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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT2000INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING3CACC 2113, Introduction to Financial AccountingAn introduction to corporate financial accounting systems including preparing, interpreting, and using financial statements.Sophomore standing["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting Minor,Accounting, BS,Administrative Supervision Minor,Biological Sciences, BS, Business Concentration,Business Administration, BBA,Business Administration, BBA, Economics Concentration,Business Core Requirements,Computer Science, BS, Pre-MBA Concentration,Finance, BS,Finance, BS, Financial Statement Analysis Concentration,History, BA, Cultural Resource Management ,Industrial Technology, BS, Automated Systems Concentration,Industrial Technology, BS, Drafting Design Concentration,Industrial Technology, BS, Supervision Concentration,Industrial Technology, BS, Welding Technology Concentration,Management, BA, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Concentration,Management, BA, General Management Concentration,Management, BA, Human Resource Management Concentration,Management, BA, International Management Concentration,Marketing, BA,Marketing, BA, Advertising and Social Media Concentration,Marketing, BA, Professional Sales Concentration,Mathematics, BS, Business / Actuarial Science Concentration,Sport Management, BS,Supply Chain Management, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT2150APPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY FOR ACCOUNTANTS3A study of the technological skills needed in common software applications used by accountants to reinforce accounting concepts and principles."C" or better in ACCT 2000["Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT2210INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I3A thorough review of the accounting information system emphasizing the accounting cycle, financial statements, and the environment of accounting."C" or better in ACCT 2000 and 2.1 cumulative GPA["Lecture"]33Accounting Minor,Accounting, BS,Finance, BS,Finance, BS, Financial Statement Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT2250MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING3CACC 2213, Introduction to Managerial AccountingA study of managerial accounting including full cost, differential, and responsibility accounting systems. Emphasis is placed on procedures and methods designed to provide information for management decisions.ACCT 2000Not open to accounting majors["Lecture"]33Business Administration Post-Baccalaureate Certificate,Business Administration, BBA,Business Administration, BBA, Economics Concentration,Business Core Requirements,Computer Science, BS, Pre-MBA Concentration,Finance, BS,Management, BA, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Concentration,Management, BA, General Management Concentration,Management, BA, Human Resource Management Concentration,Management, BA, International Management Concentration,Marketing, BA,Marketing, BA, Advertising and Social Media Concentration,Marketing, BA, Professional Sales Concentration,Supply Chain Management, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3120INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II3A continuation of ACCT 2210 emphasizing accounting for the assets and liabilities of an entity."C" or better in ACCT 2210 and Junior standing["Lecture"]33Accounting Minor,Accounting, BS,Finance, BS, Financial Statement Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3130INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING III3A continuation of ACCT 3120 emphasizing accounting for leases, pensions, income taxes, corporate equity, accounting changes, statement of cash flows, and financial disclosures."C" or better in ACCT 3120, Junior standing["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3150ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AND ANALYTICS3A study of the systems that enable financial data to be collected, organized, and communicated; and a study of the tools and techniques used to analyze how financial and non-financial data are being used to make business decisions."C" or better in ACCT 2150["Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3200ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES3A study of the system that enables accounting data to be collected, organized, and communicated in an efficient and effective manner. The course emphasizes the accountant's role in evaluating, designing, and controlling the flow of information. The course develops skills in using common software applications used to automate accounting systems and perform other analyses."C" or better in ACCT 2210, OMIS 3500, and Junior standing["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3310COST AND MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING3CACC 3113, Cost Accounting (Upper Level)A study of the concepts, objectives, and procedures of cost and managerial accounting. Topics include cost volume-profit analysis; job costing and process costing systems; activity-based costing; standard costing and variance analysis; budgeting; and relevant information for decision making."C" or better in ACCT 2210 and Junior standing["Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3400FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS3Interpretation, analysis, and evaluation of financial reports primarily from the viewpoints of company managers, investors, and creditors.Junior Standing and ACCT 2250Not open to accounting majors["Lecture"]33Business Administration, BBA
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3410TAX ACCOUNTING3CACC 3213, Tax I (Upper Level)An introductory course in the fundamentals of federal income taxation. Coverage will primarily focus on the federal tax law as it relates to individuals."C" or better in ACCT 2210 and Junior standing["Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3910ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP3Provides training and experience through an assignment with a cooperative CPA firm, company, or government agency selected or approved by the Accounting Internship Coordinator. Students will earn three semester hours credit for their 300 hours of approved work experience. Accounting Internship is an accounting elective and will receive a grade of Pass or Fail only."C" or better in ACCT 3120 or permission of the department head.This course will be graded pass/fail.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Internship"]ACCT 3910 Accounting Internship is an accounting elective that counts toward the Bachelor of Science in Accounting. To receive additional credit for internship experiences, students may take ACCT 3930, a course that does not count toward the accounting degree.33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT3930WORK-BASED EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN ACCOUNTING1 - 3Students can earn one semester hour of credit for each 100 hours of approved work experience. The work assignment must be different from that of ACCT 3910, if ACCT 3910 is taken. ACCT 3930 does not count as an accounting elective in the accounting degree program."C" or better in ACCT 2210 and permission of the department headThis course will be graded pass/fail.Course may be repeated for a total of 6 credit hours.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Internship"]This course does not qualify for credit as an accounting elective.1363
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4000ACCOUNTING FOR GOVERNMENTAL AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS3A study of the specialized accounting, reporting, and auditing requirements applicable to governmental and not-for-profit organizations, as well as issues related to their performance evaluation. Additional work will be required for 5000 course credit."C" or better in ACCT 3120 and Senior standing["Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]Additional work will be required for 5000 course credit.33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4040ETHICAL JUDGMENT AND DECISION-MAKING IN ACCOUNTING3A study of ethical perspectives and the application of those perspectives to judgment and decision-making in business and accounting contexts.ACCT 2210 or permission of the department head["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4060ACCOUNTING THEORY3A study of past attempts to develop a coordinated statement of accounting theory; an examination of accounting theory with emphasis on financial accounting concepts; and a discussion of the application of accounting concepts to cost, revenue, income, assets, liabilities, and equities. Additional work will be required for ACCT 5060 credit.C or better in ACCT 3130 and Senior or Graduate standing["Fall"]["Lecture"]Additional work will be required for ACCT 5060 course credit33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4070AUDITING3CACC 3313, Auditing (Upper Level)A study of audit theory and practice, internal control, audit program development, evidential matter; technology, and reporting. Emphasis will be given to discussion of the ethical, social, and economic forces informing audit judgment."C" or better in ACCT 3130 and Senior standing["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4110ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING3A study of advanced accounting concepts including corporate consolidations, partnerships, international issues, and not-for-profit organizations."C" or better in ACCT 3130 and Senior standing["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4130INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ACCOUNTING3A course designed primarily to study current accounting issues in an area mutually agreed upon by the instructor and student."C" or better in ACCT 3130, Senior standing, and permission of department headMay not be repeated.["Independent Study"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4320ADVANCED COST ACCOUNTING3A study of advanced topics in cost and managerial accounting to include cost allocation, long and short-range budgeting, quantitative techniques for planning and decision making, cost and profit analysis, marginal income analysis, cost of quality, and generating new plans and making corrective actions."C" or better in ACCT 3310 and Senior standing["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4420ADVANCED TAX ACCOUNTING3CACC 3223 Tax II (Upper Level)A course in the federal income taxation of taxpayers other than individuals. Coverage will primarily focus on the federal tax law as it relates to corporations, shareholders, partnerships, and partners. Additional work will be required for ACCT 5420 credit."C" or better in ACCT 3410 and Senior standing["Spring"]["Lecture"]Additional work will be required for ACCT 5420 course credit33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4440VALUATION AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS3A study of methods of analytical approaches to financial statements for credit analysis and security valuation.ACCT 2000 and FIN 3810["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS,Finance, BS, Financial Statement Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4770SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING3This course is a study of how American companies report their efforts and impacts on Environment (E), Social (S), and Governance (G) topics, also known as ESG Reporting."C" or better in ACCT 2000["Fall"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4950SPECIAL TOPICS3A course focusing on selected current issues in accounting."C" or better in ACCT 2210Course may be repeated twice for credit with varying topics.["Summer","Spring"]["Lecture"]3339Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT4990INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AND SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING3This course is a study of two types of reports, financial statements and ESG reports, as used outside the USA. This study is principally focused on financial reporting under IFRS (the International Financial Reporting System) and ESG reporting under rules promulgated by the ISSB (the International Sustainability Standards Board)."C" or better in ACCT 2000["Spring","Summer"]["Lecture"]33Accounting, BS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5000ACCOUNTING FOR GOVERNMENTAL AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS3A study of the specialized accounting, reporting, and auditing requirements applicable to governmental and not-for-profit organizations, as well as issues related to their performance evaluation. Additional work will be required for 5000 credit.["Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5040ETHICAL JUDGMENT AND DECISION-MAKING IN ACCOUNTING3A study of ethical perspectives and the application of those perspectives to judgment and decision-making in business and accounting contexts.ACCT 2210 or permission of the department head["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5060ACCOUNTING THEORY3A study of past attempts to develop a coordinated statement of accounting theory; an examination of accounting theory with emphasis on financial accounting concepts; and a discussion of the application of accounting concepts to cost, revenue, income, assets, liabilities, and equities. Additional work will be required for 5060 credit.["Fall"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5420ADVANCED TAX ACCOUNTING3A course in the federal income taxation of taxpayers other than individuals. Coverage will primarily focus on the federal tax law as it relates to corporations, shareholders, partnerships, and partners. Additional work will be required for 5420 credit.["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5440VALUATION AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS3A study of methods of analytical approaches to financial statements for credit analysis and security valuation.ACCT 2000 and FIN 3810["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5770SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING3This course is a study of how American companies report their efforts and impacts on Environment (E), Social (S), and Governance (G) topics, also known as ESG Reporting."C" or better in ACCT 2000["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5950SPECIAL TOPICS3A course focusing on selected current issues in accounting."C" or better in ACCT 2210Course may be repeated twice for credit with varying topics.["Summer","Spring"]["Lecture"]3339Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT5990INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AND SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING3This course is a study of two types of reports, financial statements and ESG reports, as used outside the USA. This study is principally focused on financial reporting under IFRS (the International Financial Reporting System) and ESG reporting under rules promulgated by the ISSB (the International Sustainability Standards Board)."C" or better in ACCT 2000["Spring","Summer"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6050ETHICS IN ACCOUNTING3A study of ethical perspectives and the application of those perspectives to judgment and decision-making in business and accounting contexts.ACCT 2000 (or equivalent as determined by department head) and Graduate standing["Fall"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6070ADVANCED AUDITING3A study of audit theory and practice accomplished through the analysis of professional standards, current events affecting the professional environment, professional literature, technology, and significant cases impacting the profession."C" or better in ACCT 4070 (or equivalent as determined by the department head) and Graduate standing["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6150DATA ANALYTICS FOR BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING3A study of the concepts, tools, and techniques used to analyze how financial and non-financial data are being used to make business decisions.Graduate Standing["Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6250ACCOUNTING FOR BUSINESS DECISIONS3The fundamental accounting concepts and techniques that relate to planning and control are reviewed. An investigation is made of the concepts that underlie cost behavior patterns, responsibility accounting, cost allocation, and cost systems. Techniques used in budgeting, long-range planning, performance measurement and break-even analysis are developed.Graduate Standing["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Business Administration, MBA,Business Administration, MBA (Executive),Business Administration, MBA, Health Care Management Concentration (Executive Only),Business Administration, MBA, Managing Innovation & Technology Concentration,Health Care Management Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6610CPA REVIEW3A course focusing on preparing students for successful completion of the licensing exam to become a certified public accountant. The first 3 hours of ACCT 6610 alone count towards the MBA degree. This course requires students to incur additional external costs to prepare for and sit for the CPA exam.Graduate Standing and department head permissionThis course will be graded pass/fail.Course may be repeated twice for credit with varying topics.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Independent Study"]CPA Exam Review course will count as an accounting and financial analysis concentration elective in the MBA program.3339Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6910ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS INTERNSHIP3A course to provide engagement with the profession through professional experience. Learners will earn three hours of course credit for a minimum of 300 hours of paid experience.Graduate standing and registration in the MBA with a Concentration in Accounting and Financial Analysis program or department head approvalThis course will be graded pass/fail.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Internship"]33Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of BusinessDepartment of Accounting and Finance1ACCT6950SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING3A seminar course focusing on selected current issues in accounting.ACCT 2000 (or equivalent) and Graduate standingCourse may be repeated for credit with varying topics.["Lecture"]33412Business Administration, MBA, Accounting & Financial Analysis Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Science and TechnologyDepartment of Computer Science1ACTS4720INTERNET PROGRAMMING 11An intensive course on basic coding in HTML and XML for online publishing. One to two hours of lecture and/or lab per week (based on 15 week semester).Junior standing or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Lecture"]11
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Science and TechnologyDepartment of Computer Science1ACTS4730INTERNET PROGRAMMING 21An intensive course on coding in PHP, Javascript, and JQuery for server-side interactivity in online publishing. One to two hours of lecture and/or lab per week (based on 15 week semester).Junior standing or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Lecture"]11
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Science and TechnologyDepartment of Computer Science1ACTS4740WEB MANAGEMENT1A study of content management systems, introducing database and server management techniques for online publishing. One to two hours of lecture and/or lab per week (based on 15 week semester).Junior standing or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Lecture"]11
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH1010CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY3CATR 2013, Cultural AnthropologyA study of the nature and components of culture and the diversity of human cultures.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33General Education Requirements,History, BA, Cultural Resource Management ,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, English Focus Area,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, Math Focus Area,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, Science Focus Area,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, Social Studies Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, English Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, Math Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, Science Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, Social Studies Focus Area
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH1100INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY3CATR 2023, Biological AnthropologyEvolutionary processes, including adaptation and speciation; examination of fossil and archaeological records of non-human primate and human morphological and social-behavior evolution.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33General Education Requirements,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, English Focus Area,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, Math Focus Area,Middle School Education and Special Education Mild/Moderate Grades 4-8, BS, Science Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, English Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, Math Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, Science Focus Area,Middle School Education Grades 4-8, BS, Social Studies Focus Area
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH3010EXPLORING ARCHAEOLOGY3An introduction to the past as revealed by the archaeological record.["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH3520COMPARATIVE FAMILY PATTERNS3A comparison of selected family patterns in various cultures. Attention given to role performance in each society and comparison of norms, values, and attitudes related specifically to the family.Sophomore standingAlso taught as SOC 3520. Credit is not given for both ANTH 3520 and SOC 3520.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH4000INDEPENDENT STUDY1 - 3Student works with an instructor on a one-to-one basis and prepares a research report on an appropriate topic. New materials are investigated in each repeat.Junior standing or permission of the department headCourse may be repeated for a total of 6 credit credit hours.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Independent Study"]1366
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH4010SPECIAL TOPICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY3An in-depth study of a particular anthropological topic.Junior standing or permission of the department headCourse may be repeated for a total of 6 credit credit hours.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]3326
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH4030ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES3An examination of the goals, methods, techniques, and interpretation of archaeological investigation.ANTH 1010["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH4050INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF THE AMERICAS3Examination of the origin, distribution, ecology, culture, and social systems of indigenous populations in the New World.ANTH 1010, Junior standing or permission of the department headCredit cannot be given for both ANTH 4050 and SOC 4050.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Hispanic Ethnic Studies Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH4100CULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT3A study of the diverse and complex interactions between human culture and the environment.ANTH 1010, Junior standing, or permission of department head["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH4110RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS3Designed to give an insight into the attitudes of groups, where interrelations are marked by antagonism, discrimination, and conflict. Influence on community welfare considered.SOC 1010 or ANTH 1010 and Junior Standing or permission of the department headCredit cannot be given for both ANTH 4110 and SOC 4110/SOC 5110.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Criminal Justice, BA
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH5000INDEPENDENT STUDY1 - 3Student works with an instructor on a one-to-one basis and prepares a research report on an appropriate topic. New materials are investigated in each repeat.Permission of the department headCourse may be repeated for a total of 6 credit credit hours.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Independent Study"]1366
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH5010SPECIAL TOPICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY3An in-depth study of a particular anthropological topic.Permission of the department headCourse may be repeated for a total of 6 credit credit hours.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]3326
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH5050INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF THE AMERICAS3Examination of the origin, distribution, ecology, culture and social systems of indigenous populations of the New World.Permission of the department headAlso taught as SOC 4050/SOC 5050. May not be used for credit with SOC 4050/SOC 5050.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH5100CULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT3A study of the diverse and complex interactions between human culture and the environment.Permission of the department head["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH5110RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS3Designed to give an insight into the attitudes of groups, where interrelations are marked by antagonism, discrimination, and conflict. Influence on community welfare considered.Permission of the department headAlso taught as SOC 4110/ SOC 5110. Credit is not to be given for both ANTH 4110 and SOC 4110/ SOC 5110.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology and Criminal Justice1ANTH6980SPECIAL TOPICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY3Selected topics in areas not available in existing courses. May be new or unique issues or contemporary anthropological topics relevant to various social issues.Course may be repeated for credit with varying topics.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]339199Applied Sociology, MS
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1010INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL CULTURE3One semester introduction to the cultural significance of the visual arts, including media, processes, techniques, traditions, and terminology. Students will develop visual literacy skills and use them to critically assess the art as a language of communication.["Lecture"]33Art, Studio Arts Minor,General Education Requirements
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1010INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL CULTURE3One semester introduction to the cultural significance of the visual arts, including media, processes, techniques, traditions, and terminology. Students will develop visual literacy skills and use them to critically assess the art as a language of communication.["Lecture"]33General Education Requirements,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1050SURVEY OF WORLD ART HISTORY I3CART 2103, Art History IOne semester chronological survey of world art and architecture from the Paleolithic to the Late Gothic eras. Emphasis varies with instructor. Three hours of lecture per week.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Art History Minor,Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,English, BA, Literature and Language Concentration,General Education Requirements,History, BA, Cultural Resource Management ,Social Studies Education Grades 6-12, BA
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1060SURVEY OF WORLD ART HISTORY II3CART 2113, Art History IIOne semester chronological survey of the world art and architecture from the Late Gothic to the present era. Emphasis varies with instructor. Three hours of lecture per week.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Lecture"]33Art History Minor,Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,English, BA, Literature and Language Concentration,General Education Requirements,History, BA, Cultural Resource Management ,History, BA, History Concentration,Political Science, BA,Social Studies Education Grades 6-12, BA
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1110BASIC DRAWING3CART 2203, Beginning DrawingAn introduction to the materials, skills, and techniques of the drawing process. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor,Graphic Design Minor,New Media & Animation Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1110BASIC DRAWING3CART 2203, Beginning DrawingAn introduction to the materials, skills, and techniques of the drawing process. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Graphic Design Minor,New Media & Animation Minor,Printmaking Minor,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1120INTERMEDIATE DRAWING3CART 2213, Figure DrawingStudents will investigate the materials and techniques used in drawing - with emphasis on content, the relationship between media to surface, and presentation. The ability `to see' will be developed through careful observation from life and the human figure, while formal approaches will challenge students to explore a variety of drawing processes. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1110A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1140CERAMICS: WHEEL THROWING3This course is an introduction to a range of basic ceramic wheel-throwing and hand-building processes. Emphasis will be on clay and ceramic materials along with the development of personal styles using foundational wheel-throwing processes. Students will examine methods of working with clay using the potter's wheel along with some basic hand-building techniques. Projects will cover foundational sculpture and utilitarian principles with ceramics. Students will explore the significance of ceramics as an art material and as objects. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Laboratory"]Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1140CERAMICS: WHEEL THROWING3This course is an introduction to a range of basic ceramic wheel-throwing and hand-building processes. Emphasis will be on clay and ceramic materials along with the development of personal styles using foundational wheel-throwing processes. Students will examine methods of working with clay using the potter's wheel along with some basic hand-building techniques. Projects will cover foundational sculpture and utilitarian principles with ceramics. Students will explore the significance of ceramics as an art material and as objects. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Laboratory"]Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1150CERAMICS: HAND BUILDING3A basic introductory course in the techniques of hand-built forms, exploration of glazes and glazing procedures, and firing of clay forms. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1150CERAMICS: HAND BUILDING3A basic introductory course in the techniques of hand-built forms, exploration of glazes and glazing procedures, and firing of clay forms. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1170PRINTMAKING I3This course is an introduction to the methodologies and concepts of the relief, intaglio, and silkscreen printmaking techniques. Students will gain working knowledge of the tools, materials, and equipment of a variety of traditional printmaking techniques while creating original prints in a professional studio environment. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor,Photography Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1170PRINTMAKING I3This course is an introduction to the methodologies and concepts of the relief, intaglio, and silkscreen printmaking techniques. Students will gain working knowledge of the tools, materials, and equipment of a variety of traditional printmaking techniques while creating original prints in a professional studio environment. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Photography Minor,Printmaking Minor,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1220BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3This course introduces students to the techniques and concepts of photography in a digital platform. Students will receive instruction in basic picture making techniques, photographic composition, basic digital image correction and output in the digital studio. Assignments emphasize the creative use of photography and encourage enhanced visual literacy. Six hours of studio per week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Graphic Design Minor,New Media & Animation Minor,Photography Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1510FOUNDATIONS IN VISUAL LANGUAGE I: INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN + COLOR3CART 2303, Color TheoryThe course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of design, color theory, and visual language, while identifying connections between traditional methods and contemporary practices. An emphasis will be placed on craft, vocabulary, and critique dialogue, as students develop studio working methods. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor,Graphic Design Minor,New Media & Animation Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1510FOUNDATIONS IN VISUAL LANGUAGE I: INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN + COLOR3CART 2303, Color TheoryThe course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of design, color theory, and visual language, while identifying connections between traditional methods and contemporary practices. An emphasis will be placed on craft, vocabulary, and critique dialogue, as students develop studio working methods. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Graphic Design Minor,New Media & Animation Minor,Printmaking Minor,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1530BASIC 3/D DESIGN3CART 1123, 3-D DesignA course introducing spatial and formal techniques pertaining to real space and three-dimensional materials. Students will explore formal elements and principles of design in relation to structure, spatial awareness, sculptural materials and technical processes in the practice of three-dimensional design. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1530BASIC 3/D DESIGN3CART 1123, 3-D DesignA course introducing spatial and formal techniques pertaining to real space and three-dimensional materials. Students will explore formal elements and principles of design in relation to structure, spatial awareness, sculptural materials and technical processes in the practice of three-dimensional design. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1540FOUNDATIONS IN VISUAL LANGUAGE II: DIGITAL MEDIA, CONCEPTS AND INQUIRY3CART 2303, Color TheoryThis course continues to expand students' foundational understanding of design and color theory while exploring practices and applications of digital media. Students will explore a variety of disciplines such as photography, animation, video, graphic design, and interdisciplinary processes. An emphasis will be placed on technology used in art production, project management, invention, and execution. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1510 or permission of department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Graphic Design Minor,New Media & Animation Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1600TYPOGRAPHY3This course introduces the fundamentals of typography and focuses particularly on how typographic form and visual arrangement create and support content. Course work employs both handiwork and computer technology. Typographic history and theory are discussed in relation to course projects. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1110 and ART 1510 or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1610DESIGN STUDIO I3This course is an introduction to visual communication with an emphasis on elements of design as a way to convey meaning. Students will gain an understanding of the verbal and design vocabulary necessary to engage in critical dialogue with the contemporary world. Coursework and projects will build in complexity from guided inquiry to open, self-generated methodologies and ideas. This course begins to develop core understanding of content, concept, and context. Topics may include systems and design thinking, text-image relationship, typography, compositional structures, type hierarchy, and semiotics. Six hours of studio per week.ART 1540 and ART 1600 or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Graphic Design Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1840PAINTING I3This course focuses on providing students with a technical foundation in the craft of painting. Students will be introduced to the materials and techniques of the painting process. Historical and contemporary examples of painting will be utilized to increase the students' understanding of painting methods. Six hours of studio per week.ART 1110 or permission of department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1840PAINTING I3This course focuses on providing students with a technical foundation in the craft of painting. Students will be introduced to the materials and techniques of the painting process. Historical and contemporary examples of painting will be utilized to increase the students' understanding of painting methods. Six hours of studio per week.ART 1110 or permission of department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART1900NEW MEDIA AND ANIMATION I3Introduction to theory and practice of digital image manipulation and creation. Students will explore basics of using the computer as an expressive art-making tool including use of vector and raster graphic software, basic animation, an introduction to the web as an artistic medium and digital photography techniques. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,New Media & Animation Minor,Photography Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2150INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS3Continuation of ceramic techniques in wheel throwing and hand building, glazing and firing. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1150 or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2150INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS3Continuation of ceramic techniques in wheel throwing and hand building, glazing and firing. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1150 or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2170PRINTMAKING II3This course will introduce the methodologies and concepts of photo-based and digital printmaking techniques. Students will gain a working knowledge of the tools, materials, and equipment of a variety of photo-based and digital printmaking processes. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1170A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2170PRINTMAKING II3This course will introduce the methodologies and concepts of photo-based and digital printmaking techniques. Students will gain a working knowledge of the tools, materials, and equipment of a variety of photo-based and digital printmaking processes. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1170A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Printmaking Minor,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2180SCREEN PRINTING3This course is designed to teach students the principles and concepts of the screen printing process. Students will explore the artistic and commercial applications of this process including image preparation, stencil making, screen mesh selection and screen exposure. Students will also explore a variety of printing techniques as well as ink and surface compatibility. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor,Photography Minor,Printmaking Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2180SCREEN PRINTING3This course is designed to teach students the principles and concepts of the screen printing process. Students will explore the artistic and commercial applications of this process including image preparation, stencil making, screen mesh selection and screen exposure. Students will also explore a variety of printing techniques as well as ink and surface compatibility. Six hours of studio a week.A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Photography Minor,Printmaking Minor,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2200INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY3This course is designed to refine the techniques and ideas of students working in photography at an intermediate level. Students will complete assignments to expand technical skills in all aspects of the workflow: from image capture, to image manipulation, to archival inkjet printing. Assignments, lectures and readings address theoretical concepts based in historical and contemporary discourses surrounding photography. Students work toward refining ideas and interests through a series of directed projects.ART 1220 or permission of department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Photography Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2240DARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY3This intermediate-level course provides a foundation in photography using traditional darkroom techniques. Students are introduced to analogue processes and equipment, learn to develop film and print black and white photographs. Assignments and critiques familiarize students with both contemporary and historic uses of this medium. Emphasis is placed on the connection between content and technique with a development of personal vision.ART 1220 or permission of the department head["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Photography Concentration
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2240DARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY3This intermediate-level course provides a foundation in photography using traditional darkroom techniques. Students are introduced to analogue processes and equipment, learn to develop film and print black and white photographs. Assignments and critiques familiarize students with both contemporary and historic uses of this medium. Emphasis is placed on the connection between content and technique with a development of personal vision.ART 1220 or permission of the department head["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Photography Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2310SCULPTURE I3This course is an instruction to concepts and techniques practiced in contemporary sculpture. Through a continuation of experiences gained in ART 1530, Three-Dimensional Design, students will expand their knowledge of spatial concepts pertaining to sculpture. Emphasis will be placed on creative problem solving and the development of skills in working with a variety of materials and techniques including welding, wood construction, assemblage and plastic media. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1530A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2310SCULPTURE I3This course is an instruction to concepts and techniques practiced in contemporary sculpture. Through a continuation of experiences gained in ART 1530, Three-Dimensional Design, students will expand their knowledge of spatial concepts pertaining to sculpture. Emphasis will be placed on creative problem solving and the development of skills in working with a variety of materials and techniques including welding, wood construction, assemblage and plastic media. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1530A laboratory fee is required for this course.["Summer","Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art Minor,Art, BA,Art, BA, Art Education Concentration,Art, BA, Art History Concentration,Art, BA, Ceramics Concentration,Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, BA, Photography Concentration,Art, BA, Printmaking Concentration,Art, BA, Sculpture Concentration,Art, BA, Theatre Design Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2610DESIGN STUDIO II3This is an intermediate course with an emphasis on design as a problem-solving tool for broad critical inquiry with a contextual awareness of aesthetics, audience and culture. Students are encouraged to develop conceptual projects that help them translate graphic design in different media and mediums. Topics may include design for screen, information design, visual systems, concept building or experimental typography. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1600 and ART 1610 or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, Graphic Design Concentration,Graphic Design Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2840PAINTING II3An exploration of the visual language of painting and its relationship to personal expression and content. Study is organized to consider painting techniques, materials, and methods. Work will be done from observation, memory, from imagination, and improvisation. Individual study of contemporary artists will also form part of the individual's exploration and conceptual development. A laboratory fee is required for this course. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1840 or permission of department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Art, Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2840PAINTING II3An exploration of the visual language of painting and its relationship to personal expression and content. Study is organized to consider painting techniques, materials, and methods. Work will be done from observation, memory, from imagination, and improvisation. Individual study of contemporary artists will also form part of the individual's exploration and conceptual development. A laboratory fee is required for this course. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1840 or permission of department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA, Drawing Concentration,Art, BA, Painting Concentration,Studio Arts Minor
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2880SPECIAL TOPICS-PAINTING AND DRAWING3An exploration of specific topics related to drawing and/or painting. Content will change from semester to semester. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1110, ART 1510, and ART 1170 or ART 2810 or permission of department headCourse may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours with varying topics.["Lecture"]3326
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2026-2027 General CatalogThe College of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Visual Art + Design1ART2900NEW MEDIA AND ANIMATION II3A continuation in the study of computer generated imagery, animation, interactive media and the internet as an artistic medium. This course will focus on the hypernarratives and an exploration of how electronic media are expanding and changing the role of the artist and the world in which s/he creates. Six hours of studio a week.ART 1900 or permission of the department headA laboratory fee is required for this course.["Fall","Spring"]["Laboratory"]33Art, BA,Art, BA, New Media and Animation Concentration,New Media & Animation Minor