13. Sculpture (SCUL)
2302 Sculpture I (0-6)
(Common Course Number ARTS 2326)
An introduction to basic sculptural concepts and materials with emphasis on simple manipulation of wood, steel, and found objects. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisites: ARTF 1301, ARTF 1302, and ARTF 1303. ARTF 1303 may be taken concurrently with SCUL 2302. Laboratory fee required.
2332 Sculpture II (0-6)
(Common Course Number ARTS 2327)
Continued exploration of Sculptural concepts through the use of combining traditional sculptural materials. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisite: SCUL 2302 or instructor approval. Laboratory fee required.
3302 Sculpture III (0-6)
Sculptural fabrication through the manipulation of steel. To include steel cutting, forging, welding, and safety procedures. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisite: SCUL 2302 or instructor approval. Laboratory fee required.
3332 Sculpture IV (0-6)
Experimentation in the casting of non-ferrous metals to include a variety of techniques and safety procedures. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisite: SCUL 3302 or instructor approval. Laboratory fee required.
3342 Sculpture V (0-6)
The exploration of Sculptural form through the use of non-traditional materials. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisite: SCUL 2302 or instructor approval. Laboratory fee required.
4302 Sculpture VI (0-6)
Investigation into the facets of public Sculpture and formal proposal writing. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisite: SCUL 2302 or instructor approval. Course fees required.
4332 Sculpture VII (0-6)
Advanced sculptural investigation emphasizing individual directional development. Six hours in studio per week. Prerequisites: SCUL 2302 and 6 semester hours of sculpture. Course fees required.
4342 Special Problems in Sculpture (0-6)
Continued individual direction in Sculpture. May be repeated for credit when problem varies. Prerequisites: SCUL 2302 and 9 semester hours of sculpture. Course Fees required.
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