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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2017-2018

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AR 111 Two-Dimensional Design (1)

A studio course emphasizing

the formal elements that are essential to communicating a

visual statement. The course utilizes both traditional materials and digital media to

creatively solve problems that challenge students to explore the world and communicate

their unique perspectives within two-dimensional formats. Fall, Spring.

AR 112 Three-Dimensional Design (1)

A studio course emphasizing composition and construction techniques through a series of

three-dimensional projects. Fall, Spring.

AR 131 Printmaking: The Revolution of Media and the Matrix (1)

An exploration of print media as a catalyst in social transformation and its evolution from a

visual object disseminating information to one that is shared and liked digitally in a global

network. Particular emphasis will be placed on printmaking’s historical and contemporary

impact on media and the art world.

AR 150 Drawing I (1)

An introduction to drawing that begins with the perceptual skills necessary for seeing, the

technical skills necessary to reproduce, and the creative skills necessary for personal

expression. Fall, Spring.

AR 222 Camera Mechanics and Composition (1)

A studio experience investigating the manual controls of the Single Lens Reflex Camera

(SLR), both film and digital, and the aesthetic effects of those controls and lens options

on photographic compositions. The course introduces rudimentary silver and digital

printing techniques, including scanning options for film images. The course is required

for students interested in upper-level photography courses who have had no previous

experience with SLR manual camera controls. An SLR camera, either film or digital,

with manual control options is required.

AR 250 Drawing II (1)

A studio experience focusing on figurative studies involving proportions of the human

skeleton and life drawing. Course activities develop a personal imagery through a variety

of techniques. Figure laboratory required. Prerequisite: AR 150. Fall.

AR 293, 393, 493 Independent Study in Art (½ or 1)

Directed study for advanced students in the major. Specific guidelines concerning

independent study projects appear in the “Exploration Term and Contract Learning”

section of this catalog.

AR 298, 398, 498 Teaching Experience in Art (½ or 1)

A teaching experience course. Specific guidelines concerning teaching experiences

appear in the “Teaching Experiences” section of this catalog.