Fine Arts General Education

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Through practice and study, students will learn about the creative process that is central to disciplines found within the Visual and Performing Arts.

Fine Arts General Education I (F1)

ART 106 - Drawing and Composition 4 Hour(s)
ART 107 - Beginning Design 2D and 3D 4 Hour(s)
ART 200 - Early Modernism to Present-Art History Survey 4 Hour(s)
ART 209 - Photography I 4 Hour(s)
ART 213 - Themes in Art History - Prehistory to Baroque 4 Hour(s)
ART 225 - Ceramics I 4 Hour(s)
DNC 111 - Introduction to World Dance 4 Hour(s)
ENG 206 - Fiction Writing 4 Hour(s)
ENG 207 - Poetry Writing 4 Hour(s)
MUS 149 - Screen/Music: Film, Television, Video Games 4 Hour(s)
MUS 151 - History of Jazz 4 Hour(s)
MUS 156 - Listening to Classical Music 4 Hour(s)
MUS 158 - Rock Music - Roots and History 4 Hour(s)
MUS 159 - Electronic Music 4 Hour(s)
MUS 185 - Concert Choir 0 - 1 Hour(s)
MUS 188 - Wind Ensemble 0 - 1 Hour(s)
MUS 232 - Art of the Machine: Creative Computing from Algorithm to A I 4 Hour(s)
THE 101 - Introduction to Theatre Arts 4 Hour(s)
THE 102 - Introduction to Performance 4 Hour(s)

Note:

MUS 185 and MUS 188 must be taken 4 times to equal 1 GE requirement.

All F2s in the Art Program have prerequisites. If you plan to take your GE2 in Art, be careful to take the F1 that is the correct prerequisite for your chosen F2.

Fine Arts General Education 2 (F2)

ART 201 - Painting I 4 Hour(s)
ART 212 - Introduction to Book Art 4 Hour(s)
ART 215 - History of Photography 4 Hour(s)
ART 220 - Sculpture I 4 Hour(s)
ART 230 - Printmaking I 4 Hour(s)
ART 309 - Photography II - Fine Art 4 Hour(s)
ART 310 - Photography II - Commercial 4 Hour(s)
ART 314 - Photography II Studio Lighting 4 Hour(s)
ART 325 - Ceramics II 4 Hour(s)
ENG 333 - Advanced Creative Writing 4 Hour(s)
MUS 260 - Music as Culture 4 Hour(s)
DNC 211 - Theatre Dance 4 Hour(s)
THE 215 - Theatre History and Literature I 4 Hour(s)
THE 216 - Theatre History and Literature II 4 Hour(s)

Note:

A student must take one GE2 course. A GE2 course must be from the same discipline as one of the GE1 courses previously taken (e.g., a GE1 English course and a GE2 English course). A GE2 course builds upon knowledge from a previous GE1 course and provides depth in an area of interest outside a student’s major. Some GE2 courses have a prerequisite. Students should consult the catalog descriptions for courses that interest them to determine whether this might be the case.

All F2s in the Art Program have prerequisites. If you plan to take your GE2 in Art, be careful to take the F1 that is the correct prerequisite for your chosen F2.