Catalog 12-13.indd - McMurry University

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Arthow the theoretical concepts of art are put into practice. Students have internedat the Abilene Reporter News, Center of Contemporary Art, ZachryAssociates, Grace Museum, National Center for Children’s IllustratedLiterature, and other art career related businesses.Departmental Honors. Please see the description of the Honors Programunder the Special Program section earlier in the catalog.Facilities. The Art Department has a superior ceramic facility. The Noeland Anita Chapin building built in 2000, houses 14 potters wheels, a slabroller, four electric kilns, three gas kilns (Raku and highfi re), clay mixingroom, faculty studios, glaze mixing room, and large work spaces. Thecomputer lab has 14 Macintosh computers. The painting, drawing and designrooms have northern lighting. There are two photography darkroomsand a jewelry design lab.Courses Taught in the Art Department:ART 1300 Exploring the Visual ArtsART 1310 Element of DesignART 1313 Basic PotteryART 2300 Fundamentals of DrawingART 2301 Art History IART 2302 Art History IIART 2304 Creative DrawingART 2310 Painting IART 2313 Techniques in Wheel ThrowingART 2314 Techniques in HandbuildingART 2321 Three-Dimensional DesignART 2323 Fundamentals of PhotographyART 3310 Life Drawing IART 3315 Ceramic SculptureART 3320 Life Drawing IIART 3321 Painting II; Still Life PaintingART 3322 Modern Art HistoryART 3323 Non-European ArtART 3328 Advanced PhotographyART 3330 Computer Graphics DesignART 3334 Desktop PublishingART 3336 Special Topics in Graphic DesignART 3340 Painting III Advanced PaintingART 3360 Secondary School ArtART 3370 Elementary School ArtART 3390 Gallery PracticesART 3391 Jewelry DesignART 4313 Clay and Glaze Calculation and KilnbuildingART 4335 Painting IV Special TopicsART 4390 Professional Practices/InternshipART 4X95 Independent StudiesART 4X96* Honors TutorialART 4X97* Honors ThesisART 4X99 Special TopicsMMA 2310MMA 2340MMA 3310MMA 3320MMA 4388Introduction to Multimedia ApplicationsIntroduction to Digital AnimationDigital Video Capture and EditingHTML and Web DesignInternship in Multimedia Applications40
BACHELOR OF ARTSSTUDIO ARTA MINOR IS REQUIRED FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE IN STUDIO ARTAll degrees require a minimum of 120 credit hours, excluding remedial courses. A minimum of 39 credit hours must be advanced level.ArtGENERAL EDUCATIONREQUIREMENTSLEADERSHIP, EXCELLENCE, ANDVIRTUE (3 hrs)Select 3 hrs fromHIST 2330, 2340,REL 2309,SCI 2310,SLD 1300, 1310SOC 1300MATHEMATICS (3 hrs)Select 3 hrs fromMATH 1311, 1312, 1315, 1320, 2421, 2322, 3351WRITTEN COMMUNICATION (6 hrs)ENG 1310ENG 1320ORAL COMMUNICATION (3 hrs)COMM 1310, 2330CRITICAL REASONING (3 hrs)Select 3 hrs fromBIMS 1300,COMM 2350,C SC 1322, 1325,ENG 2310, 2320, 2350,MATH 2315,PHIL 2350, 2360UNDERSTANDING CHRISTIANTRADITION (3 hrs)Select 3 hrs fromREL 1310, 1330, 2330, 2340FINE ARTS (3 hrs)Select 3 hrs fromART 1300,FA 2310,MLH 2301,THRE 1300GLOBAL, SOCIETAL, ANDPERSONAL PERSPECTIVES (11 hrs)World Select 3 hrs fromENG 2330,HIST 1310, 1320,REL 2350,PSC 2350,SOC 2310, 2320Society and Self Select 6 hrs from two disciplinesECON 2310, 2320,HIST 2310, 2320,PSC 2310,PSYC 1340, 2360,SOC 2300,Health and Fitness Select 2 hrs fromH F 1210H F 1200 **(for students age 30 or above, or medical exemption)HOURSNATURAL SCIENCE (4 hrs) (as required by major)Select 4 hrs from4BIOL 1401, 2401,CHEM 1400, 1405, 1410,GEOS 1405, 1410, 2420,PHYS 1400, 1401, 1410, 2510TOTAL HOURS 3933333333362MAJOR IN STUDIO ART(3 hours may also meet general education requirements)STUDIO ARTART 1300ART 1310ART 1313ART 2310ART 3330ART 4390Select 3 hrs from2300, 2304Select 6 hrs fromART 2301, 2302, 3322, 3323Select 12 hrs (9 hrs or more advanced)Students are highly encouraged to take advanced coursesin one media. (Painting, Ceramics, Computer Graphics, orPhotography)HOURSTOTAL HOURS 39FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT:This major requires 1 year of foreign language at the college level, ordemonstration of profi ciency by taking a CLEP exam or a foreign languageprofi ciency exam. The University foreign language requirementis described on page 34 of the catalog.333333361241
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