Visual Art Entrepreneurial
This degree program provides Visual Art students with basic skills for entrepreneurial avenues such as self-employed artist, art promoter, gallery representative, or commercial art gallery owner/director. Students acquire practical business concepts while developing hands-on skills through two and three-dimensional studio experiences associated with foundation-level undergraduate art degrees. Study in art from historical and contemporary viewpoints helps gain insights into the cultural significance of art and the interrelationship of art and society. The program concludes with professional practices in art and hands-on experience in gallery/museum operations.
Courses
- ART104 — Drawing I
- ART105B — Two-Dimensional Form & Surface
- ART108 — Ceramics I
- ART109 — Sculpture I
- ART117 — 3-D Form & Space
- ART198 — Art Hist I-Ancient Art-Renai
- ART199 — Art Hist II-Ren Art to Modern
- ART202 — Contemporary Art History
- ART204B — Drawing II-Transf. Port. Prep
- ART240 — Professional Practices in Art
- ART250 — Gallery/Collection Practicum
- BCOM102 — Adv. Business & Tech Communi
- BUS126 — Business Math
- BUS131 — Intro to Entrepreneurship
- BUS161A — Effective Selling
- BUS167 — Professionalism in Your Career
- BUS223 — Starting Your Business Plan
- BUS240 — Entrepreneurship Capstone
- CIS120A — Computer Information Systems
- COM101 — Oral Communications
- ENG101 — English Composition
- HE110 — Industr Safety/Wkplace Trng
- PEA101A — Fitness/Wellness/Nutrition
- PEA103 — Weight Training
- PEA104A — Walking, Jogging and Condit-
- PEA118 — Cycling
- PEA201 — Aerobic Movement for Fitness
- PHIL205 — Business Ethics