Foundations Year: First Semester   Foundations Year: Second Semester  
Art 110 Basic Studio/Drawing (AT) 4cr Art 120 Drawing Composition 3cr
Art 131 Foundation Studio 1 3cr Art 142 Foundation Studio 2 3cr
       
Discipline Requirements   Studio Electives (See list below)  

Art 201 - Advanced Drawing

or Art 394DI Advanced Drawing Problems

3cr Choice #1 3cr
Art 276 - Introduction to Animation 3cr Choice #2 3cr
Art 385 - Media and Motion Graphics 4cr Choice #3 3cr
Art 376 - Stop Motion Animation 3cr Choice #4 3cr
Art 377 - Experimental 3-D Animation 3cr Choice #5 3cr
Art 476 - Advanced Animation Seminar 3cr Choice #6 3cr
Art 491 - Approved Animation Elective 3cr Choice #7  
    Choice #8*

 

     

* Students in their final year may fulfill 6 studio elective credits with Art 402-BFA Thesis Project. Thesis Projects must be approved by the department one semester in advance. See below for more information. 

Art 370 Junior Year Writing Program 3cr Art 401 Professional Practices (IE) 3cr
       
Art History Requirements: Option I   Art History Requirements: Option II  
Art-Hist 115 Introduction To Visual Arts (ATD) 4cr Art-Hist 100 Survey: Ancient-Medieval Art (ATD) 4cr
Art-Hist 324 Modern Art, 1880-present 3cr Art-Hist 110 Survey: Renaissance-Modern Art (AT) 4cr
Art-Hist Elective (200 or above) 3cr Art-Hist 324 Modern Art, 1880-present 3cr
Art-Hist Elective (200 or above) 3cr Art-Hist Elective (200 or above) 3cr
Art History Credits (Option I) 13cr Art History Credits (Option II) 14cr
       
BFA Requirements Summary         
Foundations

13cr

   
Discipline Requirements 22cr    
Studio Electives 24cr    
Art 370 Junior Year Writing 3cr    
Art 401 Professional Practice (IE) 3cr    
Art History 13-14cr    
       
Total credits 78-79cr    
120 Credits Required for Graduation      

BFA Thesis Projects:

Students interested in Art 402-BFA Thesis Project (6cr) should meet with a full-time faculty member in the department to discuss a project proposal at the beginning of their final year. Written proposals must be submitted to the department office by the fourth week of the semester. If approved, students will be enrolled in Art 402 for the following semester; this 6 credit course will count toward the Studio Electives requirement.


Notes:

  • While there is a recommended sequence of classes for the various disciplines, students are encouraged to diversify their educational experience through elective courses.
  • Before enrolling in Art 401, students must complete Art 370 Junior Year Writing, and 3 of the 4 Art History requirements (Option I or Option II).
  • Department Independent Study and Practicum credits (e.g. internships) must be arts-related, sponsored by full-time department faculty, and approved by the Undergraduate Program Director. Art majors can take a maximum of 12 Independent Study and/or Practicum credits toward degree requirements.
  • GPA in Art and Art History Courses must be 2.0 or above in order to fulfill department degree requirements

Rev. 08/23

BFA ANIMATION ELECTIVES

  • 220 Painting I: Representation I
  • 221 Painting II: Representation II
  • 223 Painting III: Methods
  • 230 Photography I
  • 231 Interactive Programming
  • 240 Relief I – Printmaking
  • 241 Intaglio I – Printmaking
  • 243 Monotype: Painterly Print
  • 244 Printmaking – Litho I
  • 256 Art Ed – Stu Teach Seminar
  • 260 Figure Sculpture
  • 261 Sculpture 1 – Intro to Sculpture
  • 265 Sculpture 2 – Construction Sculpture
  • 275 Digital Imaging
  • 280 Ceramics: Handbuilding
  • 281 Ceramics: Throwing
  • 297B ST-Introduction to Color
  • 310 Visual Arts and Human Development I
  • 311 Visual Arts and Human Development II
  • 320 Painting IV: Advanced Painting Problems I
  • 330 Intermedia Topics I
  • 333 Art in the Expanded Field

 

 

  • 339 Intermedia Topics Seminar II
  • 340 Printmaking – Relief II
  • 341 Printmaking – Intaglio II
  • 342 Printmaking – Litho II
  • 345 Digital Media: Printmaking
  • 346 Digital Media: Printmaking Offset Lithography
  • 347 Digital Media: Silkscreen
  • 360 Sculpture 3 – Mold Making and Casting
  • 361 Sculpture 4 – Sculpture in Context
  • 362 Casting and Composites
  • 363 Advanced Fabrication
  • 375 Moving Image
  • 381 3-D Stu: Ceramics IV
  • 420 Painting V
  • 431 Intermedia Topics II
  • 460 Sculpture 5 – Studio Practice
  • 461 Sculpture 6 – Advanced Sculpture
  • 480 Intermediate Ceramics
  • 481 Advanced Ceramics
  • 491A Seminar – NYPOP
  • 491B NYPOP Curatorial Program
  • 497R Research Studio