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This concentration develops fundamental design, drawing and contemporary art practices. Students integrate skills and technology and exhibit their work. Required course for concentration (12 semester hours):VART 251 Intermediate Drawing 3 VART 252 Intermediate Painting 3 VART 497 Individual Studio Projects 6 Select 9 hours from the following:VART 199 Topic in Art 3 VART 202 Art and Culture Travel Studies 1-3 VART 253 Ceramics 3 VART 254 Figure Drawing 3 VART 301 Advanced Drawing 3 VART 302 Advanced Painting 3 VART 311 Digital Art 3 VART 318 Portrait Photography 3 VART 319 Color Photography 3 VART 320 Alternative Photo Practices 3 VART 322 Sculpture 3 VART 323 Installation Art 3 VART 324 Performance Art 3 VART 360 Film and Photo Visual Culture 3 VART 412 Contemporary Art Practices 2 3 VART 492 Topics in Photography 3 VART 494 Topics in Art 3 VART 495 Directed Study 3 VART 496 Independent Study

This concentration allows students to work with film, digital and alternative photography. Independent study and studio projects give students a sound foundation. Required course for concentration (15 semester hours):MCOM 122 Film Photography 3 MCOM 222 Digital Photography 3 VART 318 Portrait Photography 3 VART 319 Color Photography 3 VART 360 Film and Photo Visual Culture 3 Select 6 hours from the following:VART 202 Art and Culture Travel Studies 3 MCOM 237 Intro to Video Production 3 VART 250 Screen Printing 3 VART 311 Digital Art 3 VART 316 Studio Lighting 3 VART 317 Documentary Photography 3 VART 320 Alternative Photo Practices 3 MCOM 325 2-D Animation 3 VART 413 The Photobook 3 VART 492 Topic in Photography 1-6 VART 495 Directed Study 3 VART 496 Independent Study 3 VART 497 Individual Studio - Design

This concentration addresses a traditional design core coupled with digital, portfolio and seminar courses. It prepares students for work as a design professional. Required course for concentration (15 hours): MCOM 122 Film Photography 3 MCOM 251 Intro to Graphic Communication 3 VART 310 Typography 1 3 VART 311 Digital Art 3 MCOM 351 Digital Imaging and Illustration 3 Select 6 hours from the following: VART 199 Topic in Art 3 VART 202 Art and Culture Travel Studies 1-3 MCOM 222 Digital Photography 3 VART 319 Color Photography 3 VART 320 Alternative Photo Practices 3 VART 360 Film and Photo Visual Culture 3 VART 410 Typography 2 3 VART 411 Digital Studio 3 MCOM 445 Digital Illustration 3 MCOM 451 Graphic Communication Seminar 3 VART 492 Topic in Photography 3 VART 494 Topic in Art 3 VART 497 Individual Studio - Design 1-6

For residents of District 502: $108 per credit hour ($88.25 tuition, plus $19.75 fee). For senior citizens who are residents of District 502*: $54 per credit hour * Senior Citizens (age 65 or over) who register in person during or after open registration, show proof of age and are residents of District 502 will be charged $54 per credit hour plus any lab fees. For out-of-district Illinois residents**: $296 per credit hour For non-residents of the state of Illinois: $359 per credit hour For residents of District 502 AUDIT: $131 per credit hour For out-of-district Illinois residents**AUDIT: $359 per credit hour Internet-based courses (except F-1 students): $108

The Digital Photography program teaches you composition, lighting, and equipment use, utilizing a digital camera and software. Darkroom techniques, color, and design are explored both on location and in a studio. You’ll develop business skills as you fine-tune your eye for detail. Graduates are prepared to seek entry-level employment such as a digital photographer, industrial photographer, photo lab technician, or photojournalist. Digital Photography Courses & Programs - The Art Institutes programs are offered at the following Art Institute locations: California The Art Institute of California — Hollywood (Los Angeles) The Art Institute of California — Orange County (Santa Ana) Florida The Art Institute of Tampa (Tampa) Illinois The

BFA Minor in Art History All BFA studio majors automatically minor in art history. A minor outside the department is not required. Accreditation Information : Pre Requisite Courses : Qualifying Exams : Tution Fees : Financial Aid / Scholarship Offered : Courses :

A minor is a prescribed group of related courses (15 credits) taken outside of one's academic major. Minors present optional study opportunities to students who wish to supplement their major field of study with coursework in another academic area. Students choosing to complete a minor will be required to complete 15 credits of specified courses in the subject area in which the minor is selected. The minor must be listed on the student's Program Worksheet form, with the required courses documented. A listing of the required courses for each minor is available below each undergraduate program.

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