For the Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography
The curriculum in photography requires 122 credit hours; its purpose
is to encourage the study of photographic media for personal expression,
to explore the social implications of pictures, and to develop the
skills needed for careers in photography. General art requirements
and electives provide a broad foundation in the visual arts, and photography
courses provide a strong background in the history, theory, and practice
of photography as art.
Hours |
General Education
Requirements1 |
4 |
Composition I |
3 |
Advanced
Composition |
27 |
Six hours in each of the following areas: humanities
and the arts, natural sciences and technology, social and behavioral
sciences, quantitative reasoning and cultural studies |
0-12 |
Foreign language2 |
34 |
Total |
Hours |
Art History |
8 |
Any two of: ARTH 111, 112, 113, 114, or 115 (all meet a general education requirement)* |
6 |
Advanced
art history |
14 |
Total |
Hours |
General Art and
Design |
2 |
ARTF 101Contemporary
Issues in Art |
6 |
ARTF 102
and 104Drawing, I and II |
6 |
ARTF 103
and 105Design, I and II |
14 |
Total |
Hours |
Photography |
3 |
ARTS 260Basic
Photography |
3 |
ARTS 261Photography,
II |
3 |
ARTS 360Photography,
III |
6 |
ARTS 460Advanced
Photography |
3 |
ARTS 393Contemporary
Art and Ideas |
3 |
ARTH 257History
of Photography |
21 |
Total |
Hours |
Photography Electives |
15 |
Select from: |
1-4
|
ARTS 391Independent Study |
3 |
ARTS 361Alternative Processes |
3 |
ARTS 440Image Studio |
3 |
ARTS 262View Camera and Studio |
3 |
ARTS 263Color Photography |
3-9
|
ARTS 362Photography Workshop |
15 |
Total |
Hours |
Electives |
18 |
Professional
electives (art and design courses other than photography) |
6 |
Open electives
(see college list, no art courses) |
24 |
Total |