Art Education curriculum | courses | gallery As an Art Education major students will be required to take the following courses: ART 150. BEGINNING DRAWING. Drawing media; practice in freehand drawing, observation methods, and pictorial composition, Planned to meet the needs of students with or without previous training. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 151. PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. Drawing instruments; Practice in functional perspective, mechanical drawing and related problems. Planned to meet the needs of all art majors. Prerequisite: ART 150. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 158. TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN I. The basic art elements; color theory and two-dimensional composition; applied studio problems. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 159. TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN II. Continuation of ART 158 with emphasis on applied design. Includes the use of mixed-media and collage techniques. For art majors and minors. Prerequisite: ART 158. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 175. THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN I. Development of basic three-dimensional technical and aesthetic concepts through additive and subtractive methods. Prerequisite:ART 158. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 250. DRAWING. Problems in composition and structure using varied drawing media. Prerequisite: ART 151. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 364. ART MATERIALS AND METHODS. Materials and methods for the presentation of art works. Stretcher construction, mat cutting, frame making, finishing, and gold leafing. Craftsmanship stressed for three-dimensional, graphic design, and craft works. Prerequisite: ART 151. Lecture-laboratory 6 hours. 3 ART 401. ART HISTORY. History of the arts of ancient civilizations through the Middle Ages. May fulfill the fine arts general education requirement. 3 ART 402. ART HISTORY. The Renaissance in Italy and northern Europe and later European art through the 18th century. May fulfill the fine arts general education requirement. 3 ART 403. MODERN ART IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. Art movements of the 19th and 20th centuries in Europe and America. 3 ART 422. AMERICAN ART. Painting, sculpture, and architecture in America from the Colonial period to the present. 3 For Certification: HSE 144. FIRST AID AND CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION. American Red Cross standard First Aid and CPR course leading to Basic Life Support Certification. Limited to Student Teachers during the student teaching semester. 1 hour lecture, 1 hour laboratory. 1 CSD 324. SECONDARY EDUCATION. Principles and evaluation techniques, including practical experiences. Prerequisite: PSY 405. PSYCHOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE. Life and development of youth; methods of dealing with problems of adolescence. 3 EPY 341. EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY. Psychological principles underlying processes of teaching. Prerequisite: PSY 101. 3 CSP 340. SURVEY OF THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD. Characteristics, needs, and developmental problems of exceptional children. Prerequisite for all other courses in Special Education. 3 CIS Elective Professional Education: ART 361. ART CONTENT AND TECHNIQUES. Art content and processes appropriate for the elementary school. 3 CUR 300. SURVEY OF EDUCATION WITH FIELD EXPERIENCE. An historical and sociological survey of education, including supervised visitation in teaching-learning environments. Prerequisite to admission to Teacher Education Program. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 2 hours. 3 CUR 482. ART EDUCATION TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES. Most recent practices recommended by art educators; give prospective art teachers training and experience in planning art programs, organization of material, ordering of supplies, and equipping an art room. Prerequisite: Admission to Teacher Education Program. 3 CUR 498. DIRECTED TEACHING. Twelve consecutive weeks of full-time teaching under the supervision of an experienced teacher. Prerequisite: See Student Teaching DSU catalogue page 215. 12 __________________________________________________________ This web page
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