Department of Theatre and Dance
B.A/B.S. Production Curriculum
The lowest acceptable grade in a course for credit toward a major or minor in Theatre or Dance is C. Any student receiving a C- or lower must retake the course in order to receive credit towards a major or minor in the department. If a course is repeated, the higher grade will be recorded by the university.

Core Curriculum-32 hours

Required Courses:

Prefix

CRS #

Short Title

CRS HRS

THEAT

102

Computers in Theatre and Dance

3

THEAT

103

Aesthetics 1

3

THEAT

104

Aesthetics 2

3

THEAT

105

Freshman Experience

0

THEAT

107

Design Awareness

3

THEAT

220

Stagecraft

3

THEAT

232

Acting 1

3

THEAT

250

Directing 1

3

THEAT

280

Practicum

2

THEAT

317

History of Theatre 1

3

THEAT

319

History of Theatre 2

3

THEAT

405

Senior Experience

0

THEAT

435

Shakespeare

3

Directed Electives:

Directing Track-21 hours

THEAT

233

Acting 2

3

THEAT

223*

Costuming or

3

THEAT

326*

Fundamentals of Stage Lighting or

3

THEAT

420*

Scene Design

3

THEAT

291

Management

3

THEAT

350

Directing 2

3

THEAT

450

Directing 3

3

*Take one of these three design classes.

Stage Management Track-20 hours

THEAT

291

Management

3

THEAT

320

Design Skills

2

THEAT

223

Costuming or

3

THEAT

326

Fundamentals of Lighting Design

3

THEAT

420

Scene Design

3

THEAT

350

Directing 2

3

THEAT

491

Management

3

COMM

330

Small Group Decision Making

3

*Take one of these two design classes

Electives-9 credit hours for Directing Track/10 Credit hours for Stage Management Track.

THEAT

223

Costuming

3

THEAT

229

Stage Makeup

3

THEAT

318

Special Topics in Theatre

3

THEAT

320

Design Skills

2

THEAT

491

Management

3

COMM

330

Small Group Decision Making

3

COMM

442

Com Con Management

3

ENG

348

Mod Co Drama

3

ENG

410

Script Writing

3

ENG

464

Shakespeare

3

ENG

434

Adv Video

3


Any 2-3 credit hour class in the following fields of study: History, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Economics or Women's Studies.

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