BS Requirements

BS DEGREE IN CERAMICS (CER)
effective Fall 2008


FOUNDATION COURSES
DES 101 Introduction to Design 2D I 3
DES 103 Introduction to Design 3D I 3
FAR 101 Drawing I 3
DES 230 Jewelry I  3
DES 242 Fibers I 3
DES 250 Wood Design I 3
FAR 104 Themes and Issues in the Contemporary Arts 3
DES 312W History or Craft    3
Foundation Credits 24

MAJOR COURSES
DES 220 Ceramics I 3
DES 320 Ceramics II 3
DES 321 Ceramics - Junior Studio 3
DES 321 Ceramics - Junior Studio 3
DES 421 Ceramics - Senior Studio 3
DES 421 Ceramics - Senior Studio 3
FAR 240 Introduction to Sculpture 3
Major Credits 21
 


RECOMMENDED SEQUENCE FOR THE BS IN CERAMICS (CER)

Studio foundation courses must be taken prior to advanced courses in major.
Template presupposes that the student has CWP 102, MAT and Foreign Language complete.


YEAR 1 SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2
DES 101 DES 104 (recommended)
DES 103 DES 220
FAR 101 FAR 104
BSC 101 FAR 240
CWP or MAT IF Core 1
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YEAR 2 SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4
DES 320 DES 321
DES 230 or 242 or 250 DES 230 or 242 or 250
DES 312W FAR 345 (recommended)
IF Core 2 IF Core 4
IF Core 3 IF Core 5

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YEAR 3 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 6
DES 321 DES 421
DES 230 or 242 or 250 IF Core 8
DES Studio Elective IF Core 9
IF Core 6 IF Core 10
IF Core 7 IF Core 11
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YEAR 4 SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
DES 421 DES 421 (recommended) or
IFCore 12 DES 499 (optional)
IFCore 13 IF Core 16 or Elective
IFCore 14 Elective
IF Core 15 or Elective Elective


RELATED AREAS (POSSIBLE MINORS/DUAL MAJORS)
MINORS: Creative Studies, Art History, Sculpture, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Museum Studies, Business/marketing, Art Therapy, Communication
DUAL MAJORS: Art Education, Fine Arts

SPECIAL DIRECTIVES
A portfolio review is required after completion of DES 101, DES 103, FAR 101, FAR 240 and the completion of the first course of the chosen major (DES 220).  To continue in the B.S. degree program, the student must maintain a 2.5 grade point average in the major.  Ultimately the student is responsible for fulfilling all courses required for graduation.