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1 Name: University of the Incarnate Word BFA Graphic Design 120 Hour Degree Checklist UNIVERSITY CORE COURSES (46 Hours) Hrs Year Sem Institution Semester Grade ENGL 1311 Composition I 3 UIW Fall 2013 B+ ENGL 1312 Composition II 3 ENGL 2310 World Literature 3 ARTS 1301 Drawing I * 3 PHIL 1380 Intro to Philosophy 3 RELS x3xx Religion course from List 3 PHIL 3375 Aesthetics: Art & Beauty * 3 DHWP 1200 Dimensions of Health & Wellness 2 PEHP 11xx PE course from list 1 SCIE 14xx Science course from list 4 MATH 13xx Math course from list 3 SOSC 13xx Social Science course from list 3 HIST 1311 History course from list 3 LANG 13xx Language I course from list 3 LANG 13xx Language II course from list 3 GDSN 1301 Graphic Design Software * 3 1Y F ART HISTORY (9 Hours) ARTH 2361 Survey I: Anc to Med 3 2Y ARTH 2362 Survey II: Renn to Mod 3 2Y ARTH 4361 Survey of Contemporary Art 3 4Y F PRE-PORTFOLIO REVIEW (17 Hours) GDSN 1100 Orientation to GDSN 1 1Y F ARTS 1301 Drawing I * 3 1Y GDSN 1301 Graphic Design Software * 3 1Y F GDSN 1210 Drawing for Designers 2 1Y S GDSN 1215 Digital Imaging 2 1Y S GDSN 1380 Foundations of Design 3 1Y F GDSN 1390 Typography I 3 1Y S GRAPHIC DESIGN CONCENTRATION (48 Hours) GDSN 2305 Visual Language 3 2Y F GDSN 2390 Typography II 3 2Y F GDSN 2300 Interactive Design I: Basic Design & Languages 3 2Y S GDSN 2310 Graphic Design I: Intro to Visual Communications 3 2Y S GDSN 3300 Interactive Design II: User Interface Design 3 3Y F GDSN 3310 Graphic Design II: Visual Systems 3 3Y F GDSN 4300 Interactive Design III: Dynamic Web Systems 3 3Y S GDSN 4310 Graphic Design III: Information Design 3 3Y S GDSN 3330 Business of Design 3 3Y S GDSN 3325 History of Communication Design 3 3Y F GDSN 4230 Senior BFA Seminar 2 4Y S GDSN 4240 Advanced Projects: Graphic Design 2 4Y S GDSN 4250 Advanced Projects: Interactive Design 2 4Y S GDSN 4301 Advanced Projects Practicum 3 4Y F GDSN 4303 Senior Portfolio 3 4Y S GDSN 4399 Special Topics 3 4Y F PHIL 3375 Aesthetics: Art & Beauty * 3 4Y GRAPHIC DESIGN ELECTIVES (9 Hours) ELEC x3xx Art & Design Elective (from list) 3 2Y ELEC x3xx Art & Design Elective (from list) 3 2Y ELEC x3xx Art & Design Elective (from list; UD) 3 4Y Courses marked with an asterix are shared between the University Core and the GDSN Core. Their credit hours are counted once. Upper Division courses are noted in bold (credit hours); Students must have 42 hours of Upper Division courses to graduate F - Fall Only S - Spring Only 1Y - First Year 2Y - Second Year 3Y - Third Year 4Y - Fourth Year

2 GRAPHIC DESIGN PROGRAM 4 YEAR SAMPLE PLAN This is a sample 4 Year plan for students who pursue the Graphic Design (GDSN) Program beginning in Fall By following this schedule, students would be able to complete the program in 4 years (8 semesters). Failure to pass a course within the major may extend the plan a year or more. 1 st Year Fall 16 Hours 1 st Year Spring 16 Hours GDSN 1101 Orientation to Graphic Design GDSN 1210 Drawing for Designers (8 weeks) GDSN 1301 Introduction to Graphic Software GDSN 1215 Digital Imaging (8 weeks) GDSN 1380 Foundations of Design GDSN 1390 Typography I ARTS 1301 Drawing I ENGL 1312 Composition II PHIL 1301 Intro to Philosophy DHWP 1200 Dimensions of Health/Wellness ENGL 1301 Composition I MATH 3 hr Math from list PEHP 1 hr PE course from list PORTFOLIO REVIEW 2 nd Year Fall 15 Hours 2 nd Year Spring 16 Hours GDSN 2305 Visual Language GDSN 2300 IA I: Basic Design & Languages GDSN 2390 Typography II GDSN 2310 GD I: Intro to Visual Comm ELEC 3 hr Art/Design Elective from list ELEC 3 hr Art/Design Elective from list ARTH 2361 Art History: Ancient Medieval ARTH 2362 Art History: Renn Modern ENGL 2310 World Literature SCIE 4 hr Science w/ Lab from list 3 rd Year Fall 15 Hours 3 rd Year Spring 15 Hours GDSN 3300 IA II: User Interface Design GDSN 4300 IA III: Dynamic Web Systems GDSN 3310 GD II: Visual Systems GDSN 4310 GD III: Information Design GDSN 4330 History of Communication Design GDSN 4325 Business of Design LANG 3 hr Language I from list LANG 3 hr Language II from list SOSC 3 hr Social Science from list RELS 3 hr Religion from list 4 th Year Fall 15 Hours 4 th Year Spring 12 Hours GDSN 4301 Advanced Projects Practicum GDSN 4240 AP: Graphic Design (8 weeks) GDSN 4399 Special Topics GDSN 4250 AP: Interactive Design (8 weeks) ELEC 3 hr UD Art/Design Elective from list GDSN 4303 Senior Portfolio ARTH 3360 Survey of Contemporary Art GDSN 4230 Senior BFA Seminar HIST 3 hr History from list PHIL 3375 Aesthetic: Art & Beauty UIW CORE: 46 HOURS GRAPHIC DESIGN CORE: 80 HOURS HOURS SHARED BETWEEN UIW & GD CORE: 6 HOURS TOTAL CREDITS: 120 HOURS

3 ART & DESIGN ELECTIVES (GRAPHIC DESIGN) This is a list of courses that meet the requirement for the Art & Design Electives in the Graphic Design BFA. A minimum of 9 hours is required. A minimum of 3 hours must be from Upper Division courses (3xxx or 4xxx). Art & Design Electives ARTS 2351 Printmaking I 3 ARTS 3300 Color Theory for Artists 3 ARTS 3352 Printmaking II 3 ARTS 2357 Photography 3 BMKT 3331 Principles of Marketing 3 BMKT 3333 Integrated Marketing Communications 3 CART 3320 Motion Design Workshop (Summer) 3 CART 3330 Concepting Workshop (Summer) 3 CART 4302 Cooperative Education Internship 3 CART 4390 World Graphics Away 3 COMM 1301 Intro to Mass Communications 3 COMM 2320 Audio Production I 3 COMM 2358 Video Production I 3 COMM 3320 Aesthetics of Vision and Sound 3 INTD 2364 Color Theory 3 Note: Please consult with your advisor for recommendations of courses that may not be on this list.

4 APPROVED/RECOMMENDED MINORS FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN MAJORS Transfer and non-traditional students who must maintain full-time enrollment are encouraged to choose one of the approved minors. These credits can count towards the elective credits required for the major. A minor is not required but is helpful. Note: Students are free to choose any minor they wish. Consult your advisor for more information on minors. Minor in Art * ARTS 1301 Drawing I ** 3 ARTS 1311 Two Dimensional Design 3 ARTS 2301 Drawing II 3 ARTS 2311 Three Dimensional Design 3 ARTS 2320 Painting I 3 ARTS 33xx Upper Division Art Course 3 Minor in Art History * 15 hours ARTH 2361 Art History: Ancient to Medieval ** 3 ARTH 2362 Art History: Renaissance to Modern ** 3 ARTH 3360 Survey in Contemporary Art ** 3 ARTH 33xx Upper Division Art History Course 3 ARTH 33xx Upper Division Art History Course 3 Minor in Photography ARTS 1311 Two Dimensional Design 3 ARTS/COMM 2357 Photography I 3 ARTS/COMM 3358 Digital Photography 3 ARTH 3357 History of Photography 3 ARTS 3360 or Photography II: Documentary Photo 3 ARTS 3365 Photography II: Directional Photo ARTS 3360 or Photography II: Documentary Photo 3 ARTS 3365 or Photography II: Directional Photo ARTS 4355 or Museology ARTS 4360 or Art Photography: Manipulated Images ARTS 4388 or Internship in Photography COMM 1301 or Intro to Mass Communication COMM 4315 or Media Ethics COMM 4350 or Photojournalism THAR 3363 or Light Design ARTS 43xx Topics in Photography Minor in Communication Arts * 12 hours COMM 2361 Intro to Mass Communication ** 3 COMM 23xx Communication Arts Course 3 COMM 33xx Upper Division Communication Arts Course 3 COMM 33xx Upper Division Communication Arts Course 3 Minor in Marketing * BMKT 3331 Principles of Marketing ** 3 BMKT 2301 Accounting for Non-Majors 3 BMKT 3333 Integrated Marketing Communications ** 3 * See the Undergraduate Catalog for a full listing of possible courses. Some of these courses can be counted towards the GDSN MAJOR electives. ** These courses count for both the GDSN MAJOR and the respective MINOR

5 UNIVERSITY CORE As a liberal arts institution, UIW has made a deliberate and concerted effort to support the concept of "liberal" learning through the creation of the Core Curriculum. Without apology, we require all of our graduates to complete a Core rich in the liberal arts tradition, grounded in the Catholic tradition, and appreciative of others and other cultures. We also recognize that many of our students transfer to UIW having completed all or most of our Core and as such, we accept those credits, where applicable, to ensure graduation in a timely manner. All students must complete the following Core Curriculum requirements. Composition & Rhetoric (6 Hours) ENGL 1311 Composition I ENGL 1312 Composition II Science (4 Hours) BIOL 1401 Diversity of Life and Lab BIOL 2321/2121 Anatomy and Physiology and Lab CHEM 2301/1101 Principles of Chemistry I and Lab ENSC 1410 Introduction to Environmental Science GEOL 1401 Physical Geology with Lab GEOL 1402 Historical Geology with Lab GEOL 1416 Astronomy I GEOL 1417 Astronomy II GEOL 2410 Earth Science with Lab GEOL 3420 Oceanography with Lab GEOL 3430 Meteorology with Lab GEOL 3450 Environmental Geology with Lab PHYS 1301/1101 General Physics I and Lab PHYS 2305/2105 Physics I and Lab Mathematics (3 Hours) MATH 1304 College Algebra MATH 1306 College Geometry MATH 1308 Finite Math MATH 2303 Introduction to Probability & Statistics History (3 Hours) 3 Hours History HIST 1311 World History I HIST 1312 World History II HIST 1321 The United States to 1865 HIST 1322 The United States Since 1865 Religion (3 Hours) RELS 1305 Intro to Theology and Ethics RELS 1315 Origins of Christianity RELS 1325 The Religious Quest RELS 2350 Spirituality and Prayer Philosophy (3 Hours) PHIL 1381 Introduction to Philosophy Upper Division Religion or Philosophy (3 hrs) PHIL 3375 Aesthetics: Art & Beauty (only option) Literature and Art (6 hours) ENGL 2310 World Literature ARTS 1301 Drawing I Foreign Language (6 Hours) Six semester hours in one language other than English. American Sign Language may substitute for the second language requirement. Wellness & Physical Education (3 Hours) 2 Hours Wellness DWHP 1200 Dimensions of Wellness (Transfer students use DWHP 3200) 1 Hour PEHP Activity Course Any 1 hour activity course (listed as activity in the catalog) Behavioral/Social Science (3 Hours) PSYC 1301 Introduction to Psychology SOC 1311 Introduction to Sociology ANTH 1311 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics POLS 1315 American Politics POLS 1316 State and Local Government CRJU 1311 Intro to Criminal Justice