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 Thomas Murphy
Thomas Murphy, 2002



ART 105 Computer Art

1 semester, 3 credits

Introduction to the principles of basic design through the use of the computer as an art medium.

 

 



 Lesly Wood
Lesly Wood, 2008

ART 108 Introduction to Desktop Publishing
1 semester, 3 credits

This course is for the student wanting an introduction to graphic design using the ubiquitous desktop computer and a desktop publishing program. Lectures include: history of graphic design, visual perception, typography and layout, as well as an introduction to desktop computer software. Projects will cover those used for intro-level jobs, i.e., newsletters, stationery, brochures. Other projects will illustrate class lectures. Evaluations will include class critiques and one-on-one discussions with the instructor.


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ART 242 Digital Imaging: Etching*
1 semester, 3 credits (Fine Arts Core)

This course will use the computer and drawing to produce full color images in a traditional print medium, intaglio etching. Through a series of lecture demonstrations, there will be an introduction to hands-on drawing experience, plate preparation, and Photoshop visual imaging software. A non-toxic photographic system will be used to translate and extend the imagery created on the computer. This course will be concerned with the interaction of digital and drawn visual vocabulary. This course provides instruction in drawing, so previous drawing experience is not required. Experience with Photoshop is not required, although some computer literacy would be useful.

 


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ART 243 Digital Imaging: Screenprinting*
1 semester, 3 credits (Fine Arts Core)

This course will be an introduction to hands-on drawing experience and Photoshop visual imaging software. Through a series of lecture demonstrations, the computer and drawing will be used to explore full-color images in screenprinting. As in ART 242, experience in drawing or Photoshop is not required, although some computer literacy would be helpful. Formerly ART 147.

 

 

 


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ART 246 Digital Imaging: Type/Design/Art*
1 semester, 3 credits

This studio course uses computers and drawing to investigate typography as an art form. There will be a thorough review of the history and construction of typefaces since the Renaissance and each person will use the computer to research, draw, and create a new and unique typeface.

 

 


 

 


ART 248 Digital Imaging: Moving Pictures*
1 semester, 3 credits

Through a series of carefully constructed assignments, images of the students' own creation will combine with sound to become professional quality digital animations. Students will draw with the computer, invent visual storytelling concepts, and learn to use interactive software.


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ART 370 Special Topice in Studio Art
1 semester, 3 credits

ART 270, 370, 470 are special topics courses on subjects of special interest offered students at different levels in various areas of studio art.

 

 


ART 498 Digital Imaging Thesis
1 semester, 3 credits

Production of a mature body of work in preparation for the senior thesis exhibition.

 senior thesis
Jude Senese, Senior Thesis exhibition, 2005


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