ART 320 Graphic Design Portfolio Studio

This course prepares students to complete a complex, self-generated independent body of work that integrates learning from multiple disciplines – the Humanities, Social Sciences, and/or the Natural Sciences – to demonstrate an ability to apply theoretical and practical knowledge to real-world design problems. Applied problems are refined through lectures, demonstrations, pre-reflection assignments, and studio work incorporating cross-disciplinary learning. Project deliverables can be in product, artifact, interface, information design, and human environment forms. Students develop design statements for a mini-series of works for display before preparing their Post-Culminating Experiences Reflection. This course fulfills the requirements for the Spartan Studies Culminating Experience.

Baccalaureate Experience

(A) (HFA/ST)

Spartan Studies

CE

Credits

4

Prerequisite

ART 318 and Spartan Studies Requirements: First-Year Seminar (UTAMPA 101 and UTAMPA 102 or UTAMPA 103 or UTAMPA 104), Math, AWR 101, AWR 201, UTAMPA 200, UTAMPA 201 Core Humanities, Core Social Science

Offered

fall and spring semesters.