| D. Fine Arts. (1 course^) | FA | |||
| Course # | Title | Credits | ||
| ArtH 1101 | Principles of Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 1111 | Ancient and Medieval Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 1121 | Renaissance to Modern Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3101 | Art of Ancient Greece | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3111 | Art of Ancient Rome | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3121 | Medieval Italian Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3131 | Northern Renaissance Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3141 | 15th-Century Italian Renaissance Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3151 | High Renaissance Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3161 | 16th-Century European Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3171 | Baroque Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3181 | Rococo to Revolution | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3191 | American Art to 1900 | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3201 | 19th-Century European Art through Post-Impressionism | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3211 | Early Modern Art: Symbolism to Surrealism | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3221 | 20th-Century Art: 1945 to the Present | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3231 | History of Photography | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3241 | African American Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3251 | Pre-Columbian Arts of the Americas | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3261 | Chinese Art | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3271 | The Art of Japan | (4 cr) | ||
| ArtH 3281 | Women and Art | (4 cr) | ||
| * | ArtH 4000-4049 | Variable Topics in Art History | (2-4 cr) | |
| Mus 1041 | Introduction to Music | (4 cr) | ||
| Mus 1042 | Fundamentals of Music | (4 cr) | ||
| Mus 1043 | American Jazz Styles | (4 cr) | ||
| Mus 3102 | Core Studies III: Classical, Romantic and 20th-Century Music | (4 cr) | ||
| Th 1101 | The Theatre Experience: An Introduction | (4 cr) | ||
| Th 2111 | Creative Drama with Children | (4 cr) | ||
| ** | Th 3001 | Variable Topics in Theatre Arts: Theatre Scene Painting Studio | (4 cr) | |
| Th 3303 | Computer-Assisted Drawing | (4 cr) | ||
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^This requirement may be reduced or eliminated through exemption. # GER category will not be fulfilled if taken for less than 2 credits. *Umbrella topics course heading (with several specific topics offered under this heading) **Specific topic offered under an umbrella or general heading. CE: Continuing Education course. |