Art History Minor (Non-Teaching)

Program Learning Outcomes

• Distinguish between primary and secondary sources
• Marshal evidence from both primary and secondary sources to support an argument
• Communicate effectively
• Recognize that objects of visual culture are subject to multiple interpretations
• Cite sources according to the conventions of the discipline
• Manage complexity
• Manage change
• Engage in diversity

ARTH 200IA	Art of World Civilization I	4
ARTH 201IA	Art of World Civilization II	4
Choose five of the following, at least one from each group:		15
Group I - Ancient Medieval
ARTH 302	Survey of Hellenistic Art
ARTH 375	Roman, Etruscan, Greek Art in Italy
ARTH 400	Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt
ARTH 402	Greek Art and Architecture
ARTH 406	Roman Art and Architecture
ARTH 410	Medieval Art
Group II - Renaissance & Baroque
ARTH 422	Early Renaissance to 15th Century Art
ARTH 424	High Renaissance and Mannerism
ARTH 426	Baroque Art in Italy and Southern Europe, 1600-1700
ARTH 427	Baroque Art in the Netherlands
ARTH 432	Art in the Age of Revolution
Group III - Modern & Contemporary
ARTH 342	Modern Art
ARTH 430	Art in the Age of Empire 1800-1875
ARTH 435	Art of the United States
ARTH 441	Art Now, 1991 - present
ARTH 451	Contemporary Art, 1945-1990
ARTH 461	Art and Social Activism
Group IV - Non-Western, Diversity, Theory
ARTH 310	Art and Architecture of Ancient Mesoamerica
ARTH 312	History of Decorative Arts
ARTH 360	History of Asian Art and Architecture
ARTH 323	History of Printmaking
ARTH 460	Contemporary Art & Ecology
Total Credits		23

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