Arts

A minimum four credit hours from the following:

• ARTD 100 - Visual Literacy
    
• ARTD 107 - 2D Design: Explorations in Image Making  
• ARTD 120 - Drawing I: Observational Drawing
       
• ARTD 130 - Painting I: Materials, Tools and Techniques
    
• ARTD 135 - Watercolor Painting  
• ARTD 140 - Digital Art and Design  
• ARTD 150 - Ceramics I: Introduction to Form and Techniques
    
• ARTD 160 - 3D Design: Form and Space
    
• ARTD 175 - Photography I: Darkroom
    
• ARTD 260 - Sculpture I: Modern and Contemporary
    
• ARTD 275 - Photography II: Digital  
• ARTH 100 - World Art Histories I
    
• ARTH 102 - World Art Histories II
    
• ARTH 200 - Chicago Art and Architecture
    
• ARTH 300 - Art of the Nineteenth Century
    
• ARTH 306 - History of Design
    
• ARTH 310 - American Art
    
• ARTH 312 - African American Art
    
• ARTH 314 - Latin American Art
     
• CLSS 250 - Classical Mythology  
• COMM 287 - Advanced Public Speaking
    
• EDUC 438 - HS/MS Methods: Art  
• ENGL 106 - How to Read and Write Poems
    
• ENGL 108 - Appreciating Plays and Screenplays: Text
    
• ENGL 124 - Young Adult Fiction 
• ENGL 126 - Children’s and Young Adult Literature  
• ENGL 112 - Creative Writing for Self-Discovery
    
• ENGL 122 - Children’s Literature 
• ENGL 210 - Introduction to Creative Writing  
• ENGL 212 - Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Studies: Text/Technologies
    
• ENGL 214 - Graphic Narratives
    
• ENGL 216 - Place and Travel Writing
    
• ENGL 224 - Environmental Literature: Storytelling for Sustainable Futures  
• ENGL 240 - Beginning Poetry  
• ENGL 242 - Beginning Creative Nonfiction  
• ENGL 244 - Beginning Fiction  
• ENGL 246 - Beginning Playwriting  
• ENGL 250 - Writing for Social Change
    
• ENGL 312 - Multimedia Authoring
    
• ENGL 314 - Writing Commentary and Cultural Criticism: The Public Intellectual
    
• ENGL 340 - Advanced Poetry  
• ENGL 342 - Advanced Creative Nonfiction  
• ENGL 344 - Advanced Fiction  
• ENGL 346 - Advanced Playwriting  
• FILM 100 - Introduction to Film and Screen
    
• MEDI 385 - Computer and Electronic Music  
• MUSI 150 - Listening to Music  
• MUSI 156 - The World of Music
    
• MUSI 301 - Doing Music History  
• MUSI 385 - Computer and Electronic Music
    
• PHIL 270 - Aesthetics
    
• RELG 245 - Hollywood, Values and Religion
    
• SGBH 101 - Journeys through Art and Fiction
    
• SGBH 102 - Music, Verse and Drama
    
• THEA 101 - Introduction to Acting
    
• THEA 102 - Introduction to Theatre
    
• THEA 140 - Fundamentals of Theatrical Design  
• THEA 235 - Introduction to Dramaturgy   
• THEA 308 - American Musical Theatre  
• THEA 330 - Directing  
• THEA 434 - Devised, Radical and Community-Based