Art-Ceramics (CERM)
Description: Intermediate level work in ceramics focused on making pottery and vessel forms using high temperature materials. Development of wheel-throwing skills and high temperature firing.
This course is a prerequisite for: CERM 431
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Topic varies.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Practical and theoretical information to develop, mix, fire, and troubleshoot ceramic surfaces for pottery and sculpture.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Design and build a kiln for firing pottery or sculpture.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Study of the history of ceramic art through focused research and recreation of individual objects.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Topic varies.
Prerequisites: Advanced undergraduate and permission.
Description: Problems in technique and expression in ceramics.
Prerequisites: Senior standing, co-register with ARTP 400 Capstone Art Experience, and permission
Should be taken during the final semester of the BA or BFA in art. If the final semester is summer, then course should be taken during the preceding spring semester.
Description: Culminating experience in Area of Emphasis to produce work for the Capstone Art Exhibition.