AT 288 - Art and Design Practices

Credit Hours: 3

Art and Design Practices is a capstone course designed to tie together themes and material across the Fine Arts and Design curriculum. Students will prepare and learn how to maintain professional portfolios (traditional, digital, and websites) as well as, explore career and transfer opportunities. Students will be encouraged to build upon previous course content as they research and develop their final capstone projects. Research will focus on art historical and global perspectives relevant to students’ individual projects. It is recommended that students take this course in their third or fourth semester after the completion of foundation level courses.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

create and maintain traditional and digital portfolios and websites;
demonstrate the ability to do art and design related research within an art historical and global perspective;
demonstrates advanced integration of the program competencies into the capstone project and the student’s chosen medium.

F/S (C,N,S)