Upon successful completion of all program
requirements, graduates should be able to:
1. Demonstrate critical thinking and
visual problem solving ability.
2. Use a variety of studio art meth- ods, tools, processes and media to produce original works of art.
3. Compile and present a portfolio of two and three dimensional art work.
4. Recognize, integrate and apply principles of effective design.
5. Understand the relationship of form to content in a work of art; demonstrate the ability to use form to convey a specific content.
6. Recognize the commonalities and interrelationships that ex- ist between all forms of visual art studied in the program – drawing, painting, two dimensional design, three dimensional design, ceram- ics, painting, photography, basic graphic design.
7. Show knowledge of selected artists and aesthetic movements from the history of art; understand art as an expression of the human condition.
8. Utilize art terminology in critically evaluating works of art and design.
9. Demonstrate the ability to use com- puters, digital cameras and scanners for artistic purposes.
10. Demonstrate techniques for exhib- iting art in a gallery setting.
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