Academic Catalog

Art/Design Studio, Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)

EKU Campus

Program Requirements

CIP Code: 50.0702

Major

University Graduation Requirements
General Education36
Foundations of Learning3
Foundations of Learning (waived for transfers with 30+ hours.)0
Upper division courses (42 hrs. distributed throughout Major/Supporting/Gen Ed/Free Electives categories)
Major Requirements
Core Courses
Foundation Courses:
ART 100Drawing I3
ART 152Design, Two-Dimensional3
ART 153Design, Three-Dimensional3
ART 154Digital Media3
Art Courses:
Choose from twelve hours of the following:12
Painting I
Printmaking I
Jewelry and Metalsmithing I
Ceramics- Hand Building Methods
Introduction to Graphic Design
ART 563Art Theory & Criticism Seminar3
Art History Courses:
ARH 392Survey of Global Art History I3
ARH 393Survey of Global Art History II3
ARH Electives:
Choose from three hours of the following:3
Independent Study: Art History (Choose from three hours of the following:)
Renaissance and Baroque Art
History of Graphic Arts
U.S. Architectural History
Art in the Age of Revolutions
The Rise of Modernism
Women and the Visual Arts
History of Modern Art
U.S. Art History
Sophomore Review
ART 278Sophomore Review.5
Senior Exhibition
ART 479Senior Exhibition.5
Concentrations
Students must select one of the following Concentrations:30-48
Teacher Education
Graphic Design
Studio Arts
Free Electives
Choose from 0-14 hours of free electives0-14
Total Hours120-124

Graphic Design Concentration

Concentration Courses
DES 350Typography3
DES 351Sophomore Studio3
DES 352Image Making3
DES 353Production for Graphic Design3
DES 354Typography II3
DES 450Professional Practices in Graphic3
DES 451New Media3
DES 452New Media II3
DES 453Senior Workshop in Design3
DES 454BFA Graphic Design3
ART 479Senior Exhibition.5
Total Hours30.5

Studio Arts Concentration

Concentration Courses
ART 461Studio Art Professional Practices3
Choose from an additional 12 sequential hours of one of the following categories:12
Painting:
Painting II
Painting III
Painting IV (maximum six credits)
Advanced Painting (Corequisite ART 499)
Printmaking:
Traditional Printmaking
Print Media
Contemporary Printmaking (maximum six credits)
Contemporary Print Media (Corequisite ART 499)
Metals:
Jewelry and Metalsmithing II
Jewelry and Metalsmithing III
Jewelry and Metalsmithing IV (maximum 6 credits)
Jewelry and Metalsmithing V (Corequisite ART 499)
Ceramics:
Ceramic Wheel Forming
Ceramic Mixed Media Methods
Ceramic Wheel Forming 2 (maximum six credits)
Ceramic Materials and Methods (Corequisite ART 499)
Choose from an additional 15 hours of the following:15
Drawing Media
Figure Drawing
Advanced Drawing
Painting II
Painting III
Painting IV
Traditional Printmaking
Print Media
Contemporary Printmaking
Jewelry and Metalsmithing II
Jewelry and Metalsmithing III
Jewelry and Metalsmithing IV
Ceramic Wheel Forming
Ceramic Mixed Media Methods
Photography, Color Digital
Advanced Painting
Jewelry and Metalsmithing V
Total Hours30

Teacher Education Concentration

Concentration Courses
Art Education
AED 360Introduction to Materials Injury3
AED 561Materials Inquiry in Art Education3
Art Elective
Choose from six hours of the following:6
Drawing Media
Figure Drawing
Painting II
Traditional Printmaking
Print Media
Jewelry and Metalsmithing II
Photography, Color Digital
Ceramic Wheel Forming
Ceramic Mixed Media Methods
Advanced Drawing
Professional Education
AED 361Art Teaching Grades P-53
or EME 361 Art Teaching Grades P-5
AED 540Teaching Art in the Schools3
or ESE 540 Teaching Art in the Schools
EDC 300Differentiation in Inclusive Classrooms3
EDF 203Educational Foundations3
EDF 204Emerging Instructional Technologies2
EDF 219Human Development and Learning3
EDF 413Assessment in Education2
EMS 300Curriculum and Instructional Design1
EMS 490Classroom & Behavior Management1
EMS 474Disciplinary Literacy3
Special Education Introduction (Element 6) G
Clinical Experiences:
CED 100Clinical I: Introduction to the Education Profession0.5
CED 200Clinical II: Understanding the Learner0.5
CED 300Clinical III: Curriculum and Instructional Design0.5
CED 400Clinical IV: Diagnosis and Prescription0.5
CED 450Clinical V: Practicing Teaching1
CED 499Clinical VI: The Professional Semester9
Exit Requirements
PRAXIS Examination (for Teacher Education)
Students must register for and take the PRAXIS exam which correlates to their degree program, per College of Education requirements. Refer to Degree Works for exam details. The PRAXIS exam must be taken prior to student teaching.
Total Hours48
G

Course also satisfies a General Education element. Hours are included within the 36 hours in General Education.