Fall 2012 Courses
No sections available this semester
AS3100
(3.0 credits)
This course investigates traditional and contemporary concepts about the relationship among ideas, language, and theory to art. (CE students may request special permission to enroll in this 3 credit undergraduate course.)
No sections available this semester
AS3360
(3.0 credits or audit)
The psychological and biological foundations of perception through problem-solving and creative work are studied as a means of exploring and developing creativity. (CE students may request special permission to enroll in this 3 credit undergraduate course.)
No sections available this semester
AS3381
(3.0 credits or audit)
To trace some of the forms of the Uncanny, we will look into haunted houses, monsters, doubles, vampires, and ghosts in examples from fiction and film. (CE students may request special permission to enroll in this 3 credit undergraduate course.)
No sections available this semester
AS4330
(3.0 credits)
This undergradute course highlights study of current electoral campaigns within the larger context of visual culture, political rhetoric, and the practical considerations of how government, civil society, and consumer culture operate through mass representations.
No sections available this semester
BG1330
(0.5 credits)
For beginner or intermediate level students interested in exploring the basic techniques of working with pencils as both a wet and dry medium.
No sections available this semester
BG1350
(0.5 credits or audit)
Join master flower and garden photographer Allen Rokach in this intensive two-day workshop focusing on the fascinating world of digital photography.
No sections available this semester
BG2201
(1.0 credits)
Utilizing the living plant collection at the U.S. Botanic Garden, students will learn plant morphology and basic botany.
No sections available this semester
CR0830
(non-credit)
learn to create ceramic tiles, experiment with various methods of tile production and surface effects through glazing and firing.
No sections available this semester
CR1205
(1.5 credits or audit)
Open to all skill levels, this course covers hand-building techniques, the wheel, glaze application, kiln use and firing methods.
No sections available this semester
CR1250
(1.5 credits or audit)
Students are introduced to using the wheel to create functional pottery.
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