| ART31L3 | Art Practicum Lab | Laboratory/ |
| ART32L3 | Art Practicum Lab | Laboratory. |
| ART33L3 | Art Practicum Lab | Laboratory |
| ART1190 | Independent Study in Art | No Description Set |
| ART1191 | Ceramics | No Description Set |
| ART1301 | Design I | An introduction to the vocabulary and principles of two-dimensional design: line, value, color, shape, form, and spatial devices in unified and varied organizations. Individual media exploration and creativity is encouraged through readings and desig... |
| ART1302 | Design II | An introduction to the vocabulary and principles of three-dimensional design: mass, volume, plane, line, texture, and color in unified and varied organizations. Individual media exploration and creativity is encouraged through readings and design pro... |
| ART1303 | Drawing I | Drawing I is a studio course designed to improve the student's motor drawing ability and perceptual drawing skills, explore the potentials of drawing media, and to introduce the elements of art in the context of vocabulary and the drawing experience,... |
| ART1306 | Introduction to Fine Arts | The history, philosophy, elements, and techniques which create, influence, and integrate the visual and performing arts are presented. Field trips to local art museums, symphonies, operas, and theatre productions will be required. Fall, Winter, Spri... |
| ART1306HR | Honors Introduction to Fine Arts | No Description Set |
| ART1390 | Independent Study in Fine Arts | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| ART1391 | Independent Study in Fine Arts | No Description Set |
| ART2050 | Sophomore Portfolio Review | Commercial Art, Graphic Design, and/or Digital Photography students are required to submit their portfolios for a sophomore review. Multiple evaluators, with field experience, will review each portfolio to discern whether or not the student is suited... |
| ART2303 | Drawing II | Drawing II is a studio course designed to improve on the student's perceptual drawing skills to further explore the potentials of drawing media with experimentation in color, to develop original conceptual skills and visual thinking in the context of... |
| ART2310 | Painting I | Painting I is a studio course exploring the potentials of painting media with emphasis on color, composition, self expression, and vocabulary. Museum field trip required. Lab fee. |
| ART2311 | Sculpture I | Introduction to sculpture. Introductory problems in sculpture, including analysis of form, theory, and technical processes, including exploration in different media. Lab Fee. |
| ART2312 | Ceramics I | Pottery and sculpture making by hand building processes including glazing, slip decoration, and the use of kilns. Study of basic techniques and vocabulary. Also includes an introduction to the potter's wheel. Fall, Spring Lab Fee: 1 hour |
| ART2313 | Crafts I | Design and creation of art forms in various selected crafts media and techniques: weaving, jewelry, glass, paper, clay, painting, sculpture, or textiles. Emphasis is on craftsmanship, creativity, experimentation, and technique. Lab fee. |
| ART2314 | Photography I | An introduction to the use of the camera and basic vocabulary. Fundamentals of exposure, development, and printing. Photographic composition, creativity, readings, and critiques are included. Students are expected to provide their own digital camera.... |
| ART2315 | Desktop Publish & Design I | No Description Set |
| ART2317 | Advertising and Visual Communication I | An introduction to basic visual communication vocabulary and design including lettering, layout, illustration, graphic reproduction processes, rough art, finished art, camera ready, and computer art applied to specific design projects. Fall, Spring C... |
| ART2318 | Basic Digital Design | Fundamentals of digital design are covered utilizing standard graphic software applications for PC and Macintosh platforms. Proven methods of effective communication through typography, layout, and design are discussed. Computer lab projects include... |
| ART2319 | Art History Survey I | Art History Survey I presents a chronological examination of Western painting, sculpture, architecture, and related visual arts from prehistoric times to the end of the Gothic Period. This course includes films, visuals, readings, study guides, and... |
| ART2320 | Art History Survey II | Art History Survey II presents a chronological examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and related visual arts from the early Renaissance to the present. This course includes films, visuals, readings, study guides, and museum visits. Spring... |
| ART2390 | Independent Study in ART | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| ART2396 | Entrepreneurship in the Arts | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| ART3151 | Visual Art for the Child | A course that gives a more in depth learning experience to prospective elementary art teachers. This course is to be taken in the same semester as Art 3350 (Pedagogy of Art).Fall, Spring |
| ART3173 | Art Practicum | A course in practical art experiences - either on campus or off campus, in the areas of travel study, publicity, graphic design, exhibit implementation, theatre arts, art galleries, museums, art tours, or specialized study. This can be taken for 1 ho... |
| ART3190 | Survey of the Perforning Arts | No Description Set |
| ART3193 | Art Practicum | A one-hour course in practical art experiences such as publicity, exhibit planning, and implementation. Lab Fee. Fall, Spring. |
| ART3250 | Essential Knowledge of Art | An introduction to the essential elements of art for grades K-8: perceiving, expressing, appreciating and evaluating. Study of vocabulary, elements, priciples and philosophy of art, and creative growth of the child. Suitable art activities for vari... |
| ART3273 | Art Practicum | A course in practical art experiences - either on campus or off campus, in the areas of travel study, publicity, graphic design, exhibit implementation, theatre arts, art galleries, museums, art tours, or specialized study. This can be taken for 1 ho... |
| ART3293 | ART PRACTICUM | No Description Set |
| ART3301 | Internship in Art | changed to ART 4301 for spring 2010 This course is designed to give the student actual field experiences in art. Through the professional cooperation of area art agencies, museums, galleries and studios, the student will report to a place of employm... |
| ART3303 | Drawing III | Drawing III is a studio course in advanced drawing techniques to improve the student's drawing abilities, creativity, perceptual drawing skills, and individual expression. Lab fee. Field Trip. |
| ART3304 | Cartooning | Study and experimentation in the development of characterization, stylization, and animation. Methods, techniques, printing for story lines, collecting ideas for development in cartoons will be studied. Lab Fee. Offered occasionally. |
| ART3305 | Art History I | Art History I presents a chronological examination of Western painting, sculpture, architecture, and related visual arts from prehistoric times to the end of the Gothic Period. This course includes films, visuals, readings, study guides, and museum v... |
| ART3306 | Art History II | Art History II presents a chronological examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and related visual arts from the early Renaissance to the present. This course includes films, visuals, readings, study guides, and museum visits. |
| ART3307 | Film/Electronic Cinematography | Will be crossed with COMA 3307 |
| ART3310 | Painting II | A further investigation of painting with emphasis on individual expression. Museum field trip required. Lab fee. |
| ART3311 | Sculpture II | Intermediate problems in sculpture, including analysis of form, theory, and technical processes. Basic construction techniques in selected materials will be explored. Museum trip required. Lab Fee. |
| ART3312 | Ceramics II | A continuation of Ceramics I with opportunities for creative specialization in ceramics on wheel techniques, design, kiln firing and glaze development. Fall, Spring Prerequisite: ART 2312 Lab Fee: 1 hour |
| ART3313 | Crafts II | A continuation of Crafts I with more individual opportunity for selection of materials and techniques. Emphasis is on personal style, experimentation, craftsmanship, and creativity. Lab fee. |
| ART3314 | Photography II | Advanced photographic skills developed through photography projects enhanced by digital imaging software and techniques. Students will learn to apply a state-of-the-art digital graphics program and selectively modify, enhance, and combine photographs... |
| ART3315 | Desktop Publishing II | Advanced desktop publishing techniques are convered utilizing dedicated page layout software applications for PC and Macintosh platforms. Proven methods of effective communication through typography, layout, and design are discussed including creat... |
| ART3316 | Media Graphics | Development of skills and concepts necessary to produce art works for use in the various media. Study and application of the basic materials, techniques, and vocabulary of the graphic and digital art field. Lab fee. |
| ART3317 | Advertising and Visual Communication II | Advanced study of basic visual communication design including lettering, layout, illustration, graphic reproduction processes, rough art, finished art, camera-ready and computer art applied to specific design projects. Spring Prerequisite: ART 2317... |
| ART3317 | Contemporary Advertising | Advanced study of basic visual communication design including typography, layout, illustration, graphic reproduction processes, rough art, finished art, camera ready art, and digital art applied to specific design projects. Lab fee. |
| ART3318 | Web Design | Web publishing techniques are covered utilizing web-authoring software for PC and Macintosh platforms. Proven methods of effective communication through typography, layout, and design are discussed including creative uses of digital illustrations and... |
| ART3319 | Visual Communication | Skills in interpreting the visual messages viewed in print and digital media are essential in our media saturated world today. This course focuses on the development of visual literacy by helping students develop skills to critically examine the visu... |
| ART3320 | Special Topics in Illustration | No Description Set |
| ART3321 | Graphic Design I | This studio course emphasizes the solving of graphic communications problems as it specifically relates to identity design in print form. Students gain a strong working knowledge of current computer art and layout applications, such as Adobe InDesign... |
| ART3321 | Religious and Christian Art | Application and study of religious themes in art: symbols, promotion, advertising, teaching, and publicity. Study of Christian values as related to art in history and contemporary society. Spring |
| ART3322 | Graphic Design II | In this studio course graphic design students continue their in-depth study of two-dimensional design principles as they apply it to formats such as package design and annual reports. An emphasis on preparing print documents for output or reproductio... |
| ART3322 | Special Topics in Illustration | Moved to ART 3320 to be crossed with COMA 3320 Has been offered under Special Topics, ART 4320. Will now be a course of its own. Summer 2011, crossed with COMA 3320 |
| ART3325 | Lettering and Typography | Students will learn to consider three major things as they design with type: the form, direct and secondary meanings, and graphic impact of a particular typeface. The subtle relationship of type and visuals in a design solution, and how type can be u... |
| ART3341 | Photography Process and Practice | This is an intermediate to advanced level photography course that will further explore the photographic processes as it relates to artistic expression and experimentation with digital photography and media. An emphasis will be placed on generating a... |
| ART3350 | Pedagogy of Art | An introduction to the key aspects of art for grades K-8: art production, aesthetics, history, and criticism. Study of TEKS, vocabulary, elements, principles, philosophy of art, and creative growth of the child. Art activities for various levels and... |
| ART3351 | Art in the Secondary School | An introduction to the history and philosophy of art in American schools, art activities and methods for various age levels, sources for materials, and curriculum planning in art. Lab Fee. Offered occasionally. |
| ART3373 | Art Practicum | A course in practical art experiences - either on campus or off campus, in the areas of travel study, publicity, graphic design, exhibit implementation, theatre arts, art galleries and museums, art tours, or specialized study. This can be taken for... |
| ART3390 | Independent Study in Art | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| ART3391 | Independent Study in Art | No Description Set |
| ART3392 | Independent Study in ART | No Description Set |
| ART3393 | Art Practicum | No Description Set |
| ART3394 | Watercolors | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| ART3395 | Travel Study in Fine Arts | No Description Set |
| ART3397 | Entrepreneurship in the Arts | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| ART3713 | Art Practicum | No Description Set |
| ART4190 | Independent Study in Art | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| ART4300 | Portfolio Research | In this course students prepare a marketable graphic design portfolio, both physical and digital, of the work they have created throughout their college career. In addition to this, an effective resume is also developed in order to prepare for future... |
| ART4301 | Internship in Art | This course is designed to give the student actual field experiences in art. Through the professional cooperation of area art agencies, museums, galleries, and studios, the student will report to a place of employment for a minimum of 30 hours per cr... |
| ART4302 | Video Editing | Will be crossed with COMA 4303 |
| ART4303 | Drawing IV | Drawing IV is to provide each student with specific drawing media experiences, original problem solving in terms of drawing media, and development of theme revolving around a specific idea or image. Composition will also be stressed. Critiques. Lab f... |
| ART4304 | Aesthetics | An examination of the principles involved in the production, interpretation, and criticism of works of art, as well as basic principles of Christian aesthetic theory. Illustrative material from various artistic disciplines will be utilized. |
| ART4306 | Visual Faith: the Arts in Worship | Application and study of religious themes in art: symbols, design, and color. Use of religious arts for worship, promotion, advertising, teaching, and publicity. Study of Christian values as related to art in history and contemporary society. Fie... |
| ART4309 | Painting III | Advanced creative painting. Emphasis is given to personal style and expression, content, and mastery of the media. Exploration of such issues as realism and abstraction, perception, the nature of art, and current trends in art making are encouraged.... |
| ART4310 | Painting IV | A continuation of Painting III (4309). Personal growth, painting style, and the development of an individual aesthetic is encouraged by experimentation and critiques. Museum and gallery field trip required. Lab fee. |
| ART4311 | Sculpture III | Advanced continuation of sculptural exploration in selected problems and materials. Analysis of form, theory, and technical processes. Museum field trip required. Lab Fee. |
| ART4312 | Ceramics III | Advanced creative ceramic techniques and further opportunity for individual development in style and skills.Fall, Spring Prerequisites: ART 3312 Lab fee: 1 hour |
| ART4313 | Crafts III | Advanced craftsmanship, skill, and development of individual style in selected media. Lab fee. |
| ART4314 | Crafts IV | A continuation of advanced craftsmanship, skills, and development of individual style in selected media. Lab fee. |
| ART4315 | Sculpture IV | Continued exploration and development of personal concepts of sculpture in selected materials at advanced level. Museum field trip required. Lab Fee. |
| ART4316 | Ceramics IV | A continuation of advanced creative ceramic techniques and further opportunity for individual development in style and skills. Lab fee: 3 hours Prerequisite: ART 4312 |
| ART4317 | Advertising and Visual Comm Practicum | An introduction to the business of photography. A study of professional photography practices and the various avenues within which a photographer can work. Includes photography on the web and how to have an online presence that is beneficial in the p... |
| ART4318 | History of Graphic Design I | History of Graphic Design presents a chronological examination of western graphic design and covers each era of visual communication including early cave painting through the illuminated manuscripts, a Graphic Renaissance, the Industrial Revolution,... |
| ART4318 | Interior Design Practicum | Practical application and direct experiential involvement in the field of interior design. Involves scheduled seminars, projects, and work for interior design firm(s). Fall, alternate years. |
| ART4319 | Modern Art | Study of selected movements within 19th and 20th century art and culture. Field trips required to museum. |
| ART4320 | Special Topics in Art | This course will offer students an opportunity to explore a cross-section of subjects focused on art history, studio art, or design. May be repeated for credit when content changes. Grade replacement for special topics courses may only be accomplish... |
| ART4321 | Advertising Design | This course engages the service-learning aspect of the Graphic Design concentration as students utilize their skills to aid a ministry, new or existing, by creating an entire identity campaign for them over the course of a semester. The campaign will... |
| ART4322 | Advanced Illustration | Will be used in the future as the companion course to ART 3322. Reserve for Fall 2011 |
| ART4327 | Color and Composition | Color and Composition is a painting course that explores the potentials of painting in acrylics with emphasis on color, composition, expression, and technique as it relates to poster painting as it has been manifested over the past two centuries. The... |
| ART4328 | Illustration I | Students in this course are introduced to the methods of illustration, old and new, through a limited survey of the history of American Illustration. Each student is required to choose an abridged classic manuscript supplied by the instructor and a t... |
| ART4329 | Illustration II | Students in this course will continue to develop the style and formulaic approach explored in Illustration I. Traditional and digital methods of illustration are all options for this course. Various forms of illustration, including black and white, e... |
| ART4330 | Special Topics in Art | This course will offer students an opportunity to explore a cross-section of subjects focused on enhancing oral, interpersonal, and nonverbal skills. The exploration of basic communication concepts and application will offer students a hands-on appro... |
| ART4338 | History of Graphic Design II | History of Graphic Design II presents a chronological examination of western graphic design and covers the modern era of visual communication from c. 1880 until present day; including Pictorial Modernism, the Bauhaus, the New York School, Corporate I... |
| ART4341 | Business of Photography | An introduction to the business of photography. A study of professional photography practices and the various avenues within which a photographer can work. Includes photography on the web and how to have an online presence that is beneficial in the p... |
| ART4344 | Creative Photography | Reserved for 2020. To be crossed with COMA 4344. |
| ART4350 | Special Topics | May be repeated for credit when content changes. Grade replacement for special topics courses may only be accomplished under special topics courses with the same topic and content. |
| ART4353 | Fine Arts in East Asia | An overview of the visual and performing arts of East Asia. Field trips to art museums and cultural events will be required. |
| ART4360 | Special Topics | Reserved for Fall 2011 as Adv. Digital Photography will be crossed with COMA 4360 |
| ART4362 | Advanced Fine Arts | Advanced Fine Arts. |
| ART4370 | Senior Seminar in Art | Each student initiates a comprehensive problem in his/her individual field of art and exhibits selected work in a solo exhibition. Final jury for portfolio, exhibit, and resume are required. This course focuses on personal philosophy,current art tre... |
| ART4380 | The Arts and the Creative Process | Analysis of the visual and performing arts including the study of art critical thinking and creativity. The study will include perception, criticism, and factors which integrate, influence, and create the arts. Field trips are required. |
| ART4385 | Studio Research | In this course, commercial and studio art students prepare a portfolio, both physical and digital, of the work created throughout their college career. In addition, an effective resume is also developed in order to prepare for future job interviews.... |
| ART4390 | Independent Study in ART | Analysis of the visual and performing arts including the study of the human process involved in the creation of the Arts. The study will include perception, criticism, and factors which integrate,influence, and create the arts. Field trips required.... |
| ART4391 | Independent Study in Art | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| ART4392 | Special Topics | crossed with COMA 4392 and MALA 5393 |
| ART4394 | Art History: The Greek and ItalianContribution | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| ART4490 | Independent Study in Art | No Description Set |
| ART5376 | Drawing and the Liberal Arts I | A study of drawing, including problems of graphic representation of form, shape, and space in relation to pictorial composition. Advanced skills and techniques will be studied, with a variety of media, techniques, and subjects being explored. Lab fee... |
| ART5377 | Painting and the Liberal Arts | A study of painting which stresses the fundamental concepts of painting with acrylics and/or oil. Students will complete nine (9) paintings of various types and formats during the semester, adequately demonstrating the use of the various elements of... |
| ART5391 | Independent Study in Art | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| ART5392 | Painting and the Liberal Arts for Masters | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| ART5394 | Art History: The Greek and ItalianContribution | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |