The minor program in Printmaking provides the opportunity for students to engage, through a hands-on approach, in both analog and digital forms of image making. The courses are designed to augment a student’s visual vocabulary, add technical and conceptual skills and explore new and alternative ways for designing and presenting visual artifacts. Printmaking, which is sequential by nature, can also improve the student’s approach to problem solving and time management in support of the curriculum offered in other major programs.
| Course Code | Course Title | Credit |
| Choose two of the following courses: | 1.0 | |
| PRNT 2B01 | Screenprinting | |
| PRNT 2B02 | Relief | |
| PRNT 2B05 | Papermaking | |
| PRNT 2B16 | Lithography | |
| PRNT 2B17 | Intaglio | |
| PRNT 2B20 | Book Arts: Book Binding | |
| Choose one of the following courses: | 1.0 | |
| PRNT 3C05 | Intermediate Printmaking Studio | |
| PRNT 3C06 | From Paper to Book | |
| PRNT 3C07 | Lithography and Screenprinting | |
| PRNT 3C08 | Intaglio and Relief | |
| Plus: | ||
| 200 Level | PRNT Studio or PRNT STU/SEM courses | 1.5 |
| 300 or 400 Level | PRNT Studio or PRNT STU/SEM courses | 1.0 |
| 200, 300 or 400 Level | Liberal Studies | 0.5 |
| Total * | 5.0 | |
*With the approval of an Associate Dean, 0.5 credit of Option Studio or STU/SEM courses can be substituted with a 0.5 Self-Directed Study.
A minor consist of 3.0 credits minimum, 5.0 credits maximum.
Up to 2.0 credits of electives from a student’s major may count towards their minor.
Please refer to further information on minors.
Last Modified:1/24/2012 12:57:19 PM