each each Art Foundation Requirements: 18 credits Post-Foundation Course Work for all BFA in Art students: 9 credits

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1 All students entering the department wishing to pursue the B.F.A. in Art Education will be admitted under the B.A. in Art. Entrance into the B.F.A. programs is contingent on passing a formal portfolio review. Please attend a portfolio workshop, held every fall and spring semester, for information regarding application requirements. All candidates must obtain provisional admission to the Teacher Licensure program before they can register for their first field experience course(s). Provisional admission requires attending an application meeting, submitting application materials and satisfying the fingerprinting requirement. Formal admission requires provisional admission plus satisfying the Math requirement and meeting the GPA requirement of 2.5 or higher over the most recent 30 credit hours. Students must be formally admitted to the Teacher Licensure program, have satisfactory scores on the state licensure examination, and meet certain minimum GPA requirements overall and in all courses required for licensure, to apply for student teaching. See your advisor for more information. A grade of C- or better is required in each required ART, ARTH, CDES and ARTE course before progressing to subsequent courses. A grade of C or better is required in each course offered by the School of Education. Art Foundation Requirements: 18 credits ART Studio Foundations: 2D ART Studio Foundations: Drawing (was Drawing I: Black and White ) ART 01 - Studio Foundations: 3D ART 31 - Studio Foundations: 4D ARTH World Art I: Art Prior to 1400 ARTH World Art II: Art Post-Foundation Course Work for all BFA in Art students: 9 credits ARTH 2080 (ARTH 3080) - Art of the 20th and 21st Centuries ARTH Art Theory and Criticism ART Studio Art Senior Experience: Exhibition and Thesis Art Education Concentration Requirements: 36 credits (see page 3) Primary Studio Emphasis: -18 credits (see starting page 4) Secondary Studio Emphasis: 9-12 credits (see starting page 4) Technology Requirement: 3 credits counted elsewhere (see page 3) Integrated Media Requirement: 9 credits counted elsewhere (see pages 3 and 6) Electives in the Major: 3 credits (any ART, ARTE, ARTH or CDES not used elsewhere) The B.F.A. in Art is an extended major; no minor is required. General Studies (see page 2): 34 credits Total for the degree: credits Students in this program will exceed the 120 credits total, upper division 40 minimum requirements. Contact the Art Department at or come to our office in AR 187 for more information or to schedule an advising appointment. Consult the Catalog for course prerequisites and General Studies options. Metropolitan State University of Denver reserves the right to withdraw courses; revise the academic calendar; or change curriculum, graduation procedures, requirements and policies that apply to students at any time. This advising guide is not intended to be a contract between the student and Metropolitan State University of Denver. Revised March 16, 2016.

2 Specific General Studies Requirements Quantitative Literacy MTH Integrated Mathematics I (to be completed within first 30 credits of college-level work) Social and Behavioral Sciences I EDS 30 - Issues in Multicultural Education in Urban Secondary Schools Social and Behavioral Sciences II EDS Foundations of Educational Psychology and Philosophy 4 Multicultural (satisfied within the major) ARTH 3300 and EDS 30 both satisfy this requirement (3) Art Education Concentration Requirements: 36 credits ART 05 - The Visual Journal or ARTH Reading and Writing Visual Culture ARTE Introduction to Art Education: History and Philosophy ARTE Creating an Inclusive Art Classroom: Curriculum and Instruction 2 ARTE Elementary Art Education: Curriculum and Instruction ARTE Secondary Art Education: Curriculum and Instruction ARTE Field Experience: Art Education Elementary* 1 ARTE Field Experience: Art Education Secondary* 1 ARTE Student Teaching and Seminar: Art Education K-12** 12 ARTH 3300 Multiculturalism and American Art (was Art and Cultural Heritage) EDS First Field Experience in Secondary Education* 1 RDG Teaching Content Literacy Skills 4 36 *All candidates must obtain provisional admission to the Teacher Licensure program before they can register for their first field experience course(s). Provisional admission requires attending an application meeting, submitting application materials and satisfying the fingerprinting requirement. Formal admission requires provisional admission plus satisfying the English Composition requirement, satisfying the Math requirement, and meeting the GPA requirement of 2.5 or higher over the most recent 30 credit hours. **Application required - see advisor. Requires 2.75 overall GPA or 3.0 in the most recent 45 credits. Technology Requirement: 3 credits Choose at least one course (3 credits) from the following courses. These courses may be applied to either emphasis or to the electives in the major. ART 3235 and CDES 2222 also apply to the Integrated Media requirement. ART Beginning Photography: Film and Darkroom (was Photography I) ART Beginning Photography: Digital Capture (new 2016 catalog) ART 2681 Printmaking I (discontinued 2016 catalog) ART Beginning Printmaking: Screen Printing and Monotype(new 2016 catalog) ART Beginning Printmaking: Intaglio and Relief (new 2016 catalog) ART Video Art (Integrated Media) CDES Design Media (Integrated Media)

3 Integrated Media Requirement: 9 credits Choose at least 9 credits of courses designated as integrated media (see list, following). These courses may be applied to either emphasis or to the electives in the major. Primary Studio Emphasis: -18 credits Secondary Studio Emphasis: 9-12 credits Choose a primary and secondary emphasis area from those listed below. For the primary emphasis, take all the courses listed for the emphasis; for secondary, three courses (9 credits) are required except in integrated media, which requires any four courses (12 credits). Integrated media (at end of list) is available only as a secondary emphasis; prerequisites apply. Ceramics ART Ceramics I ART Beginning Ceramics: Handbuilding ART Ceramics II ART Beginning Ceramics: Wheelthrowing ART Ceramics III ART Intermediate Ceramics ART Ceramics IV ART Intermediate Ceramics ART Ceramics V ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio Drawing ART Drawing II: Color ART Color Drawing: Wet and Dry ART Drawing III: Thematic Drawing ART Intermediate Drawing ART Drawing IV: Portfolio Introduction ART Intermediate Drawing ART Drawing V: Portfolio Development ART Intermediate Drawing ART Drawing VI: Portfolio Realization ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing ART Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing I ART Beginning Jewelry ART Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing II ART Beginning Metalsmithing ART Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing III ART Intermediate Jewelry and Metalsmithing ART Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing IV ART Intermediate Jewelry and Metalsmithing ART Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing V ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio

4 Painting ART Painting I: Materials, Techniques, and ART 2661 Beginning Painting: Acrylic and Oil Concepts ART Painting II: Materials, Techniques and ART 3662 Intermediate Painting Problem Solving ART Painting III: Thematic Painting ART 3662 Intermediate Painting ART Painting IV: Portfolio Introduction ART 3662 Intermediate Painting ART Painting V: Portfolio Realization ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio ART Watermedia I or ART Painting and New Contexts (Integrated Media) or ART Painting: Unraveling the Figure (not Integrated Media) suggested elective: ART Community Painting: The Mural ART 2666 Beginning Painting: Watermedia ART Painting and New Contexts (Integrated Media) ART Unraveling the Figure (Integrated Media Fall 2016 or later) Photography ART Photography I ART Beginning Photography: Film and Darkroom ART Photography II: Black and White ART Beginning Photography: Digital Capture OR ART Intermediate Photography ART Photography III: Color ART Intermediate Photography ART Photography IV: Theory and Practice ART Intermediate Photography ART Photography V: Portfolio ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio CDES Design Media (Integrated Media) CDES Design Media (Integrated Media) 18 18

5 Printmaking ART Printmaking I ART Beginning Printmaking: Intaglio and Relief Choose one course (3 credits) from: ART Printmaking II: Lithography ART Lithography ART Printmaking II: Intaglio ART Intermediate Printmaking ART Printmaking II: Screenprinting ART Beginning Printmaking: Screen ART Monotype Printmaking Printing and Monotype ART Printmaking III ART Intermediate Printmaking ART Printmaking IV ART Intermediate Printmaking ART Printmaking V ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio Spatial Media (also known as Sculpture) ART Spatial Media I: Methods ART Beginning Sculpture: Woods and Assembly ART Spatial Media II: Themes ART Beginning Sculpture: Metals and Fabrication ART Spatial Media III: Theory and Practice ART Intermediate Sculpture ART Spatial Media IV: Portfolio ART Intermediate Sculpture ART Spatial Media V: Advanced Portfolio ART Advanced Interdisciplinary Studio Integrated Media Secondary Emphasis only - choose 4 courses (12 hours) from this list or other approved courses Prerequisites apply; consult the Catalog ART 32 - Moldmaking and Casting ART Video Art ART The Artist's Book ART Electronics and Experimental Systems ART Digital Fabrication ART Pattern Networks ART Socially Engaged Art ART Performance Art ART Painting and New Contexts ART Variable Topics in Integrated Media ART Unraveling the Figure ART Installation Art (formerly ART 4591) (counts for Integrated Media Fall 2016 or later) ART Drawing in Space (formerly ART 3643) ART Drawing Identity (formerly ART 3644) ARTH Cinema as Visual Art ARTH Photography and Modernism CDES Design Media CDES Creative Computation CDES Creating Web Interfaces CDES Narrative Design CDES Community-Based Design I CDES Community-Based Design II CDES User Interface Design I CDES User Interface Design II