Associate in Fine Arts - Art
This program requires a minimum of 65 credit hours and offers the foundational courses required in the first two years of an art degree to prepare students to transfer as a junior to a bachelor’s degree in art program. Students interested in transferring to a baccalaureate program should be aware that transfer admission will be competitive, and most schools require a portfolio review for admission to the major, advanced course placement and scholarship consideration.
Courses
- ANT 101 — ANT-101. Introduction to Anthropology. (3 Credits)
- ANT 201 — ANT-201. Biological Anthropology. (3 Credits)
- ANT 202 — ANT-202. Cultural Anthropology. (3 Credits)
- ANT 210 — ANT-210. Introduction to Archaeology. (3 Credits)
- ARB 202 — ARB-202. Arabic IV. (4 Credits)
- ART 101 — ART-101. Drawing I. (3 Credits)
- ART 104 — ART-104. Drawing II. (3 Credits)
- ART 105 — ART-105. Life Drawing. (3 Credits)
- ART 106 — ART-106. Drawing Comics. (3 Credits)
- ART 116 — ART-116. Two-Dimensional Design. (3 Credits)
- ART 118 — ART-118. Three-Dimensional Design. (3 Credits)
- ART 120 — ART-120. Beginning Painting. (3 Credits)
- ART 121 — ART-121. Watercolor Painting. (3 Credits)
- ART 122 — ART-122. Intermediate Painting. (3 Credits)
- ART 125 — ART-125. Ceramics I. (3 Credits)
- ART 126 — ART-126. Ceramics II. (3 Credits)
- ART 146 — ART-146. Digital Art/Design: Introduction. (3 Credits)
- ART 150 — ART-150. Sculpture. (3 Credits)
- ART 160 — ART-160. Darkroom Photography: Introduction. (3 Credits)
- ART 161 — ART-161. Camera and Darkroom Techniques. (3 Credits)
- ART 162 — ART-162. Photographic Design. (3 Credits)
- ART 163 — ART-163. Alternative Photographic Processes. (3 Credits)
- ART 165 — ART-165. Digital Photography: Introduction. (3 Credits)
- ART 170 — ART-170. Printmaking. (3 Credits)
- ART 171 — ART-171. Printmaking II. (3 Credits)
- ART 182 — ART-182. Digital Illustration. (3 Credits)
- ART 205 — ART-205. Survey of Art I. (3 Credits)
- ART 206 — ART-206. Survey of Art II. (3 Credits)
- ART 208 — ART-208. Survey of Art III. (3 Credits)
- ART 280 — ART-280. Independent Studio: Drawing. (3 Credits)
- ART 281 — ART-281. Independent Studio: Painting. (3 Credits)
- ART 283 — ART-283. Independent Studio: Photography. (3 Credits)
- AST 103 — AST-103. Observational Astronomy. (4 Credits)
- BIO 101 — BIO-101. Survey of Biology for Non-Majors. (4 Credits)
- BIO 104 — BIO-104. Biology of Human Life. (4 Credits)
- BIO 105 — BIO-105. Human Genetics. (3 Credits)
- BIO 111 — BIO-111. General Biology I. (4 Credits)
- BIO 112 — BIO-112. General Biology II. (4 Credits)
- CHM 111 — CHM-111. Fundamentals of Chemistry. (4 Credits)
- CHM 131 — CHM-131. Chemistry (University Oriented) I. (4 Credits)
- COM 101 — COM-101. Composition I. (3 Credits)
- COM 102 — COM-102. Composition II. (3 Credits)
- COM 103 — COM-103. Speech Fundamentals. (3 Credits)
- EAS 120 — EAS-120. Introduction to Earth Science. (4 Credits)
- EAS 125 — EAS-125. Introduction to Weather and Climate. (4 Credits)
- EAS 135 — EAS-135. Severe and Hazardous Weather. (3 Credits)
- ECO 101 — ECO-101. Principles of Macro-Economics. (3 Credits)
- ECO 102 — ECO-102. Principles of Micro-Economics. (3 Credits)
- FRE 202 — FRE-202. French IV. (4 Credits)
- GEL 150 — GEL-150. Physical Geology. (4 Credits)
- GEO 101 — GEO-101. Cultural Geography. (3 Credits)
- GEO 102 — GEO-102. World Regional Geography. (3 Credits)
- GEO 201 — GEO-201. Economic Geography. (3 Credits)
- HIS 101 — HIS-101. Western Civilization I. (3 Credits)
- HIS 102 — HIS-102. Western Civilization II. (3 Credits)
- HIS 150 — HIS-150. World History to 1500. (3 Credits)
- HIS 151 — HIS-151. World History since 1500. (3 Credits)
- HIS 201 — HIS-201. American History I. (3 Credits)
- HIS 202 — HIS-202. American History II. (3 Credits)
- HIS 204 — HIS-204. African-American History. (3 Credits)
- HIS 210 — HIS-210. History of Asia. (3 Credits)
- HIS 215 — HIS-215. History of Africa. (3 Credits)
- HIS 220 — HIS-220. History of Latin America. (3 Credits)
- HUM 101 — HUM-101. Western Humanities I: Foundations. (3 Credits)
- HUM 102 — HUM-102. Western Humanities II: Continuities. (3 Credits)
- HUM 115 — HUM-115. World Mythology. (3 Credits)
- HUM 120 — HUM-120. Women in the Humanities. (3 Credits)
- HUM 135 — HUM-135. African & Middle Eastern Humanities. (3 Credits)
- HUM 140 — HUM-140. Asian and Oceanic Humanities. (3 Credits)
- HUM 145 — HUM-145. Native American Humanities. (3 Credits)
- HUM 155 — HUM-155. LGBTQ Humanities. (3 Credits)
- LIT 205 — LIT-205. Literature for Children/Young Adults. (3 Credits)
- LIT 213 — LIT-213. American Literature I. (3 Credits)
- LIT 214 — LIT-214. American Literature II. (3 Credits)
- LIT 215 — LIT-215. Bible as Literature I. (3 Credits)
- LIT 216 — LIT-216. Bible as Literature II. (3 Credits)
- LIT 217 — LIT-217. Introduction to Poetry. (3 Credits)
- LIT 218 — LIT-218. Introduction to Drama. (3 Credits)
- LIT 219 — LIT-219. Women in Literature. (3 Credits)
- LIT 220 — LIT-220. Introduction to Fiction. (3 Credits)
- LIT 221 — LIT-221. English Literature I. (3 Credits)
- LIT 222 — LIT-222. English Literature II. (3 Credits)
- LIT 223 — LIT-223. Western Literature I. (3 Credits)
- LIT 224 — LIT-224. Western Literature II. (3 Credits)
- LIT 225 — LIT-225. Shakespeare. (3 Credits)
- LIT 226 — LIT-226. Literature of the Non-Western World. (3 Credits)
- LIT 227 — LIT-227. Literature as Film. (3 Credits)
- LIT 228 — LIT-228. Latin American Literature. (3 Credits)
- LIT 230 — LIT-230. African American Literature. (3 Credits)
- MTH 120 — MTH-120. General Education Mathematics. (3 Credits)
- MTH 122 — MTH-122. Math for Teachers II. (3 Credits)
- MTH 139 — MTH-139. Probability and Statistics. (4 Credits)
- MTH 143 — MTH-143. Finite Mathematics. (4 Credits)
- MTH 145 — MTH-145. Calculus for Business & Social Scien. (4 Credits)
- MTH 150 — MTH-150. Calculus I/Analytic Geometry. (5 Credits)
- MTH 151 — MTH-151. Calculus II/Analytic Geometry. (5 Credits)
- MTH 152 — MTH-152. Calculus III/Analytic Geometry. (4 Credits)
- MTH 212 — MTH-212. Statistics for Business. (4 Credits)
- MTH 215 — MTH-215. Discrete Mathematics. (3 Credits)
- NAT 111 — NAT-111. Environmental Science I. (4 Credits)
- NAT 112 — NAT-112. Environmental Science II. (4 Credits)
- PHI 101 — PHI-101. Introduction to Philosophy. (3 Credits)
- PHI 111 — PHI-111. Critical Thinking. (3 Credits)
- PHI 120 — PHI-120. World Religions. (3 Credits)
- PHI 125 — PHI-125. Ethics. (3 Credits)
- PHI 200 — PHI-200. Philosophy of Religion. (3 Credits)
- PHI 210 — PHI-210. Philosophy: Ancient to Enlightenment. (3 Credits)
- PHI 211 — PHI-211. Philosophy: Enlightenment to Present. (3 Credits)
- PHY 108 — PHY-108. Fundamentals of Physics. (4 Credits)
- PHY 150 — PHY-150. Mechanics, Heat & Sound. (4 Credits)
- PHY 203 — PHY-203. Mechanics. (4 Credits)
- PSC 103 — PSC-103. Introduction to Political Science. (3 Credits)
- PSC 110 — PSC-110. American National Government. (3 Credits)
- PSC 115 — PSC-115. State and Local Government. (3 Credits)
- PSC 210 — PSC-210. International Relations. (3 Credits)
- PSC 215 — PSC-215. Comparative Government. (3 Credits)
- PSC 225 — PSC-225. Non-Western Comparative Politics. (3 Credits)
- PSC 245 — PSC-245. Politics of the Middle East. (3 Credits)
- PSY 101 — PSY-101. Introduction to Psychology. (3 Credits)
- PSY 104 — PSY-104. Life-Span Developmental Psychology. (3 Credits)
- PSY 105 — PSY-105. Child Psychology. (3 Credits)
- PSY 106 — PSY-106. Adolescent Psychology. (3 Credits)
- PSY 202 — PSY-202. Social Psychology. (3 Credits)
- PSY 210 — PSY-210. Adult Psychology. (3 Credits)
- SOC 101 — SOC-101. Introduction to Sociology. (3 Credits)
- SOC 102 — SOC-102. Sociology of Family. (3 Credits)
- SOC 103 — SOC-103. Sociology of Poverty. (3 Credits)
- SOC 203 — SOC-203. Sociology of Race and Ethnicity. (3 Credits)
- SOC 204 — SOC-204. Social Problems. (3 Credits)
- SOC 206 — SOC-206. Social Inequalities. (3 Credits)
- SOC 215 — SOC-215. Sociology of Sex and Gender. (3 Credits)
- SPA 202 — SPA-202. Spanish IV. (4 Credits)
- SPA 213 — SPA-213. Introduction to Hispanic Literatures. (3 Credits)
- SSC 101 — SSC-101. Social Science I. (3 Credits)