ART 105 - 2-D Design

Number of Credits: 3
2-D Design develops the use of formal elements and principles through assigned projects. Emphasis is on original, well-crafted rendering, adherence to project specs, and analytical assessment of skills through critique. This course is intended for students who will be taking additional art courses which involve applications of the concepts developed in 2-D Design, and for those taking the computer graphics program. (Fall & Spring Only) Three and a half hours lecture. Two hours laboratory. Three Credits. Three billable hours.

Pre-requisite(s): ART 101 or two years of high school art (advisor signature needed) and exemption/completion of ENG 001.
Course Objectives: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

Demonstrate the importance of presentation: matting, mounting and display of projects by originating and maintaining a cleanly crafted and functioning portfolio. (GE 7 PG 5)
Demonstrate understanding of the elements and principles of design by successfully isolating and manipulating each in assigned projects. (GE 5 PG 2)
Demonstrate effective articulation of design concepts and perform evaluation of designs in both verbal, written and studio assignments. (GE 1 PG 3)
Demonstrate ability to interpret and adhere to project goals and specs as assigned. (GE 2 PG 1)
Demonstrate appreciation for and understanding of historical and cultural influences in design aesthetic. (GE 7 PG 4)