The Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts degree focuses on art and design
within the context of a program of liberal studies. A Bachelor of Arts
in Fine Arts at Indiana University Southeast is a four-year program
comprised of five studio areas and art history:
• Ceramics
• Drawing
• Graphic Design
• Painting
• Printmaking
• Art History
Students can major in one or more of these studio concentrations and
can also minor in Art History.
Foundations courses at IU Southeast are required of all students majoring
in Fine Arts. These courses provide a fundamental background in design
and composition (both 3D and 2D). This basic foundation in visual principles
and design is essential for students as they develop concepts and ideas
that can be applied to their own creative work.
Foundations Course Descriptions
Fine Arts -- BA curriculum in Fine Arts
Foundations:
F100
Intro to Drawing
F101 3-D Design;
Prerequisite: F100
F102 2-D /
Color Design; Prerequisite: F100
P273 Computer
Art and Design or P280
Desktop Publishing;
Prerequisite: F100
A201 Introduction
to Art Theory
Beginning Art History :
A101 Art History
Survey I; Prerequisite: W131
200-level Studio Courses and Art History
S200 Drawing I
S230 Painting
I
S240 Printmaking
I
S250
Graphic Design I (Required for Graphic Design Majors)
S260 Ceramics
I
plus take:
A102 Art History
Survey II
Upper level
Take a minimum of 12 credit hours (15 in Graphic Design) in your concentration,
A401 Senior
Art Theory,
and the following 2 upper level art history courses:
A449 (20th
Century)
plus 300/400 level non-western Art History
The studio concentrations are:
Graphic Design
Ceramics
Drawing
Painting
Printmaking
All Fine Art Course Descriptions
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