Liberal Arts: Fine Arts
Students pursuing the Liberal Arts: Fine Arts degree may choose either to specialize within one of the four degree fields (Art, Cinema, Drama, or Music), or to take an interdisciplinary cross-section of introductory arts courses. The degree offers potential students the opportunity to develop basic skills in one or more of the arts; students who choose to specialize in a particular field can take courses commonly required at four-year institutions for majors, and thus can prepare themselves for upper division courses they may take in the future. Students not planning to continue their education, or planning to continue in some other field, will still benefit from the increased cultural awareness and personal fulfillment attained through this degree program.
Courses
- ART1A — Art History - Pre-History to Gothic
- ART1B — Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary
- ART3A — Introduction to Sculpture
- ART10 — Color and Design
- ART11 — Three-Dimensional Design
- ART17 — Basic Drawing
- ART19 — Figure Drawing
- ART23 — Painting
- ART31A — Introduction to Ceramics (Hand-building)
- ART35 — Digital Photography
- ART41 — Introduction to Digital Art
- ART60 — Introduction to Jewelry and Metalsmithing
- ART77 — Professional Practices and Entrepreneurship in the Visual Arts
- CINE1 — Cinema History - Origins Through the Coming of Sound
- CINE2 — Cinema History - Coming of Sound to the Present
- CINE3 — Cinemas of Latin America, Asia, and Africa
- DRAMA24 — Introduction to Theatre
- DRAMA30A — Acting I
- DRAMA30B — Acting II
- MUS1 — Introduction to Music
- MUS2A — Beginning Harmony and Musicianship I
- MUS2B — Beginning Harmony and Musicianship II
- MUS3A — Intermediate Harmony and Musicianship I
- MUS3B — Intermediate Harmony and Musicianship II
- MUS10 — Music in History
- MUS12 — American Popular Music
- MUS24A — Beginning Class Piano I
- MUS24B — Beginning Class Piano II
- MUS25A — Intermediate Class Piano I
- MUS25B — Intermediate Class Piano II