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accounting. Theory and practice are combined to enable the
student to be prepared to conduct audits of various types of
organizations.
Prerequisite: ACCT 3320 or consent of the
instructor. As needed
ACCT 4316 Corporate & Partnership Income Tax (3-3-0)
Federal income taxation of partnerships, corporations, and
estates and trusts is presented. Miscellaneous other federal
taxes are presented for familiarization. This course is an
accelerated study of the theory and process of federal
taxation of organizations other than individuals.
Prerequisite:
ACCT 2312. As needed
ACCT 4317 Advanced Accounting (3-3-0)
A detailed study
of financial accounting theory and external reporting with an
emphasis on business combinations, international
accounting, SEC reporting requirements of publicly listed
companies, and partnerships issues.
Prerequisite: ACCT
3312. As needed
ACCT 4319 Accounting Research and Analysis (3-3-0)
Study of the conceptual framework of accounting theory
including goals, principles, and applications; also including
generally accepted accounting principles as determined by
the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
Prerequisite:
ACCT 3312 or concurrent enrollment. As needed
ACCT 4321 Governmental and Nonprofit Entities (3-3-0)
A
course in specialized financial accounting related to state and
local governments and governmental agencies, and non-profit
organizations. Introduces the theory and process of fund
accounting and reporting in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles for these organizations.
Prerequisite: ACCT 2312. As needed
ART
ART 1300 Introduction to the Visual Arts (3-3-0) [#] (Art
Appreciation)
Introductory course for developing
understanding and attitudes in Art primarily through lectures,
readings, reports and demonstrations. An insight into ways of
approaching art works, basis for analysis and criticism, and
functions of art in the environment.
(Acceptable for fine arts
credit in University Foundational Curriculum) Fall, Spring,
May, Summer
ART 1301 Drawing I (3-0-6) [#] (Studio)
Exploration of
drawing media to develop perceptual skills and techniques
based on art elements.
(Acceptable for fine arts credit in
University Foundational Curriculum) Fall
ART 1302 Design I (3-0-6) [#] (Studio)
A basic study in line,
shape, plane, volume, texture, value, color, and space using
various media.
(Acceptable for fine art credit in University
Foundational Curriculum) Fall
ART 1311 Drawing II (3-0-6) [#] (Studio)
Continuing
development of drawing and perceptual skills with more
emphasis on personal idea development.
Prerequisite: ART
1301 or consent of instructor. Spring
ART 2099 (1-4 credits) Special Topics (Studio)
Selected
topics in Art.
Offered as needed.
ART 2301 Drawing III (3-0-6) (Studio) [#]
Figure drawing.
Continued emphasis on perceptual, organizational, and
technical skills using the live human figure as a basis for
artistic expression. May be repeated twice when studio
problems vary.
Prerequisite: Art 1301 or consent of instructor.
Fall
ART 2302 3-D Design (3-0-6) [#] (Studio)
Continuation of
Design I with emphasis on three-dimensional concepts.
Prerequisite: ART 1302 or consent of instructor. Spring
ART 2306 Art History Survey I (3-3-0) [#]
A survey of the
major art forms of the prehistoric, ancient, classical, and
medieval worlds. Lectures with slides and readings.
(Acceptable for fine arts credit in University Foundational
Curriculum) Spring (odd years), Summer (even years)
Online.
ART 2307 Art History Survey II (3-3-0) [#]
A general survey
of the art of the Italian and Northern Renaissance, Baroque,
Rococo, and nineteenth century art. Lectures with slides and
readings.
(Acceptable for fine arts credit in University
Foundational Curriculum) Fall (odd years), Summer (odd
years) Online.
ART 2313 Oil Painting (3-0-6) (Studio) [#]
An introduction of
the basic skills of oil painting, including canvas construction
and preparation, impasto and glazing techniques, and basic
color theory.
Prerequisite: ART 1301, 1302, or consent of
instructor. Spring
ART 2314 Printmaking I (3-0-6) (Studio) [#]
An introduction
to relief methods of printmaking including woodblock, linoleum
cut, calligraphy, and china colle’.
Prerequisite: ART 1301,
1302, or consent of instructor. Fall, Spring.
ART 2315 Sculpture I (3-0-6) (Studio)
Introduction to
traditional materials, processes, and techniques. Includes
woodworking, metalworking, cold casting and/or stone
carving.
Prerequisite: ART 1301, 2302, or consent of
instructor. Fall
ART 2317 Ceramics I (3-0-6) (Studio) [#]
A basic course in
the making of pottery. Emphasis on hand built as well as
wheel-thrown pottery utilizing stoneware and raku clay
bodies.
(Acceptable for fine arts credit in University
Foundational Curriculum) Fall, Spring
ART 2321
Introduction to Graphic Design [#]
An
introduction to the graphic design field emphasizing both
conceptual problem solving and technical software skills.
Prerequisites:
ART 1301, 1302, or consent of instructor.
The
course satisfies the University General Education
Technological Competency requirement.
Fall
ART 2382 Fundamentals of Photography – Darkroom
Techniques (3-1-3) [#] (Studio)
A course in 35mm
photography introducing traditional and digital image
processing techniques. Darkroom processing for film and
paper and digital scanning, correction, and printing will be
covered. Emphasis on camera functions and usage, and print
tonality and composition development. Specific lab and
material purchases will be required in order to complete
projects.
(Acceptable for fine arts credit in HSU Foundational
Curriculum) Fall
ART 3099 (1-4 credits) Special Topics
(Studio)
Selected
topics in Art.
Topics include: Intermediate Drawing,
Intermediate Sculpture, Intermediate Ceramics, Intermediate
Printmaking, Intermediate Computer Graphics, Intermediate
Painting, Intermediate Photography.
Offered as needed
ART 3301 Advanced Figure Drawing (3-0-6) (Studio)
Advanced exploration of drawing the human figure using a
variety of drawing media and expressionistic approaches.
Conceptual development and personal statement will be
stressed.
Prerequisite: ART 2301 or consent of instructor. Fall
ART 3311 Public School Art, Elementary (3-0-6) (Studio)
Study and use of procedures for art in the elementary school,
concentrating mainly on creative activities in various art
media, motivational projects, and a study of general
philosophies of art.
Fall,
ART 3312 Public School Art, Secondary (3-1-X) (Studio)
Study and use of procedures for art in the secondary school,
concentrating on creative activities in various art media and
motivational projects. An in-depth look into the many aspects
of art in the classroom (visual aids, observation, and
philosophy of art.)
Prerequisite: ART 3311 or consent of
instructor. As needed
ART 3320 Photoshop for the Graphic Designer (3-1-3)
(Studio)
Principles and practices of digital image editing using
Adobe Photoshop, with emphasis on commercial
applications.
Prerequisite: ART 2321, or consent of instructor.
Spring
ART 3322 Illustration (3-1-3) (Studio)
Exploration of
contemporary directions in illustration and experimentation
with both natural and digital drawing and painting media.
Prerequisite: ART 1301, 1302, or consent of instructor. ART
1311 and 3323 or 3333 recommended, and can be taken
concurrently. Fall (even years)
ART 3323 Acrylic Painting (3-0-6) (Studio)
Introduction to
basic skills of acrylic painting on a variety of painting surfaces.
Conceptual development and personal expression will also be
stressed
instructor. Spring