Minor in Fine Art

24.0 quarter credits

The Fine Art minor enables students to develop skills and concepts in the studio arts. Students in studio courses learn to combine skills in using tools and materials, visual theoretical concepts, and new technologies, all of which are necessary for design professionals.

Academic requirements
To be eligible for the fine art minor, a student must have completed a minimum of 30 undergraduate credits, have a declared major, and have a minimum GPA of 2.7. the academic requirement of 24 credits for the minor must be completed at or before the time of graduation.

Basic design pre-requisite courses are required for most Visual Studies courses,and some of these may have already been taken for a student's major. However, only nine credits of major-related coursework can be applied to the 24 credits required for the minor in fine arts. Students with design credits from other schools or departments may be allowed to apply them to their pre-requisite requirements only upon review by the fine art minor faculty advisor.

Required courses
Design I 4.0
Introductory Drawing 3.0
Students select a minimum of an additional 17.0 credits form the following courses:
Design II 4.0
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Design III 4.0
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Figure Drawing I 3.0
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Figure Drawing II 3.0
Multimedia: Performance 4.0
Multimedia: Space 4.0
Multimedia: Materials 4.0
Materials Exploration 4.0
Painting I 4.0
Painting II 4.0
Painting III 4.0
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Sculpture: Metal Fabrication 4.0
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Sculpture I 4.0
Sculpture II 4.0
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Sculpture III 4.0
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Screenprint I 4.0
Printmaking I 4.0
Printmaking II 4.0
Advanced Printmaking 4.0
Screenprint II 4.0
Independent Study 3.0
Special Topics in Visual Studies 3.0
Basic Photography 3.0
Photographic Principles 3.0
Intermediate Photography 3.0
Large-Format Photography 4.0
Fine Black-and-White Printing 3.0