Art Major BA Interaction Design (46 cr)

A. Foundation requirements - 13 cr

• ART 111 - Freshman Colloquium Credit: 1

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• ART 311 - Transfer Student Colloquium Credit: 1

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• ART 105 - 2D Design Credit: 3
• ART 207 - Digital Media Credit: 3
• ART 209 - Typography Credit: 3
• ART 243 - Introduction to Digital Photography Credit: 3

B. Core Requirements - Interaction Design - 24 cr

• ART 302 - Foundations of Motion and Interaction Credit: 3
• ART 414 - Graphic and Interactive Design Practicum Credit: 3

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• Select three of the following (9 cr)

• ART 304 - Motion Graphics I Credit: 3
• ART 309 - Multimedia I Credit: 3
• ART 317 - Web Media I Credit: 3
• ART 318 - 3D Modeling and Animation Credit: 3
• ART 348 - Creative Code for the Visual Artist-I Credit: 3
• ART 409 - Multimedia II Credit: 3
• ART 417 - Web Media II Credit: 3
• ART 448 - Creative Code for the Visual Artist-II Credit: 3

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  Graphic Design & Digital Media Electives (6 cr):

     Choice of 2 not previously taken in Digital Media, Graphic Design, Photography, Printmaking and Illustration (this includes web design, multimedia, creative code, motion graphics and 3D modeling).  Note: ART323 is required for all students who do not take ART207 at Oswego.

   

  Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration or Photography Elective (3 cr)

     Select one course, not previously taken

   

C. Core Requirements - Art & Design History - 6 cr

• Select two of the following (6 cr):

• ART 250 - Western Heritage I - Survey of Art I Credit: 3
• ART 251 - Western Heritage II Credit: 3
• ART 365 - History of Graphic Design Credit: 3

D. Experiential Learning - 3 cr

• Select one of the following:

• ART 355 - The Creative State of New York Credit: 3
• ART 498 - Internship Credit: 1-9
• CMA 495 - SCMA Capstone Experience Credit: 1 to 6
• CMA 497 - Course Assistant Credit:
• GST 498 - Internship Credit: 1-12

• Study abroad course, under advisement

   

  NOTE:  Students must earn a grade of C- or better in all courses credited to the major.

Art - Areas of Study for Majors and Minors