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ACCoUntinG AC 101—financial Accounting Introduces general concepts and basic principles of fnancial accounting. Applications include the accounting cycle, internal control, reporting the results of operations and fnancial position. NOTE: Repeat of Principles of Accounting I. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring AC 102—managerial Accounting Introduction to managerial accounting. Applications include cash fow analysis, cost system designs, planning and controlling business operations, and decision making. Note: Repeat of Principles of Accounting II. Prerequisite: AC 101. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring ALLied HeALtH AH 105—introduction to eastern Anatomy and Physiology This course will provide the theoretical and historical framework of Eastern Anatomy and Physiology. Students will explore the concepts of Qi, Blood, Shen, Jing, Yin/Yang, Five Element Theory, 12 meridian and vessel pathways, and their potential application to bodywork. Zang- Fu and Eight Principles will be introduced. The underlying causes of disease will be examined by analyzing the physiology and basic patterns of disharmony of each organ system. Students will develop skills in Qi palpation, self cultivation, and body/ mind preparedness to practice Eastern bodywork. (3 semester hours) Fall Art Ar 104—Basic Painting An introduction to the basic materials and methods of painting. Emphasis will be on color perception, mixing, application and on the control of pictorial space. Students will also learn preparation of grounds for painting and will work in acrylic and/ COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG or oil paint. (2 lecture/2 studio hours) (3 semester hours) Spring Ar 106—Ceramics i A general course involving hand-building techniques to construct forms out of clay through coiling, slab construction, molding, and beginning wheel. Projects will introduce students to various ideas and uses of clay, both traditional and nontraditional. Creative work will be encouraged. Prerequisite for Fine Art Majors: AR 108. (2 lecture hours/2 studio hours) (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Ar 107—Visual Arts 2-D Introduces the compositional concepts and vocabulary basic to painting, photography, graphic design, and other two-dimensional expressions. Assignments may be completed in a variety of materials and techniques, including painting, photography, computer generated imagery, and collage. (2 lecture hours/2 studio hours) (3 semester hours) Fall Ar 108—Visual Arts 3-D Introduces the basic concepts and vocabulary for sculpture, architecture, product design, and other areas of threedimensional design. Through a series of weekly assignments using simple materials and methods, students will investigate the formal qualities of objects. Developing an inventive approach to object making will be a principal goal of this course. (2 lecture hours/2 lab hours) (3 semester hours) Spring Ar 116—Art History: Pre-history to 14C A survey of world art history from the pre-classical to 1400 a.d., investigating forms in art and their link with history. Emphasis will be on the development of visual skills and visual memory. Written assignments and class discussions will be important factors in students’ evaluations. (3 semester hours) Fall 177
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG Ar 117—Art history: 14C to Present A continuation of AR 116 with the history of world art from 1400 a.d. to present. A research project on current art trends will be required. Students’ visual skills and visual memory will be heightened through the observed relationship of history and art. (3 semester hours) Fall Ar 118—Figure Drawing A traditional fgure drawing course emphasizing the accurate perception and rendering of the human fgure incorporating nude models. Drawing materials will include graphite, charcoal, chalk and pencil. (2 lecture hours/2 studio hours) (3 semester hours) Spring Ar 119—Basic Drawing Drawing natural and fabricated objects, students will study the uses of line, light, and shade and be introduced to the basic principles of perspective and composition. A variety of materials, including charcoal and graphite, are used. (2 lecture hours/2 studio hours) (3 semester hours) Fall Ar 124—figure in Clay The student will learn to construct a human fgure in natural fred clay by participating in a series of exercises designed to develop correct observation and memory from a live model. Clay chemistry, fring, and construction techniques will be explored. (2 lecture hours/2 studio hours) (3 semester hours) Spring Ar 125H—Hnrs: Understanding visual Arts An honors-level seminar structured around a series of questions that will lead students to an in-depth awareness and understanding of visual reality. Our understanding will be developed through class discussions, readings, presentations and visits to studios and museums. Students will learn to clearly and comprehensively describe, in written 178 form, observed visual reality. Prerequisite: cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher and submission of essay to the Honors Committee. (3 semester hours) Fall Ar 128—Fundamentals of Figure drawing An introductory course designed for students with little or no fgure drawing experience. This course will explore line as contour and gesture, value and overall composition. Graphite and charcoal will be the principle materials employed. (1 semester hour) Fall Ar 135—digital Photography This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of photography using the digital camera, photo-editing software, and inkjet printing. The student will be instructed in the techniques of camera work, pre-visualization, and how to make and present fnished prints. A strong emphasis will be placed on developing aesthetic judgment through a series of assignments and critiques. Classroom lectures will be a combination of technical instruction and discussion on the history of photography as an art form. Printmaking time is an integral part of the course, and facilities will be available outside of class hours. Students should expect to spend approximately $100 for supplies. NOTE: Students must provide their own digital camera of at least 6 mega pixels. Digital cameras that are capable of being used in “manual” mode (this can also be defned on the camera as having available aperture priority mode and shutter speed priority mode) are preferred. Camera phones are not acceptable. (2 lecture hours/2 lab hours) (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Ar 140—Computer Graphics An introductory course for students with little or no computer graphics background. Students will learn how various computer software and hardware components can
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