Description
of the Minor Program in Electronic Art
(30
hours)
The minor in
Electronic Art introduces students to principles and materials used in art,
along with a studio area of emphasis in electronic art. Students selecting
a minor in art must receive approval from the Department of Art. This minor
is available to Art Majors only.
Students take
the foundation core (ADS101, 102; AFA101, AFA202 including ART101 before enrolling
in advanced level courses (200 level and above). Certain courses and sections
may have prerequisites and/or major restrictions. The electronic art facilities
at BSU offer numerous software packages. Specific software taught under the
ART 201 and 301 headings may vary with industry developments. Please refer
to the undergraduate catalogue. For more information, contact the Department
of Art at 285-5838.
Core:
ADS 101 Foundations
1 3 hrs.
ADS 102
Foundations 2 3 hrs.
AFA 101
Drawing 1 3 hrs.
AFA 202 Drawing
2 3 hrs.
ART 101 Introduction
to Computers 3 hrs.
Electronic
Arts Specialization: *
Select 15
hours from the following studio courses:
ART 201 Computers
in Fine Arts: Introduction to Photoshop 3 hrs.
ART 201
Computers in Fine Arts: Introduction to SoftImage 3 hrs.
ART 201 Computers
in Fine Arts: Introduction to Maya 3 hrs.
ART 201 Computers
in Fine Arts: Introduction to Director 3 hrs.
ART 201 Computers
in Fine Arts: Other software 3 hrs.
ART 301 Computer
Imaging: Advanced Use of Maya 3 hrs.
ART 301
Computer Imaging: Advanced Use of SoftImage 3 hrs.
ART 301 Computer
Imaging: Advanced Use of Director 3 hrs.
ART 401 Intermedia
Art 3 hrs.
ADS 435 Video
Art 3 hrs.
ADS 437 Advanced
Video Art 3 hrs.
ADS 498 Advanced
Digital Video and Animation Seminar 3-6 hrs.
TOTAL 30
hrs.
* Courses
required for major area of specialization cannot count toward minor in electronic
art.