A minor in Printmaking provides the opportunity for students to engage, through a hands-on approach, in both analog and digital forms of image making. 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 a 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 (not offered 2013/2014) | |
| PRNT 3C07 | Lithography and Screenprinting | |
| PRNT 3C08 | Intaglio and Relief | |
| Plus: | ||
| 200 Level | PRNT courses | 1.5 |
| 300 or 400 Level | PRNT courses | 1.0 |
| 200, 300 or 400 Level | Liberal studies course | 0.5 |
| Total * | 5.0 | |
*With the approval of an Associate Dean, 0.5 credit of the PRNT course elective requirements may be replaced by 0.5 credit Self-Directed Study.
Please refer to further information on minors.
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