| ILLU 4B11 Illustration 5: Thesis 0.50 Credit(s) Studio |
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| Prerequisite: ILLU 3B12 Illustration 4 or ILLU 3K02 Illustration 4 (minimum grade of 60%) and 14.0 credits, including all first-year and second-year requirement (10.0 credits) |
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| Based on an approved "Statement of Intent", drafted by students in preparation for this course, Illustration 5 is dedicated to the development of a thesis project- defined as a self-initiated, faculty guided conceptual and technical study of Illustration resulting in a significant, cohesive body of work. Through extensive research of critical issues, historical precedents and contemporary explorations, students collect, analyze and reflect on their findings and develop the early stages of a comprehensive illustration project that continues into the winter semester. Ongoing individual discussions, group critiques and lectures assist in the progress of the project while students meet firm deadlines established early in the course. |
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| Anti-requisite: ILLU 4K01 Illustration 5: Thesis |
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| Notes: Due to course content, it is required that students register with the SAME INSTRUCTOR for ILLU 4B11 and ILLU 4B12 and both courses must be taken in the same academic year. |
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| Conditions: Requires a minimum grade of 60% to advance to ILLU 4B12 Illustration 6: Thesis. Should a student be unsuccessful in attaining a 60% average in ILLU 4B12 Illustration 6: Thesis, they will be required, regardless of their mark in ILLU 4B11 Illustration 5: Thesis, to repeat the fall component of this course, ILLU 4B11 Illustration 5: Thesis , as well as the winter component of this course ILLU 4B12 Illustration 6: Thesis. |
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| Course was last updated June 5, 2012 - 5:08 PM | |