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150 Courses of Instruction/Art Arrowmont Pi Beta Phi School of Arts and Crafts
484 Museology 111 : Field Projects (1-12) Spedal field
projects including restoration, preservation, registration,
and other related research on oroff campus . Prereq :481
and 482. May be repeated . Maximum 12 hours . (Same
as Anthropology 484 .)
485 History of Printmaking (3) Survey of prints from the
15th century to the present . Emphasis on 20th century in
Europe and the United States. Prereq : 172 and 173 .
486 Art of Indian Asia (3) History of Indian art with
consideration of the art of Central Asia and Southeast
Asia . Writing-emphasis course .
489 Studies in Art History (3) Concentration in individually
selected area. Prereq : 12 hours of art history and
consentof instructor. May be repeated . Maximum 6 hours .
491 Foreign Study (1-15)
492 Off-Campus Study (1-15)
493 Independent Study (1-15)
494 Individual Problems (3) Prereq : Consent of instructor
. May be repeated . Maximum 12 hours .
495 Visiting Artist Seminar (2) Study and discussion of
contemporary art issues conducted by different visiting
artists each semester . (Does not applytoward art history
requirement.) May be repeated . Maximum 8 hours .
496 Advanced Airbrush (3) Advanced techniques of
airbrush drawing ; skills and use in illustrations emphasized
. Prereq : 396 .
499 Special Topics (3) Student or instructor-initiated
course offered at convenience of department . Prereq :
Determined by department for individual topic . May be
repeated . Maximum 12 hours.
ART ARROWMONT PI BETA
PHI SCHOOL OF ARTS AND
CRAFTS
200 Special Topics (2-4) Student- or instructor-initiated
course offered at convenience of department . May be
repeated .
210 Drawing (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May be
repeated .
220 Ceramics (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May be
repeated .
230 Photography (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May
be repeated .
240 Painting (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May be
repeated .
250 Metal Design (2-4) Beginning to intermediate. May
be repeated .
260 Fibers (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May be
repeated .
270 Fabric (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May be
repeated .
280 Enameling (2-4) Beginning to intermediate . May be
repeated.
290 Wood (2-4) Beginning to Intermediate . May be
repeated .
400 Special Topics (2-4) Student or instructor initiated
course offered at convenience of department. May be
repeated .
410 Drawing (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May be
repeated .
420 Ceramics (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May be
repeated .
430 Photography (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May
be repeated .
440 Painting (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May be
repeated .
450 Metal Design (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May
be repeated .
460 Fibers (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May be
repeated .
470 Fabric (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May be
repeated .
4tso tnamenng (2-4) intermediate to advanced. Maybe
repeated.
490 Wood (2-4) Intermediate to advanced . May be
repeated.
ART EDUCATION (141)
301 Foundation of Art Education (3) Basic philosophy
and structure including directed learning activities in two
and three dimensional design, art appreciation, and
teaching methodology . Prereq : Admission to Teacher
Education Program . F, Sp
302 Concepts of Drawing and Painting (3) Processes
in teaching of drawing and painting including consideration
of pertinent literature and research . F, Sp
303 Concepts of Sculpture and Crafts (3) Processes
in teaching of sculpture and crafts including pertinent
literature and research . Prereq : 301 and admission to
Teacher Education Program . F
304 Concepts of Printmaking, Graphic Design and
Lettering (3) Processes in teaching printmaking, graphic
design and lettering including pertinent literature and
research . Prereq :301 and admission to Teacher Education
Program . Sp
350 Field Experience (1) Tasks related to teaching and
to teacher roles . May be repeated . Maximum 2 hours.
Prereq : Admission to Teacher Education Program . Satisfactory/No
credit only . Sp
400 Curriculum Planning and Teaching Strategies
(3) Program development, instructional methods, professional
literature, contemporary issues, simulation
and micro teaching situations . Prereq : 301 and admission
to Teacher Education Program . F, Sp
410 Pre-Internship Seminar (1) Orientation describes
the objectives and policies of the internship program .
Must be completed the term immediately preceding the
internship. Prereq : Admission to Teacher Education
Program . Satisfactory/No Credit only . Sp, Su
481 Internship I : Grades K-12 (3-6) Test of materials
and theories of teaching . Internship is completed in local
public schools . Application for internship should be
made upon admission to Teacher Education Program .
Prereq : 410 and admission to Teacher Education Program
. Satisfactory/No Credit only . F
482 Internship II : Grades K-12 (3-6) Demonstration of
professional competence in planning, instruction and
classroom management . Internship is completed in local
public schools . Prereq : 481 and admission to Teacher
Education Program . Satisfactory/No Credit only . Sp
490 Special Topics (3) May be repeated . Maximum 6
hours .
493 Independent Study (3) May be repeated . Maximum
9 hours .
ASIAN LANGUAGES (144)
131-132 Elementary Chinese 1, II (5,5) Must be taken
in sequence . F, Sp
151-152 Elementary Japanese 1,11(5,5) Must be taken
in sequence . F, Sp
161-162 Elementary Persian (4,4) Taped language
program . Must be taken in sequence .
199 JapaneseLanguage and World Business (2) The
course will examine the importance of foreign trade at
the local, state, and national level . An interdisciplinary
team of faculty from the College of Business Administration
and Liberal Arts will provide an overview of the value
of language study and international cultural awareness
in world business . Restricted to students majoring in the
Language and World Business major concentration .
See the Director for further information . F
231-232 Intermediate Chinese 1, II (5,5) Prereq : 131-
132 or equivalent or consent of instructor. Must be taken
in sequence .
251-252 Intermediate Japanese 1,11(5,5)Prereq :151-
152 orconsent of instructor. Must betaken in sequence.
F, Sp
311-312 Chinese Literature in English Translation
(3,3) 311-Classical literature. 312-Vernacular and modern
literature . Writing-emphasis course .
313-314 Japanese Literature in English Translation
(3,3) 313-Classical/traditional : masterpieces of poetry,
fiction, and drama to 1800 . 314-Modern : masterpieces
of fiction since 1800 . Writing-emphasis course .
331-332 Advanced Chinese I, II (4,4) Prereq : 231-232
or equivalent or consent of instructor. Must be taken in
sequence.
351-352 Advanced Japanese I, It (4,4) Includes conversation,
drill, and composition practice with native
speaker as well as reading and translation . Prereq :251-
252. Must be taken in sequence .
431 Readings in Chinese Literature (3) Prereq : Mastery
of intermediate-level of Chinese or consent of
instructor . May be repeated . Maximum 9 hours .
451 Readings in Japanese Literature (3) Prereq :
Mastery of intermediate-level of Japanese or consent of
instructor. May be repeated . Maximum 9 hours .
490 Internship (1-15) Career-related experiences in the
United States or abroad with permission of the Language
& World Business Director. For Language & World Business
majors only . Satisfactory/No Credit only .
ASIAN STUDIES (145)
101-102 Asian Civilization (3,3) Comparative study of
development of religion, social institutions, and high
culture in India, China, Japan, and the Islamic world .
101-India and the Islamic World . . 102-China and Japan .
Writing-emphasis course .
121-122 Elementary Modern Standard Arabic I, II
(5,5) Literary Arabic, language of the press, broadcasting,
literature and formal situations . Meets every day,
three days with instructor and two with native informant
in addition to language lab . Must be taken in sequence .
141-142 Elementary Modern Hebrew I, If (4,4) Taped
language program . Must be taken in sequence . Enrollment
by permission of instructor .
161-162 Elementary Persian (4,4) Taped language
program . Must be taken in sequence . Enrollment by
permission of instructor .
221-222 Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic 1, II
(5,5) Literary Arabic, the language of the press, broadcasting,
literature, and formal situations . Meets every
day, three days with instructor and two with native
informant in addition to language lab . Must be taken in
sequence. Prereq : 121-122 or equivalent or consent of
instructor .
241-242 Intermediate Modern Hebrew 1,11(4,4) Taped
language program . Prereq : 141-142 or equivalent or
consent of instructor . Must be taken in sequence .
261-262 Intermediate Persian (4,4) Taped language
program . Prereq : 161-162 or equivalent or consent of
instructor . Must be taken in sequence .
319 Islamic Literature in English Translation (3)
Selections from the Koran, classical Arabic and Persian
poetry, and classical Arabic, Persian, and Turkisk prose,
including history, philosophy, mysticism, and belleslettres
.
321 Spoken Lebanese-Palestinian Arabic (4) Informal
Arabic for use in daily life . Emphasis on appropriate
response and understanding of cultural context . All work
is oral, including exams, but grammatical analysis is
based on standard (written) Arabic. Prereq : 121-122 or
consent of instructor.
322 AdvancedModern Standard Arabic (4) Advanced
grammar and readings in modern Arabic . Prereq : 221-
222 or consent of instructor.
332 Classical Islam (3) (Same as Religious Studies
332) .
333 Islam in the Modern World (3) (Same as Religious
Studies 333) .
471 Selected Topics in Asian Studies (3) Content
varies . May be repeated . Maximum 9 hours .
491 Foreign Study (1-15)
492 Off-Campus Study (1-15)
493 Independent Study (1-15)