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2015-2016 Catalog

• Communicate effectively both verbally and in

writing in order to describe and analyze the

artistic contributions of diverse peoples.

• Utilize critical thinking to discuss works of art

in a personal, cultural, and global context.

• Evaluate and analyze the strengths and weaknesses

of an artworks effectiveness to visually communicate.

Required Core............................................................. 9

ART 5

Art History 1.........................3

ART 6

Art History 2

or

ART 6H

Honors Art History 2............3

ART 7

Beginning Drawing...............3

List A. .......................................................................... 3

Art 55

Introduction to Asian Art

Note: this course must be taken at FCC

List B ......................................................................... 3

ART 3

Two-Dimensional Design......3

ART 4

Three-Dimensional Design....3

ART 30A

Illustrator: Beginning Computer

Drawing and Design..............3

ART 37A

Photoshop: Digital

Visual Art..............................3

ART 10

Beginning Ceramics..............3

ART 9

Beginning Painting: Oil and

Acrylic...................................3

ART 19

Intermediate Painting:

Oil/Acrylic.............................3

List C.......................................................................... 3

Any List A or B course not already used

CHIN 1

Beginning Chinese................4

CHIN 2

High-Beginning Chinese.......4

FRENCH 1

Beginning French..................4

FRENCH 2

High-Beginning French.........4

FRENCH 3

Intermediate French...............4

FRENCH 4

High-Intermediate French.....4

HIST 1

Western Civilization to

1648.......................................3

HIST 2

Western Civilization from

1648.......................................3

HIST 11

History of the United States

to 1877..................................3

HIST 12

History of the United States

since 1865..............................3

HIST 12H Honors History of the United

States since 1865....................3

HIST 20

World History I, to 1600.......3

HIST 22

History of American

Women..................................3

PHIL 1

Introduction to Philosophy....3

PHIL 1C

Ethics.....................................3

PHIL 1CH Honors Ethics........................3

PHIL 1D

World Religions.....................3

SPAN 1

Beginning Spanish.................4

SPAN 2

High-Beginning Spanish.......4

SPAN 3

Intermediate Spanish.............4

SPAN 4

High-Intermediate Spanish....4

SPAN 3NS

Spanish for Spanish

Speakers.................................4

SPAN 4NS

Spanish for Spanish

Speakers.................................4

SPAN 15

Practical Spanish Conversation,

Low-Intermediate Level.........3

SPAN 16

Practical Spanish Conversation,

High-Intermediate Level........3

AG 2

Agricultural Economics.........3

ANTHRO 1

Biological Anthropology........3

ANTHRO 2

Cultural Anthropology..........3

ANTHRO 3

Introduction to Archaeology

and Prehistory........................3

ECON 1A

Principles of

Macroeconomics....................3

ECON 1B

Principles of

Microeconomics....................3

HIST 5

African People in The

New World............................3

HIST 32

History of the Mexican

American People....................3

SOC 32

Courtship, Marriage, and Divorce:

Family & Interpersonal

Relationships.........................3

Total Units

60

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS IN STUDIO ARTS FOR

TRANSFER DEGREE

(MAJOR

#R.5203.AA-

T)

The Associate in Arts in Studio Arts for Transfer Degree

is designed to give students basic skills in 2D and 3D

composition, an introductory level of knowledge of art history

and computer digital art familiarity. The primary focus is to

prepare students for transfer into, as well as to complete, a

Bachelors of Art degree program within the California State

University system. The secondary focus is to prepare students

to enter into the multiple career paths of visual communication

fields such as graphic design, architecture, web-based media,

animation, filmmaking, fine arts, and more. No other major

engages or encourages creativity as much as an art major. Art

and design permeate everything we see, hear, touch, wear, or

otherwise interact with. A creative professional thought up

the icons on your smartphone; designed the cut, color, and

texture of your clothing; created the label on your favorite

beverage; conceived of the characters in your favorite video

Art