piano |
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| MUS 3211 | Individual Instruction Voice |
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| MUS 3211 | Individual Instruction:Guitar |
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| MUS 3211 | Individual Instruction:Piano |
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| MUS 3211 | Individual Instruction:Voice |
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| MUS 3311 | Music Materials for Children |
MUS 3311 Music Materials for Children (3-0). A study of music materials and skills which are effective in providing a musical background for children. |
| MUS 3313 | Fundamentals of Conducting |
MUS 3313 Fundamentals of Conducting (3-0). (May be repeated for credit if conducting problem varies.) A study of effective hand and baton techniques used in conducting music ensembles. |
| MUS 3316 | Secondary Music Methods |
MUS 3316 Secondary Music Methods (3-0). A study of the value of music in society; music as a fine art; music for the performer; music for the listener; the necessary skills Required for vocalists and instrumentalists, including the understanding of the changing male adolescent voice; appropriateness of music literature for use in instrumental or vocal ensembles for adolescents; music as a cultural force in society; and, basic understanding of instrumental and vocal ensembles organization. Prerequisite: Junior standing and consent of the instructor. |
| MUS 3341 | Music Theory IV |
MUS 3341 Music Theory IV (3-0). Continuation of MUS 2311, plus analytical techniques used in the understanding of formal structures found in musical compositions. Prerequisite: MUS 2311 or equivalent. |
| MUS 4131 | Senior Recital |
MUS 4131 Senior Recital (1-0). A course to be the capstone of applied music individual instruction. Students will prepare 20 minutes (actual) of music for a public recital, demonstrating proficiency on their instrument or voice. They will also prepare a program, including scholarly program notes which have been researched and relate to the music to be performed. |
| MUS 4215 | Marching Band Techniques |
MUS 4215 Marching Band Techniques (2-0). A study of the problems peculiar to the marching band and their solutions; planning, charting, and rehearsing of marching performances for parades, half-time shows, and contests; the administration of marching band personnel and equipment; baton twirling and drum majoring. |
| MUS 4216 | Arranging |
MUS 4216 Arranging (2-0). (May be repeated for credit if arranging problem varies.) A practical study of arranging music for a variety of vocal and instrumental ensembles through an understanding of their traditions and problems. Prerequisite: Music 2311 or its equivalent. |
| MUS 4311 | History of Music I |
MUS 4311 History of Music I (3-0). This course is a survey of the history and literature of music, including in-depth study of composers, periods, styles, and musical development from antiquity to the present time. Prerequisite: MUS 1308 or permission of the instructor. |
| MUS 4312 | History of Music II |
MUS 4312 History of Music II (3-0). This course is a survey of the history and literature of music, including in-depth study of composers, periods, styles, and musical development from the Class Period (1750) through the present. Prerequisite: MUS 4311 or permission of the instructor. |
| MUS 5319 | Ind Research Problems in Music |
MUS 5319 Individual Research Problems in Music (0-3). The student will do independent work in a limited area of music selected in consultation with the instructor in terms of both departmental and student interest and needs. |
| MUS 5320 | Seminar Instrumental Pedagogy |
MUS 5320 Seminar in Instrumental Pedagogy (3-0). Advanced study of teaching methods, analysis, rehearsal and performance for musical instrument or voice in the individual or group setting. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. |
| MUS 5321 | Seminar Vocal Pedagogy |
MUS 5321 Seminar in Vocal Pedagogy (3-0). Advanced study of teaching methods, analysis, rehearsal and performance for musical instrument or voice in the individual or group setting. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. |
| THEA 1120 | Theatre Practicum I |
THEA 1120 (DRAM 1120) Theatre Practicum I (0-3). Practical course designed for freshman students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. |
| THEA 1121 | Theatre Practicum II |
THEA 1121 (DRAM 1121) Theatre Practicum II (0-3). Practical course designed for freshman students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. |
| THEA 1310 | Introduction to the Theatre |
THEA 1310 (DRAM 1310) Introduction to the Theatre (3-0). 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? Equivalent courses: THEA 1302 (through Summer 2014) |
| THEA 1351 | Acting I |
THEA 1351 (DRAM 1351) Acting I (2-2). A practical laboratory of the principles and technique of acting for the stage. Equivalent courses: THEA 1301 (through Summer 2014) |
| THEA 1352 | Acting II |
THEA 1352 Acting II (2-2). Study and practice of intermediate and advanced techniques used by actors in the development of good stage habits character development. Prerequisite: THEA 1351 or instructor permission |
| THEA 1372 | Costume Construction |
THEA 1372 (DRAM 1342) Costume Construction (2-2). A beginning overview of the vocabulary and basic sewing methods of theatrical costuming. |
| THEA 2120 | Theatre Practicum III |
THEA 2120 (DRAM 2120) Theatre Practicum III (0-3). Practical course designed for sophomore students who do acceptable work in the dramatic productions of the department. |
| THEA 2307 | Stage Combat |
THEA 2307 Stage Combat (1-2). The practical application of the techniques used in the choreography of stage combat, including unarmed combat techniques and various style of weaponry. |
| THEA 2310 | Intro to Theatrical Design |
THEA 2310 Introduction to Theatrical Design (2-2). A fundamental course in the basic aspects of all theatrical design: including scenic, costume, lighting, sound and property design. Course projects may include fabrication, modeling, computer-aided design, rendering, and construction. |
| THEA 2311 | Stage Management |
THEA 2311 Stage Management (2-1). A course encompassing the basic theatrical stage management skills and procedures, such as budgeting scheduling and personnel management, for the pre-rehearsal, rehearsal and performance periods of a production. |
| THEA 2330 | Theatre Graphics |
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| THEA 2330 | Theatre Graphics |
THEA 2330 Theatre Graphics (3-0). Theatre Graphics is an introductory course on the fundamentals of drafting for the theatre, Students learn hand drafting, Vectorworks 2020, and other similar software. Projects will consist of students translating existing draftings into 2-D and 3-D CAD drafting as well as translating a complete set of plates from an existing design. Students are expected to complete their projects largely outside of class. |
| THEA 2331 | Stagecraft |
THEA 2331 (DRAM 2331) Stagecraft (2-2). A lecture-laboratory course designed to give the student a fundamental knowledge of the theory and techniques of scenic construction and lighting. |
| THEA 3302 | Hist Thea I:Gk Thea-Ren Thea |
THEA 3302 The History of Theatre I: Greek Theatre through Renaissance Theatre (3-0). A survey of the important people, works, and developments in theatre history from the ancient Greeks through the European Renaissance. |
| THEA 3303 | Repertory Theatre |
THEA 3303 Repertory Theatre. (0-5). 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 3305 | Theatrical Design research |
THEA 3305 Theatrical Design Research (0-3). Individual research on selected subjects to meet student needs and interests in theatre. May be repeated when topic varies. |
| THEA 3312 | Script Analysis |
THEA 3312 Script Analysis (3-0). A study of the principles of various styles and periods of dramatic literature, involving a history of criticism from Aristotle to the present. Representative plays will be analyzed for theme, structure, characterization and dialogue with a view to their influences on contemporary theatre. Emphasis is placed on written student criticism and evaluation of plays. Writing enhanced course. Prerequisite: English 1302 |
| THEA 3313 | Scenic Design |
THEA 3313 Scenic Design (2-1). QEP MAPPED COURSE The theory and practical application of the scenic designer's process from conception to presentation of design and an understanding of the scenic designer's responsibilities and duties as a member of the production team and as the head of the scenic design team. Prerequisite: Theatre 2310 |
| THEA 3314 | Costume Design |
THEA 3314 Costume Design (2-1). The theory and practical application of the costume designer's process from conception to presentation of design and construction and an understanding of the costume designer's responsibilities and duties as a member of the production team and as the head of the costume design team. Prerequisite: Theatre 2310 |
| THEA 3315 | Lighting and Sound Design |
THEA 3315 Lighting and Sound Design (2-1). The theory and practical application of the lighting and sound designer's process from conception to presentation of design and an understanding of the designer's responsibilities and duties as a member of the production team and as the head of the lighting or sound design team. |
| THEA 3316 | Hist Thea II:Eng Rstor-Cntemp |
THEA 3316 The History of Theatre II: The Theatre of the English Restoration through Contemporary Theatre (3-0). A survey of the important people, works, and developments in theatre history from the English Restoration through contemporary theatre. |
| THEA 3317 | Acting IV: Improvisation |
THEA 3317 Acting IV: Improvisation (0-6). In this lab, students develop improvisational skills including plot, character, and dialogue. Students will learn approaches to assist with listening and spontaneity. Prerequisite: THEA 1352 |
| THEA 3318 | Directing I |
THEA 3318 Directing I (2-1). The technology and application of directing for the stage. Prerequisite: THEA 3312. Equivalent courses: THEA 4303 (through Summer 2006) |
| THEA 3319 | Producing |
THEA 3319 Producing (2-2). A comprehensive study of the theory and practice of film/video production. |
| THEA 3321 | Screenwriting |
THEA 3321 Screenwriting (3-0). An introduction to screenwriting format, craft, & technique, with an emphasis on the fundamentals of storytelling. Prerequisite: ENG 1302 |
| THEA 3322 | Screenwriting II |
THEA 3322 Screenwriting II (3-0). Screenwriting II is the continuation of Screenwriting I. Over the semester, students will build upon the foundational skills in Screenwriting I to complete a feature screenplay, one-hour television pilot, two episodes of half0hour comedy, or a web series. Screenwriting I or instructor permission required to enroll. |
| THEA 3330 | Fiction Production |
THEA 3330 Fiction Production (3-0). Students serve as crew in the preproduction and production phases of a short film project. Hands on workshop class designed to simulate the demands and standards of a professional set. |
| THEA 3332 | Fiction Post Production |
THEA 3332 Fiction Post Production (3-0). Students will serve as sound and video editors in the post production phase of a short film project. Hands on workshop class designed to simulate the demands and standards of a professional production. |
| THEA 4304 | Directing II |
THEA 4304 Directing II (2-1). QEP MAPPED COURSE Continued study of the theory and application of directing for the stage from the directorial vision to the production of a one-act play. Prerequisite: THEA 3318 |
| THEA 4306 | Acting V: Acting for Camera |
THEA 4306 Acting V: Acting for the Camera (2-2). 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: THEA 1352 |
| THEA 4307 | Senior Project |
THEA 4307 Senior Project (0-4). An intensive, independent study of a selected area of theatre, such as directing, writing, or designing of a full-length play or acting in a one-person show, by those seeking a theatre degree or theatre certification. An oral comprehensive examination and exit survey are additional requirements. |
| THEA 4308 | Acting VI: Adv Act Camera |
THEA 4308 Acting VI: Advanced Acting for the Camera (0-6). This lab explores acting techniques affiliated with mixed media: film, video, and game design development. Prerequisite: THEA 3308. |
| THEA 4310 | Audition Techniques |
THEA 4310 Audition Techniques (3-0). Students learn auditioning techniques and etiquette through exercises and simulated classroom auditions. Students also learn how to record and submit video auditions, create a professional acting resume, and what makes a strong headshot. |
| THEA 4330 | Cinematograpy |
THEA 4330 Cinematography (3-0). Students will learn the specifics of motion picture cinematography, lenses, and lighting as addressed by the camera department. While directors and producers have a general understanding of imagemaking, cinematographers are image creators. This class approaches production from the cinematographer's unique point of view. Topics covered include lighting, metering, prime lenses, sensors, and moving the camera. |
| THEA 5303 | Seminar in Theatre |
THEA 5303 Seminar in Theatre (2-2). An advanced study of problems of analysis, design, rehearsal and performance in theatre. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. |
| THEA 5304 | Theatre Workshop |
THEA 5304 Theatre Workshop (1-4). An advanced study of problems of analysis, design, rehearsal and performance in modern theatre and classic revivals. May be repeated for credit. |
| THEA 5304 | Theatre Workshop Acting Camera |
THEA 5304 Theatre Workshop (1-4). An advanced study of problems of analysis, design, rehearsal and performance in modern theatre and classic revivals. May be repeated for credit. |
| THEA 5304 | Theatre Workshop: Auditioning |
THEA 5304 Theatre Workshop (1-4). An advanced study of problems of analysis, design, rehearsal and performance in modern theatre and classic revivals. May be repeated for credit. |
| THEA 5305 | Indiv Research in Theatre |
THEA 5305 Individual Research (0-4). Directed individual research in selected areas of theatre and dramatic arts. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. |
| THEA 5305 | Individual Research |
THEA 5305 Individual Research (0-4). Directed individual research in selected areas of theatre and dramatic arts. May be repeated for credit when topic varies. |
