As a visual arts student, you are required to complete a set of foundational courses that serve as prerequisites for every concentration we offer.
These basic courses focus on classical drawing, 2D and 3D design, and computer based art forms while furnishing the student with the aesthetic, art historical, technical and conceptual skills necessary for developing art making practices that are required in a variety of professions in the art world. These essential courses lay a foundation that foster individual expression, personal research practices and experimentation equipping the student with the tools for professional success in the visual arts.
Visual Arts Foundational Courses
- VIAR 101 - Design I
- VIAR 102 - Design II
- VIAR 111 - Drawing I
- VIAR 112 - Drawing II
- VIAR 211 - Drawing III
- VIAR 235 - Art and The Computer
- VIAR 312 - Conceptual and Formal Development through Drawing
Sophomore Review
Visual arts majors are also required to complete a Sophomore Review course in which you will present a selection of your artwork from Design I-II and Drawing I-II.
Program Courses
Once you have completed your foundational courses, you'll be able to begin your coursework in your chosen program.
Learn more about our concentration programs and their courses: