Art Associate in Arts Degree

PROGRAM CODE: 2A03847

The Art Associate in Arts Degree (Art AA) is designed to prepare students for possible careers in different fields of Fine Arts, including gallery presentation, painting, ceramics, and sculpture. The Art AA degree offers preparation for possible transfer to a four-year public or private art Institute or university. This degree requires a total of 18-19 units, in addition to other graduation requirements.

Required Courses - Art History (3 units):3
Asian Art History (formerly ART 212 F)3
Latin America - Mexican Art History (formerly ART 116 F)3
Western Art History - Prehistory to 14th Century (formerly ART 112 F)3
Western Art History - 15th to 20th Century (formerly ART 113 F)3
Honors Western Art History - 15th to 20th Century (formerly ART 113HF)
Western Art History - 19th to 21st Century (formerly ART 114 F)3
List A (3 units):3
Select one of the following courses.
Basic Design3
Basic Drawing3
List B (3 units):3
Select one of the following courses.
Three-Dimensional Design3
Ceramics: Beginning Handbuilding (formerly ART 150AF)3
Fundamentals of Sculpture3
Beginning Jewelry Fabrication3
Stained Glass3
Life Sculpture3
Beginning Painting3
Restricted Electives (9-10 units):9-10
Select any three of the following courses that have not been selected above.
Color Theory3
Basic Design3
Three-Dimensional Design3
Business Practices in Art3
Introduction to Printmaking3
Intermediate Printmaking3
Serigraphy - Screenprint3
Basic Drawing for Entertainment Arts3
Basic Drawing for Entertainment Arts - Drawing from the Imagination3
Ceramics: Beginning Handbuilding (formerly ART 150AF)3
Ceramics: Beginning Throwing3
Intermediate Ceramics3
Animal Drawing3
Sketching for Animators and Illustrators3
Fundamentals of Sculpture3
Advanced Sculpture3
Sculpture Cast Metal - Beginning3
Sketching for Animators and Illustrators- Visual Development3
Jewelry Casting3
Beginning Jewelry Fabrication3
Intermediate Jewelry Fabrication3
Stained Glass3
Rendering3
Drawing from the Masters3
Basic Drawing3
Representational Drawing3
Expressive Drawing3
Life Sculpture3
Beginning Life Drawing3
Beginning Watercolor Painting3
Anatomical Drawing3
Intermediate Painting3
Advanced Painting I3
Intermediate Watercolor3
Life Painting3
Perspective and Staging for Storyboarding3
Beginning Storyboarding and Narrative Composition (formerly ART 090BF)3
Advanced Storyboarding and Pre-Visual Preparation3
Children's Book Illustration (formerly ART 090DF)3
Visual Storytelling: Structure and Form3
Visual Storytelling: Image and Sequence3
Genre and Style in Entertainment Art3
Staging and Scene Development3
Composition for Artists: Elements and Principles3
Composition for Artists: Master Studies3
Illustrating Literature3
Intermediate Life Drawing3
Applied Perspective3
Illustration3
Classical Cast Drawing3
Advanced Illustration3
Sketching for Animators and Illustrators - Traditional Media Techniques3
Advanced Ceramics3
Tile I3
Tile II3
Cast Metal: Intermediate3
Cast Metal: Advanced3
Advanced Jewelry Fabrication3
Intermediate Stained Glass3
Intermediate Life Sculpture3
Advanced Life Drawing3
Advanced Life Sculpture3
Portfolio Preparation and Artwork Presentation3
Arts Internship2-4
Introduction to Visual Culture (formerly ART 110 F)3
Honors Creative Arts - Art (formerly ART 196HF)3
Introduction to Museum and Gallery Studies (formerly ART 122 F)3
Museum Studies - Exhibition Production (formerly ART 124 F)3
Museum Studies - Exhibition Design and Careers (formerly ART 125 F)3
Total Units18-19

Outcome 1: Demonstrate an understanding of, and show proficiency in, the fundamentals of art making with various tools and materials.

Outcome 2: Demonstrate an understanding of the fundamental elements in art and be able to identify a variety of medias within the context of Art History.

Outcome 3: Formulate conceptual considerations as they relate to the creation of art and design.

Outcome 4: Determine artistic solutions to visual design problems in multiple genres.

Outcome 5: Recognize and describe excellence in art.


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