ART-115 Graphic Design (3 s.h.)
Prerequisite: ART-120, Two-Dimensional Design, or permission of instructor. Creative problem solving through the exploration of aesthetic and technical aspects of graphic design using computer-aided design software. (20-50) Equivalent to 10-202, ARTS-202.

ART-120 Two-Dimensional Design (3 s.h.)
Students/artists explore the process of visual problem solving through participation in class critiques of individual projects. Perception and structure: exploring visual order emphasizing two-dimensional concepts. (20-50) Equivalent to 10-201, ARTS-201.

GRA-117 Principles of Illustration (3 s.h.)
Prerequisite: ART-120, Two-Dimensional Design, ART-133, Drawing, and ART-143, Painting I. This course will emphasize the research and conceptual development skills needed to complete successful illustrations for publications in print or on the web. It will explore the various techniques used by contemporary illustrators, including traditional methods such as drawing and painting as well as digital processes. This course will require students to have good drawing skills and basic skills in painting. Skills in digital illustration programs such as Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop will be developed. (45-0)

ART-133 Drawing (3 s.h.)
The development of visual perception in objective and subjective representation. Study of line, form, texture, and value in a variety of media stressing an individual’s creative development. Entry-level course. (20-50) Equivalent to 10-120, ARTS-120.

ART-187 Creative Photography (3 s.h.)
An investigation into the relationship of basic photographic techniques to design, perception, and aesthetics. Each student is encouraged to cultivate his or her own visual vocabulary while working on photographic projects. (20-50) Equivalent to 10-150, ARTS-150.

ART-188 Creative Photography II (3 s.h.)
Prerequisite: ART-187, Creative Photography. Emphasis on exploring photographic materials in the development of a personal vision. Technical subject covered: lighting, advanced printing, and camera techniques. Only offered spring semesters. (20-50) Equivalent to 10-151, ARTS-151.