NEW/CHANGE PROGRAM REQUEST UUPC Approval
NEW/CHANGE PROGRAM REQUESTUndergraduate ProgramsFLORIDAATLANTICUNIVERSITYUUPC ApprovalUFS ApprovalBanner PostedCatalogDepartment N/ACollege Wilkes Honors CollegeProgram NameNew ProgramEffective Date(TERM & YEAR)Concentration in ArtFall 2021 Change ProgramPlease explain the requested change(s) and offer rationale below or on an attachmentReplace ART 4912H Honors Thesis Research in Art (1-6 cr.) ART 4907C Honors Senior Thesis in Art (1-6 cr.)with IDS 4970 Honors Thesis (6 cr. total).Wilkes Honors College faculty approved unanimously the following recommendation (11/6/2020):A unified IDS 4970 Honors Thesis course (6 cr. total) will be used for all disciplines and will replace the currentthesis and/or research in the corresponding discipline.The total number of credits required for this concentration does not change.Faculty Contact/Email/PhoneJames Wettererwetterer@fau.edu772.287.7605Approved byDepartment ChairCollege Curriculum ChairCollege DeanUUPC ChairConsult and list departments that may be affected bythe change(s) and attach documentationDate3/14/213/12/2021Undergraduate Studies DeanUFS PresidentProvostEmail this form and attachments to mjenning@fau.edu one week before the UUPC meeting so that materials may be viewed on theUUPC website prior to the meeting.FAUprogramchangeUG, created December 2017
Concentration in Transdisciplinary Visual ArtsAvailable Tracks: Track 1: Fine Art - Studio, Electronic Arts & Digital Imaging Track 2: Scientific Illustration (BioArt) Track 3: Visual Studies (Art Criticism, Art History & Theory) Minor in Transdisciplinary Visual ArtRequirements: All students concentrating in Honors Transdisciplinary Visual Studies Concentrationmust complete 2 introductory courses, 5 additional Visual Arts courses, and 5 courses in relateddisciplines. Students must spend two semesters of their senior year in consultation with theirconcentration advisor researching and writing an honors thesis or completing the capstone project.Those choosing to specialize in Fine Art Studio Art or/and Scientific Illustration must prepare an artexhibition along with a catalogue and/or an honors thesis; students without an area of specializationor who choose to specialize in Visual Studies (Art Criticism, Art History & Theory) must complete anhonors thesis.Summary of RequirementsCreditsIntroductory Coursework (two courses)7Additional Art Coursework (five courses)15-20Honors courses in related disciplines (four courses)12Honors Thesis6Total Credits40-45I. Introductory Coursework (2 courses, 7 credits)Concentrators must take:
Course NumberCourse NameCreditsART 1202CHonors Design and Color Phenomena4ART 1300CHonors Drawing I3II. Additional Coursework in the Visual Arts (5 courses, 15-20 credits)Concentrators must take a minimum of 5 additional courses in the Visual Arts from the approved list,which is organized into three academic tracks: Track 1: Fine Art - Studio, Electronic Arts & Digital Imaging Track 2: Scientific Illustration (BioArt) Track 3: Visual Studies (Art Criticism, Art History & Theory)Students who choose not to specialize in one of the areas may select any 5 courses from the list,regardless of the area, for a broad range of study. Students selecting one of the three tracks ofspecialization must select their courses as follows:Track 1: Fine Art - Studio, Electronic Arts & Digital ImagingCOURSES SATISFYING "ADDITIONAL ART COURSEWORK"The introduction of new media technologyin the visual arts has significantly altered the ways in which understanding, creating, and makingmeaning from images occurs in art. While the Fine Art - Studio, Electronic Arts & Digital Imagingtrack supports traditional methods of studio application in addition to, or instead of, non-traditionalmethods of creation, it requires that students learn about and utilize new media techniques in theircourse of study. Traditional methods include painting, drawing, printmaking, installation, performance,and sculpture. Non-traditional approaches include electronic moving media, computer arts, interactivedevices, new media digital art elements, projections, digital photography and digital video. The courseof study in Fine Art - Studio, Electronic Arts & Digital Imaging cultivates the background required forstudents to confidently pursue graduate study or careers as professional artists and will preparestudents to create strong, diverse portfolios for entering today s eclectic contemporary art world. Ofthe 5 additional Visual Arts courses taken from the approved list, at least 4 should be Studio Art
courses (indicated by a 'C' in the course number) and at least 1 must be Critical Theory in the Artscourses. Students planning to complete graduate work in studio arts are encouraged to select 3additional courses in Track I: Fine Art Studio for a total of 8.TRACK 1: FINE ART - STUDIO, ELECTRONIC ARTS & DIGITAL IMAGINGCourse #Course NameCreditsART 1014CHonors Elements of Visual Thinking3ART 1661CHonors Digital Art Photography3ART 2540CHonors Watercolor4ART 2500CHonors Painting I4ART 2501CHonors Painting II: The Figure4ART 2812CHonors Installation Art3ART 2824CHonors Painting as Narrative3ARH 2000Honors Art Appreciation3ARH 2701Honors Still and Moving Images3ARH 2051Honors History of the Arts II3ART 2330CHonors Drawing II4ART 3383CHonors Narrative Drawing4
Course #Course NameCreditsART 3618CHonors Digital E-magination3ART 4681CHonors Art and Digital Imagery4ART 3617CHonors Animating the Graphic Novel4ART 3385CHonors Anatomy for the Artist & Illustrator3ART 3542CHonors Advanced Waterbased Media4ART 4840CHonors Environmental Art4ART 4841CHonors The Body in Art: The Figure in Context4ART 4934CHonors Special Topics in Art4IDS 2721CHonors Graphic Narrative3PHI 3272*Honors Media Philosophy3WST 3015*Honors Introduction to Women's Studies3WST 4504*Honors Feminist Theory3At least 2 ARH or ART classes at the 3000 or 4000-level must be taken. Only 1 of the courses with an(*) asterisk may be counted for the TVA concentration. The following courses are regularly offered atthe Boca or Davie campuses of FAU: ART 1201C, ART 2330C, ART 2500C, PGY 2491C andPGY4440C, and these may be counted as Track 1 courses.Track 2: Scientific Illustration (BioArt)This course of study involves and supports close observation, analytical assessment, accurate portrayaland illustration of plants, mammals, insects, and other scientifically relevant specimens. The scientificillustration track is open to students interested not only in medical illustration but also in, forexample, Anthropology, Ecology, Environmental Studies or Marine Biology. Students pursuing the
Scientific Illustration track are expected to take a minimum of 15 credit hours of coherent courseworkin a relevant natural science, anthropology, or environmental studies, exclusive of credit hours used tosatisfy the natural science or other core requirement. The course of study in Scientific Illustrationprepares students to create strong portfolios that will enable them to pursue graduate study orcareers as professional illustrators. Of the 5 courses taken from the approved list, at least one courseneeds to be a philosophy course. Students planning to pursue graduate study in scientific illustrationare encouraged to take natural science courses covering a broad range of areas and time periods. Forthose interested in pre-medical illustration additional coursework in one or more of these areas ofscience Human Anatomy and Physiology, Cell and Cancer Biology, Genetics, and Microbiology isessential. Students considering graduate school are encouraged, though not required to take studioart courses beyond the 5 classes required in order to build a strong portfolio. Students focusing onthis track are encouraged to take IDS: 2173 Honors Arts, Humanities, and Science Seminar.Course #Course NameCreditsART 1661CHonors Digital Art Photography3ART 2500CHonors Painting I4ART 2501CHonors Painting II: The Figure4ART 2824CHonors Painting as Narrative3ART 2540CHonors Watercolor4ART 3255CHonors Scientific Illustration I3ART 4256CHonors Scientific Illustration II3ART 3383CHonors Narrative Drawing4ART 3385CHonors Anatomy for the Artist & Illustrator3ART 3816CHonors Digital E-magination3ART 3542CHonors Advanced Waterbased Media4ART 4681CHonors Art and Digital Imagery4ART 4840CHonors Environmental Art4
Course #Course NameCreditsART 4934CHonors Special Topics in Art4ARH 2701Honors Still and Moving Images3ARH 3171CHonors Audubon's Nature3PHI 1008*Honors Perspectives on Science3PHI 4930*Philosophy of Science3A minimum of 3 ART (as opposed to ARH and IDS) classes must be taken for this Track. Either PHI1008 or 4930 can be used in this area, but not both. Students are reminded that they are required totake a minimum of 15 credit hours of coherent coursework in a relevant science exclusive of credithours used to satisfy the natural science core requirement. The following courses may be counted asTrack II courses and are regularly taught at Boca and Davie campuses of FAU: ART 2500C, PGY2491C or PGY 4440C.Track 3: Visual Studies (Art Criticism, History, and Theory)This course of study requires transdisciplinary explorations of conceptual and theoretical frameworksin the Arts, Humanities, Natural and Social Sciences. The fields of study, which such transdisciplinaritymay engage, include Art (criticism, theory, history, design), Anthropology (physical, cultural, linguistic,archaeological), Area Studies (African, American, Asian, Middle Eastern), Cultural Studies,Environmental Studies (Conservation, Ecology, Geography, Oceanography), Film Studies, History,International Studies, Literature, Media Studies, Philosophy (aesthetics, epistemology, metaphysics,ethics), Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, and Women Studies. In the area ofVisual Studies a strong background in art, art history, art criticism and writing prepares students topursue graduate study or careers relevant to creative production in cultural and social venues. Of the5 Visual Studies courses needed to complete the requirement students are encouraged to take atleast 3 upper division courses in Art History or in studio-based Critical Theory in the Arts. Studentsplanning to complete graduate work in art history are encouraged to take art history coursescovering a broad range of areas and time periods as well as consider pursuing a minor in one of thefollowing disciplines: Anthropology, Critical Theory, English, History, Philosophy or Women s Studies.
Course #Course NameCreditsART 1014CHonors Elements of Visual Thinking3ART 2000Honors Art Appreciation3ARH 2701Honors Still and Moving Images3ARH 2050Honors History of the Arts I3ARH 2051Honors History of the Arts II3ARH 4930Honors Inventing Beauty3ARH 4802CHonors Contemporary Art, Ideas and Practice3ART 4816CHonors Artist and the Artworld in Perspective3ART 4837CHon. Contemporary Art, Gender & Technology4ART 4840CHonors Environmental Art4ART 4841CHonors The Body in Art: The Figure in Context4ARH 4930CHonors Understanding Art of the 21st Century4ART 4934CHonors Special Topics in Art4PHI 2361*Honors Ways of Knowing3PHI 3272*Honors Media Philosophy3PHI 4804*Honors Critical Theory and Practice3WST 3015*Honors Introduction to Women's Studies3WST 4504*Honors Feminist Theory3Students must take a minimum of 2 ARH classes for this Track. At least 1 ARH or ART course must beat the 3000 to 4000-level. No more than 2 PHI or WST courses from the above list may be countedtowards the concentration. The following courses may be counted as Track II courses and areregularly taught at Boca and Davie campuses of FAU: ARH 2000, ARH 4470.
III. Honors Courses in Related Disciplines (4 courses, 12 credits)All concentrators must take at least 4 courses in a related discipline (not art or art history) from theapproved list below. These courses are, like the rest of the Liberal Arts curriculum, integral to thedevelopment of a mature, articulate, well-rounded individual knowledgeable about the field. Studentsare encouraged to expose themselves to other ways of constructing knowledge and understandingthe world. If students would rather fulfill this requirement pursuing a minor in another discipline inorder to fulfill this requirement they may do so. This focus helps students to develop their critical andanalytical skills so as to argue persuasively and coherently in oral or written forms.III. Honors Coursesin Related Disciplines (4 courses, 12 credits)Course #Course NameCreditsAFS 2250Honors Introduction to African Studies3AMS 3003Honors Colloquium in American Studies3AML 3452Honors Environmental Imagination3AML 4640Honors Native American Literature3ANT 1933Honors Introduction to Physical Anthropology3ANT 2000Honors Introduction to Anthropology3ANT 2410Honors Culture and Society3ANT 3212Honors People Around the World3ANT 3332Honors Peoples of Latin America3ANT 4242Honors Ritual and Symbol3ANT 4331Honors Anthropology of the Andes3ANT 4930Honors Visual Ethnography3
Course #Course NameCreditsASN 3006Honors Introduction to Asian Studies3BOT 3501,Honors Introduction to Plant Biology & Lab3Honors Life Science and Lab3Honors Biological Principles and Lab3BSC 1011Honors Biodiversity3BSC 1933Honors Ecology of Atlantic Shores3BSC 2084,Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology3BSC 4930Honors Marine Science3CRW 3010Honors Creative Writing3ENC 3362Honors Environmental Writing and Rhetoric3ENC 4413Honors Writing for the World Wide Web3ENG 4114Honors Literature and Film3EVR 1933Honors Seminar Environmental Studies3EVR 2001Honors Introduction to Environmental Science3EVR 2017Honors Environment and Society3EVR 4420Honors Marine Conservation3GEO 3402Honors Human Geography3HUM 2932Honors Writing in the Humanities33501LBSC 1005,1005LBSC 1010,1010L2084L
Course #Course NameCreditsISC 2932Honors Scientific Writing I3IDS 2931Honors Representation: Ideas & Art4IDS 2931Honors Interdisciplinary Critical Inquiry Seminar3LIT 2010Honors Interpretation of Fiction3LIT 2040Honors Interpretation of Drama3LIT 3306Honors Travel Literature3LIT 3432Honors Magic, Art and Alchemy3LIT 3361Honors Postmodern Literature3MUS 1933Honors Music and Gender3MUS 2670Honors Music and Society3OCB 3012,Honors Marine Biology & Oceanography33012Lwith LabOCE 2001Honors Introduction to Oceanography3POS 3691Honors Law and American Society3PCB 3411Honors Animal Behavior3PCB 3351,Honors Tropical Rainforest and Lab3PCB 3352Honors Issues in Human Ecology3PCB 4414Honors Behavioral Ecology3PCB 4673Honors Evolution3PHI 1008Honors Perspectives on Science33351L
Course #Course NameCreditsPHI 2361Honors Ways of Knowing3PHI 2642Honors Ethics of Social Diversity3PHI 3682Honors Environmental Philosophy3PHI 4804Honors Critical Theory and Practice3PHI 3272Honors Media Philosophy3PHM 1002Honors Human Nature3PSC 2512CHonors Energy and Environment3PSY 2012Honors General Psychology3POT 3113Honors Politics and Morality in Film3SPT 2530Honors Hispanic Culture and Civilization3SYD 4792Honors Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality and Science3WST 3015Honors Introduction to Women's Studies3WST 4504Honors Femininst Theory3WST 4563Honors Representation of Female Bodies3ZOO 2303,Honors Vertebrate Zoology and Lab32303LIV. Honors Thesis (6 credits)A visual art portfolio with an exhibition, a written catalog or thesis, or a combination thereof,constitutes an honors thesis in the Transdisciplinary Visual Arts Concentration. The choice for thethesis completed in most cases is Track Dependent.
Course NumberCourse NameCreditsART 3852Honors Thesis Visual Art Exhibition Research1-6ART 4907CHonors Senior Thesis in Art1-6ART 4912HHonors Thesis Research1-6IDS 4970RI: Honors Thesis6
Mar 29, 2021 · ART 2000 Honors Art Appreciation 3 ARH 2701 Honors Still and Moving Images 3 ARH 2050 Honors History of the Arts I 3 ARH 2051 Honors History of the Arts II 3 ARH 4930 Honors Inventing Beauty 3 ARH 4802C Honors Contemporary Art, Ideas and Practice 3 ART 4816C Ho
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