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Design Concepts

Short Title: DESIGN CONCEPTS

Catalog Description:Introduction to visual communication design concepts; examination of the foundational strategies that

underpin professional design decisions and shape experiences in a complex visual world. Two lecture and

two studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

May be repeated for additional credit:No

Semester Credit Hours: 3

Funding level: 200 - Sophomore

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Introduction to visual communication design concepts; examination of the foundational strategies that underpin professional design decisions and shape experiences in a complex visual world. Two lecture and two studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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1 Independently employ the design process: research, brainstorming, thumbnails, roughs, final composition.

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1 Create a project from idea to print utilizing the design process and software applications

2 Verbally describe, analyze and constructively critique a visual communication piece

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4 Create and manage a workplan/schedule for projects


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Introduction to Graphic Design

Short Title: INTRO TO GRAPHIC DESIGN

Catalog Description:Exploration of form and message development with an emphasis on visual concepts and fundamental design

theory. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.


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The Department is submitting a new degree plan with an Introduction Section pertaining to all the disciplines so this change would help align with the new plan and introduce students to the discipline of graphic design.

The new degree plan reduces the number of required courses at the 3000 level for Graphic Design (with more electives available in the department via pre-existing courses in other areas), so no increase in teaching load is anticipated, even though no course is being deactivated. Additionally, as we grow the undergraduate program in design, we hope this course, which has a TCCN equivalent, will encourage transfer students to come to TWU.

As we develop a new MFA in Graphic Design over the next few years, and recruit students, this would be an adequate course for them to gain teaching experience.


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1 Constructively apply design thinking language and processes to design problems.

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2 Appropriately articulate design ideas and concepts in a critique setting.

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3 Effectively synthesize form and content when fulfilling design projects. Level 6.

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2 Develop innovative forms and styles based on the design concept

3 Provide tangible realizations of their ideas using appropriate tools, applications and techniques, such as drawing, painting, collage, photography, and digital imaging

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History of Graphic Design

Short Title: HISTORY OF GRAPHIC DESIGN

Catalog Description:Tracing of communication design from ancient times to the present with an emphasis on theory and

aesthetics; In-depth examination of the history of the visual message and the impact of communication design

on the social, political, and economic life within recorded civilization. Three lecture hours a week. Credit:

Three hours.



Funding level: 300 - Junior


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Tracing of communication design from ancient times to the present with an emphasis on theory and aesthetics; In-depth examination of the history of the visual message and the impact of communication design on the social, political, and economic life within recorded civilization. Three lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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1 Successfully articulate knowledge of communication design artifacts, theories, and movements relative to their historical significance.

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3 Clearly articulate aspects of the history of design to a lay person.

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Professional Practices for Visual Arts

Short Title: PROF PRACTICES VISUAL ARTS

Catalog Description:Current professional approaches for art and design careers including relevant academic, business, and legal

practices; management of identity through websites and social media; development of application materials;

effective presentation skills. Prerequisites: Visual Art major, Junior standing, and completion of one 3000-level

ART course. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.





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Current professional approaches for art and design careers including relevant academic, business, and legal practices; management of identity through websites and social media; development of application materials; effective presentation skills. Prerequisites: Visual Art major, Junior standing, and completion of one 3000-level ART course. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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Currently only offered to graphic design and photography business students as ART 4233 Professional Portfolio, this course and skill set needs to be offered to all areas to address the expansion of professional art careers and collaboration between disciplines in contemporary art practices. This course will prepare students to become working art professionals in the world and equip them to fulfill the mission of the department, "to become leaders through excellence in the visual arts and to contribute to their communities".

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1 Apply relevant legal approaches to professional issues in visual art.

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2 Clearly distinguish between professional and unprofessional etiquette.

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3 Employ effective presentation and interview skills.

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4 Assemble an appropriate resume/curriculum vitae.

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5 Design and create a self-promotional portfolio that exhibits a professional level of quality.

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6 Formulate a dynamic professional identity for self-promotion.

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2 Readings on Art Careers, Professional Practices, and Business.

3 Design and submission of a portfolio book.

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Sculpture: Installation Art

Short Title: SCULPTURE: INSTALLATION ART

Catalog Description:Critical historical and contemporary concepts and techniques of installation/site-specific art. Utilization of

multiple processes including sculpture, ceramics, interactivity, photography, painting, performance, digital, and

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by a student and the student receive financial aid. If a student needs to take it 3 times, another course must

be proposed showing SLO level change. 2) Please break out each SLO and course requirement into separate

field (use + symbol). 3) SLOs do not meet TWU "Guidelines for Well-written Student Learning Outcomes" -

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Critical historical and contemporary concepts and techniques of installation/site-specific art. Utilization of multiple processes including sculpture, ceramics, interactivity, photography, painting, performance, digital, and time-based media to create installation and site-specific artwork. May be repeated once for additional credit (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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This course has been successfully taught more than once as a Special Topics course. As part of the newly proposed BFA in Art degree plan, the course would satisfy requirements for the 3D focus within the Intermediate and Advanced Studies section of the Studio Art track, or could be used as elective for any of the tracks.

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1 Collaborate effectively to create installation-based artwork.

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2 Design innovative installation systems to create artwork that combines spatial complexity and experience.

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3 Apply appropriate safety procedures to operate equipment, tools.

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4 Articulately discuss current and historical trends in installation artwork.

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5 Create site-specific interactive interventions that actively engage the local community.

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6 Effectively analyze the objective and subjective qualities of space, material, and form

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Sculpture: Process and Possibilities

Short Title: SCULPT PROCESS/POSSIBILITIES

Catalog Description:Intermediate sculpture methodologies. Emphasis on using unconventional materials and processes to

generate new possibilities for working in 3D. Basic/traditional sculpture materials and techniques including

plaster, wood, metal, everyday/found objects, alternative materials, digital, and mixed media. May be

repeated once for additional credit (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit:

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Intermediate sculpture methodologies. Emphasis on using unconventional materials and processes to generate new possibilities for working in 3D. Basic/traditional sculpture materials and techniques including plaster, wood, metal, everyday/found objects, alternative materials, digital, and mixed media. May be repeated once for additional credit (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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1 Create contemporary sculpture using innovative processes and materials that expresses personal vision and originality.

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2 Apply appropriate safety procedures to operate equipment and tools.

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3 Effectively analyze the traditional and alternative materials, processes used in sculpture.

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4 Articulately discuss current and historical trends used in contemporary sculpture.

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5 Collaborate effectively using unconventional material combinations, processes.

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Ceramics: Functional

Short Title: CERAMICS: FUNCTIONAL

Catalog Description:Design, fabrication, and decoration of functional ceramic forms using methods such as throwing,

handbuilding, and molds. Glaze mixing and application, and use of kilns. May be repeated once for additional

credit with permission of instructor (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit:

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Design, fabrication, and decoration of functional ceramic forms using methods such as throwing, handbuilding, and molds. Glaze mixing and application, and use of kilns. May be repeated once for additional credit with permission of instructor (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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This course fits into the larger changes being requested by the Department of Visual Arts in our new BFA degree plan. The two current ceramics classes at the 2000 level are being replaced with a single course with a broader approach. And at the upper level, we are looking for ways to emphasize purpose or concept rather than process. Therefore, rather than a class on the throwing process, this class will emphasize design and utility, and show a variety of fabrication methods, including throwing, but with brief exposure to other techniques as well. The course will be taught in rotation, so it will not require additional instructors.


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1 Design forms that effectively balance utility and aesthetics.

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2 Fabricate well-crafted functional ceramic objects.

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1 4-8 projects that require students to create well-crafted functional ceramic forms that effectively balance utility and aesthetics.

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Short Title: ALTERNATIVE DRAWING

Catalog Description:Contour, form, texture, and space with special emphasis on unique methods and concepts in drawing

Prerequisite: ART 1303 or permission of instructor. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three

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Arts" from course description. Will be identified in catalog degree plan. No course noted for deactivation,

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3 Creatively apply the elements and principles of design to finished drawings in a range of media

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Short Title: CERAMICS: SCULPTURAL

Catalog Description:Development and fabrication of sculptural ceramic form using primarily handbuilding, along with other

methods. Preparing clay and surfacing materials, installation issues, mixed media, and kiln use. May be

repeated once for additional credit with permission of instructor (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four

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Development and fabrication of sculptural ceramic form using primarily handbuilding, along with other methods. Preparing clay and surfacing materials, installation issues, mixed media, and kiln use. May be repeated once for additional credit with permission of instructor (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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This course fits into the larger changes being requested by the Department of Visual Arts in our new BFA degree plan. The two current ceramics classes at the 2000 level are being replaced with a single course with a broader approach. And at the upper level, we are looking for ways to emphasize purpose or concept rather than process. This class would fill the gap left by converting the handbuilding class, but it would do so in a way appropriate to a more advanced course level. In the past the class in the curriculum that covered handbuilding in depth was already mostly about making sculpture, however this course goes further in emphasizing that intention, which also opens up the possibility of exposing students to other methods in addition to handbuilding (which will be the main process used in this class).

This course is not adding to the load because the Ceramics concentration (along with Painting, Sculpture, and Photography) will cease to exist in Fall 2018 and be replaced by a Studio Art one. As such, many courses will be deactivated at a later date, as we phase out the old BFA concentrations.


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4 Implement aesthetically and physically effective display methods.

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5 Successfully adapt clay recipes to unique needs.

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4 Design and implementation of display methods as part of artwork (at least one project).

5 Assignment to adapt two existing clay bodies based on an area of interest.

6 Assignment to create hybrid form.

7 Assignment involving large scale, and using special techniques to load work in kilns.

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Writing for Visual Arts

Short Title: WRITING FOR VISUAL ARTS

Catalog Description:Development of writing skills for visual artists as applied to artist statements, bios, critical reviews, graduate

school applications, and field-related proposal opportunities including funding requests. Two lecture and four

laboratory hours a week. Credit: Three hours.






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the proposed course does not overlap existing English courses.

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Short Title: COMMUNITY FOCUS DESIGN STUDIO

Catalog Description:Examination of graphic design in relation to social advocacy within local and global contexts; overview of

contemporary concepts that define "Design for Good." Work with non-profit organizations in the community on

design projects. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.



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The goals of this course were previously met with a component within a senior level course. Because of past successes (Denton Community Food Center, Presbyterian Hospital Denton, Women In Film Dallas, Fill A Need Network) and the university's QEP "Learning By Doing" initiative, and along with the re-working of BFA curriculum, this course needs to be added to provide an upper level course of study within the discipline. It will be added to a rotation of courses and will not increase the teachingwork load.


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1 Successfully analyze role as designers/collaborators/catalysts through real life experiences.

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2 Creatively integrate a central idea throughout an entire visual communication campaign and/or project.

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3 Design a creative brief which appropriately represents product objectives, target audience, and implementation plans.

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B.A. in Fashion Design and B.S. in Fashion Merchandising (Marketing

Minor)

Bachelor of Arts in Art (EC-12 Art Education Certification)

Bachelor of Arts in Art (History of Art)

Bachelor of Arts in Art (Studio Art)

Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Design

Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Design and B.B.A. in General Business

(Entrepreneurship Emphasis)

Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Design and Bachelor of Business

Administration in Marketing

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Ceramics)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Graphic Design)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography with Business)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Sculpture)


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ART 3243 : Fundamentals of Type and Image

ART 3293 : Design I: Identity and Symbols

ART 4253 : Design II: Publication Design

ART 4283 : Design III: Interactive Design

ART 4293 : Design IV: Advertising Design

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Digital Art Foundations Introduction to Computer Based Art

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COMPUTER BASED ART

Catalog Description:Introduction to concepts and approaches related to the use of computers, software, and other digital

tools for artmaking, including imaging, time-based art, and digital fabrication. Appropriate for majors

and nonmajors. Studio course designed to introduce students to current imaging software and hardware for

creating artwork.Investigates the relationship between computer technology and traditional media through

hands-on projects.Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.






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courses that explore the potential of the computer hardware and software medium for their visual, conceptual,

and practical uses in the visual arts. RLL

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Digital Art Foundations

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Introduction to concepts and approaches related to the use of computers, software, and other digital tools for artmaking, including imaging, time-based art, and digital fabrication. Appropriate for majors and nonmajors. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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Introduction to Sculpture I

Short Title: INTRO TO SCULPTURE I

Catalog Description:Basic sculptural techniques and materials including plaster casting, direct building, wood processes, and

mixed media. Emphasis on idea development. Idea development will be emphasized.Slide lectures,

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Basic sculptural techniques and materials including plaster casting, direct building, wood processes, and mixed media. Emphasis on idea development. Prerequisites: ART 1203, ART 1213, and ART 1303. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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Introduction to Ceramics Ceramics:Handbuilding

Short Title: INTRODUCTION TO CERAMICS

CERAMICS:HANDBUILDING

Catalog Description:Introduction to a range of Basic skills for creating ceramic forms, such as forms using coil and slab

building, throwing, and use of molds. building methods. Functional, sculptural, technical, and technical

historical issues. May be repeated once for additional credit with permission of instructor (up to 6 hours

credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.






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Introduction to a range of skills for creating ceramic forms, such as coil and slab building, throwing, and use of molds. Functional, sculptural, and technical issues. May be repeated once for additional credit with permission of instructor (up to 6 hours credit). Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.

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Advanced Painting I

Short Title: ADVANCED PAINTING I

Catalog Description:Advanced studies in painting, color, and composition. Emphasis on individual development of content. May be

taken for up to six hours of credit. Each semester of work is progressively more advanced. Prerequisite: ART

1503. Two lecture and four studio hours a week. Credit: Three hours.






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Advanced Problems in Painting II

Short Title: ADVANCED PAINTING II ADV PROBLEMS

IN PAINTING

Catalog Description:Development of individual statements in painting. Introduction to exhibition techniques. May be taken for up to

six hours of credit. Each semester of work is progressively more advanced. advanced than the previous

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