2009-2010 Undergraduate Course Catalog - University of Regina

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THEA 351 3:3-0 Studies in Theatre of the Middle Ages and 16th Century Italy Studies in the history and literature of the European theatre in the Middle Ages and Italian Renaissance. THEA 352 3:3-0 Studies in Tudor and Stuart Theatre Studies in the history and literature of the English theatre during the Tudor and Stuart periods. THEA 353 3:3-0 Studies in Theatre of the Golden Age of Spain & French Neoclassicism Studies in the history and literature of the theatre of the Spanish Golden Age and neoclassical France. THEA 354 3:3-0 Studies in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Theatre Studies in the history and literature of Restoration and eighteenthcentury theatre. THEA 355 3:3-0 Romanticism, Popular Theatre and Musical Theatre in the 19th Century Studies in the history and literature of the nineteenth century, including romanticism and musical theatre. THEA 356 3:3-0 Studies in Realism and Naturalism Studies in the history and literature relating the modern theatrical styles of realism and naturalism. THEA 357 3:3-0 Studies in Symbolism, Surrealism, and the Absurd Studies in the history and literature relating the modern theatrical styles of symbolism, surrealism, and the absurd. THEA 358 3:3-0 Studies in Expressionism and Epic Theatre Studies in the history and literature relating the modern theatrical styles of expressionism, epic, and documentary theatre. THEA 359 3:3-0 Studies in Post-Modern Theatre Studies in the history and literature relating to theatre in the postmodern period. THEA 363 3:1-4 Acting III A scene study class with a focus on contemporary scripts and realism in acting that leads to the performance of a role in a Theatre Department Production. *** Prerequisite: A grade of 70% or higher in THEA 262. *** ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** * Note: Offered in fall semester only. * THEA 364 3:1-4 Acting IV A practical course in the methods and techniques used in acting for television and film. All projects are recorded on DVDs that students receive at the end of the course. *** Prerequisite: A grade of 70% or higher in THEA 363. *** ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** * Note: Offered in winter semester only. * THEA 365 0-6:0-6 Directed Studies in Production - an AA-ZZ series. Supervised research, rehearsal and production work designed as required for individual students working on productions. This course will normally be taken in conjunction with another theatre course. THEA 375 3:1-4 Voice and Text III A voice and text course with a focus on patterning, fresh text, monologue and classic language performed to explore duration, pace, rhythm and the argument as defined by the playwright. *** Prerequisite: THEA 273 *** * Note: Offered in fall semester, in even numbered years only. * THEA 376 3:1-4 Movement & Dance III A continuation of work in THEA 274, with development of the neutral aware self, traditional dance skills and the exploration of the literal and abstract in generation of movement in relation to text. *** Prerequisite: THEA 274 *** * Note: Offered in fall semester in even numbered years only. * THEA 377 3:1-4 Voice and Text IV A voice and text course that will explore dialect, radio skills, monologue and cartoon voices to expand pitch range, flexibility and the freedom to create character in performance. *** Prerequisite: THEA 375 *** * Note: Offered in winter semester in odd numbered years only. * THEA 378 3:1-4 Movement & Dance IV A continuation of work in THEA 376, with emphasis on the application and integration of developed skills in theatrical performance - both in class and on stage. *** Prerequisite: THEA 376 *** * Note: Offered in winter semester, odd numbered years only. * THEA 380 3:3-0 Studies in Canadian Theatre Studies in Canadian theatre history and drama. THEA 381 3-6:6-0 Selected Topics - an AA-ZZ series. Courses in special subjects as required for groups of senior undergraduates. THEA 390 1-6:6-6 Directed Study - an AA-ZZ series. Supervised reading and research designed as required for individual students. This course will normally be taken in conjunction with another 300 or 400 level course. ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 396 3:0-1 Directed Study for Honours Students Supervised reading and research involving advanced research materials and methodology and study relating to an increasingly focused research topic. *** Prerequisite: THEA 250, 251, and 252, and admission to the honours program. *** THEA 397 3:3-0 Theatre Study Tour A tour to a major theatre centre involving attendance at plays, backstage tours, lectures, and demonstrations. At least one substantial piece of writing will be required. ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 410 3:3-3 Directing An introduction to the theory and practice of stage direction; scene work, and analysis in the classroom. *** Prerequisite: THEA 150 and permission of the Department Head is required. *** THEA 411 3:3-3 Playwriting I-One-Act Plays Composition of original one-act scripts with detailed discussion of dramaturgical problems having to do with such matters as style, structure, and characterization. ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 412 3:0-3 Playwriting II-Full-Length Plays Composition of original full-length scripts with detailed discussion of dramaturgical problems having to do with such matters as style, structure, and characterization. *** Prerequisite: THEA 411 or ENGL 252 *** ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 425 3:3-1 Preparation for Graduating Practicum (Set) Research and preparation for a completed design project using Associated Designers of Canada standards and completed academic assignments. 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*** Prerequisite: An average of at least 75% in Theatre 323, 332, 346, 347 and 324 or 334. *** THEA 426 6:1-6 Graduating Practicum (Set) Planning, supervising, and mounting a completed scenic design project for a department production; completion of related academic assignments. *** Prerequisite: A grade of at least 75% in THEA 425. *** THEA 429 3:1-4 Design Assistantship A course in which the student works as a design assistant for a production designed by a faculty member. *** Prerequisite: A grade of 75% or higher in THEA 334. *** THEA 435 3:3-1 Preparation for Graduating Practicum (Costume) Research and preparation for a completed design project (usually in either sets or costumes) using Associated Designers of Canada standards and completed academic assignments. *** Prerequisite: An average of at least 75% in Theatre 323, 332, 346, 347 and 324 or 334. *** THEA 436 6:1-6 Graduating Practicum (Costume) Planning, supervising and mounting a completed costume design project for a department production; completion of related academic assignments. *** Prerequisite: THEA 435 *** THEA 437 3:3-0 Professional Development This course is a professional development course for graduating theatre majors. An introduction to the major professional associations in Canadian theatre, film and television, portfolio development, writing a grant, taxation issues, etc. *** Prerequisite: Successful completion of 90 credit hours. *** THEA 446 6:1-6 Graduating Practicum (Light) Planning, supervising and mounting a completed lighting design project for a department production; completion of related academic assignments. *** Prerequisite: THEA 346 *** THEA 447 6:1-6 Graduating Practicum (Production Management/Technical Direction) Planning, supervising scheduling, organizing, budgeting and resource management for a department production; completion of related academic assignments. ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 450 3:3-0 Studies in Theatre Aesthetics Studies relating to dramatic theory and criticism from Aristotle to the postmodern period. *** Prerequisite: One of THEA 350-359, or a 200 level HIST or literature course in any language. *** THEA 451 3:3-0 Applied Criticism Theory and practice of preparing reviews and critiques relating to theatrical productions. Students will be required to attend plays and present several reviews or critiques in written and oral form. THEA 452 3:3-3 Advanced Studies in Dramaturgy - an AA-ZZ series. Designed for advanced dramaturgy students wishing to undertake a focused research project, possibly in conjunction with a practical project involving a production or new play development. THEA 454 3:3-0 Selected Topics in Theatre History - an AA-ZZ series. The study of selected topics in theatre history and/or literature at the advanced level. For details of the specific topic to be studied each semester, consult the Theatre Department. THEA 456 3:3-0 Comparative Studies in Theatrical Style, Form, and/or Place - an AA-ZZ series. The comparative study of selected theatrical styles and forms, possibly relative to different cultures or regions. For details of the specific topic to be studied each semester, consult the Theatre Department. THEA 459 3:3-0 Advanced Studies in Canadian Theatre and Drama The advanced study of selected topics in Canadian theatre. For details of the specific topic to be studied each semester, consult the Theatre Department. *** Prerequisite: One of THEA 350-359 or a 200-level HIST or literature course in any language. *** THEA 463 3:3-3 Acting Styles I This practical study of how the actor incorporates style as part of character leads to performance in a Department Production, and is followed by a series of professional orientation sessions. *** Prerequisite: THEA 364 *** * Note: Offered in fall semester only. * THEA 464 3:3-3 Acting Styles II The practical study of style is continued with a focus on work that will lead to the student¿s graduating practicum, followed by the continuation of professional orientation sessions. *** Prerequisite: THEA 463 *** * Note: Offered in winter semester only. * THEA 467 3:0-6 Performance in Production I Performance of a role in the graduation production for students in the BFA Acting Program. ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 468 3-6:0-6 Performance in Production II Performance of a role in the graduation production for students in the BFA Acting Program. ** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. ** THEA 481 3-6:6-0 Selected Topics - an AA-ZZ series. Courses in special subjects as required for groups of senior undergraduates. THEA 490 1-6:6-6 Directed Study - an AA-ZZ series. Supervised reading and research designed as a graduating project for individual students. This course will normally be taken in conjunction with another 300 or 400 level course. THEA 496 3:0-1 Directed Studies for Senior Honours Students Supervised reading and research involving primary research materials and the development of a proposal for a research topic suitable for the honours essay. *** Prerequisite: THEA 396 *** THEA 497 3:0-1 Honours Essay Supervised research and writing of the honours essay. *** Prerequisite: THEA 496 *** UKR Faculty of Arts Ukrainian Department of International Languages UKR 100 3:3-3 Introductory Ukranian l This course, designed for beginners, aims at the acquisition of basic vocabulary and structures required to develop oral and written communication skills. UKR 101 3:3-3 Introductory Ukranian ll Continuation of UKR 100. *** Prerequisite: UKR 100 or permission of the Department Head *** University of Regina – 2009-2010 Undergraduate Course Catalog Page 137
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