Minor: Media, Art and Design
Student Learning Outcomes
Students graduating from this program will:
- Analyze the interconnections between what we see, how we see, and what we think.
- Interpret visual culture using an interdisciplinary lens
- Use visual tools to communicate a concept or message.
- Apply Design Thinking to Creative Work and Problem Solving.
Code | Title | Credits |
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9 credit hours need to be at the 300-level or above. | ||
ART 114 | Foundation Digital Design | 3 |
In the Design Thinking course, students will create a learning contract that addresses their goals for the degree. With the help of their advisor, they will create a plan that fits their specific career and artistic goals. | ||
ART 266 | Design Thinking | 3 |
ART-HIST 320WI | Ways of Seeing | 3 |
Elective Coursework | ||
Take 4 courses (12 credit hours) selected from the following: | 12 | |
Introduction to Photography | ||
or ART 206 | Photography I | |
Foundation Drawing | ||
Foundation 2D Design | ||
Intermediate Drawing | ||
Painting I | ||
Print Media I | ||
Digital Video and Motion Design | ||
Figure Drawing I | ||
Interactive Media Design | ||
Graphic Design and Typography I | ||
Graphic Design and Typography II | ||
3D Modeling and Animation | ||
Interdisciplinary Studio Projects | ||
Creative Project Development | ||
Special Topics in Studio Art | ||
Special Studies in Art: Internship | ||
Introduction to the History of Art: Pyramids to Picasso | ||
From Cave Paintings to Cathedrals | ||
From Michelangelo to Modernism | ||
World Currents of Contemporary Art | ||
Arts Of African and New World Cultures | ||
Asian Art | ||
Made in the USA: Latinx Art and Experience | ||
Whose America: Modern Art and Philosophy in the Americas | ||
Northern European Art: 15th and 16th Centuries | ||
15th Century Italian Art and Architecture | ||
Greek Art and Architecture | ||
History of Photography | ||
Participatory Forms of Spectatorship in Contemporary Art | ||
Sensing, Feeling, Thinking: Contemporary Art and the Mind | ||
Art Museums: History and Practice | ||
Site-Specific Art: Within and Beyond the Museum Walls | ||
Special Topics in Art History | ||
Special Problems in Art Internship | ||
Introduction to Journalism | ||
Introduction To Web Communications | ||
Broadcast and Digital Media Presenting | ||
Persuasive Communication | ||
Journalism and Visual Storytelling in the Age of Data | ||
Organizational Communication | ||
The Art of the Interview | ||
The News Feature Writing | ||
Writing, Broadcasting & Podcasting for Student Media | ||
Podcast and Audio Production | ||
Cross-Cultural Journalism & Mass Media | ||
Strategic Communication Research | ||
Media Ethics | ||
Special Studies | ||
Applications of Interpersonal Communication Theory | ||
Intercultural Communication | ||
Principles Of Advertising | ||
Interactive and Social Media Advertising | ||
Principles Of Public Relations | ||
Intermediate Broadcast and Digital TV | ||
Advanced Broadcast and Digital TV | ||
Media Law | ||
Internship | ||
Advertising Campaigns | ||
Rhetorics of New Media | ||
Composing Digital Environments | ||
Publication Practicum | ||
Publication Practicum | ||
Studies in Digital Humanities | ||
Nonfiction Workshop | ||
History of the Designed Environment I | ||
History of the Designed Environment II | ||
History of the Designed Environment III | ||
Ancient World in Cinema | ||
Story Development | ||
Editing with Adobe Premiere | ||
Concepts of the Hero in Ancient Literature and World Cinema | ||
Film Adaptation | ||
Introduction to Film Theory | ||
German Film | ||
Art of the Short Film | ||
Introduction to Screenwriting | ||
Intermediate Media Production | ||
History Of The Film Industry | ||
African American Images in Film | ||
Documentary Production | ||
Animation | ||
Topics in World Cinema | ||
Topics in Sound & Cinema | ||
Topics in Gender and Cinema | ||
Advanced Screenwriting | ||
Client-Based Media Production | ||
Advanced Media Production | ||
Directing Actors and Scenes | ||
Internship | ||
Oral History | ||
Museums, Monuments, and American Life: An Introduction to Public History | ||
Total Credits | 21 |