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References to the timing of course offerings which follow
apply only to day courses. Evening and summer school course offerings
are scheduled according to need. Christian Brothers University reserves
the right to cancel classes at any time due to insufficient enrollment.
ART COURSES
ART 101. ART APPRECIATION
The student will be exposed to different areas of the visual arts which
will include the study of the visual elements and the principles of
design. The course will also cover a brief survey of the highlights
of art from the Paleolithic period to modern times. One semester; three
credits
ART 103. BASIC WATERCOLOR
The student will learn the basics of design and the use of the medium
of watercolor. One semester; three credits
ART 107. BASIC OIL PAINTING
The student will learn the basics of design along with techniques of
oil painting, using paint from tubes as well as oilbars. One semester;
three credits
ART 201. ACRYLIC PAINTING
The student will learn the basics of design and the use of the medium
of acrylics. One semester; three credits
ART 211. WORLD ART I
A survey of major visual art forms from prehistoric times to the Renaissance.
One semester; three credits
ART 212. WORLD ART II
A survey of major visual art forms from the Renaissance period to the
present. One semester, three credits
ART 230. BASIC DRAWING I
The student will learn the basics of composition, visual elements and
principles of design. One semester; three credits
ART 231. BASIC DRAWING II
A continuation of Basic Drawing I, with the introduction of advanced
techniques. Prerequisite: ART 230. One semester; three credits.
ART 233. FIGURE DRAWING
A drawing class using live models as subjects. Drawing materials will
include brush and ink, charcoal, pastel and various other media. Permission
from the art instructor is required before enrolling in this class.
One semester; three credits
ART 310. INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING
The student will be instructed in the basics of printmaking using the
techniques of woodcut, linocutting, screenprinting, and monoprinting.
One semester; three credits
ART 475. SENIOR PROBLEM
The student will be required to produce a large body of work which would
be indicative of the level the student has achieved. The theme of the
works will be decided by the student and instructor. The student will
be required to have an exhibition of these works to be viewed by the
public. Prerequisite: Approval of the instructor. One semester; three
credits
ART 480-485. SPECIAL STUDIES IN ART
Content and credit variable with interest and instructor. Prerequisite:
Approval of Department Chair. One semester; one to three credits
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