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Courses: FilmIMPORTANT NOTICE FOR PROSPECTIVE FILM MAJORS: Effective with the Fall Semester 2009, the Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production track and the Photography track of the Film BFA degree program were placed on inactive status. Therefore, the only currently active track in the Film BFA degree program is the Film/Video/New Genres track. The other two film BFA tracks - the Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production track and the Photography track - are not accepting new majors. Students who would like to major in photography can still do so through the photography program in the Visual Art Department.

The Department of Film in the Peck School of the Arts offers three integrated tracks of study leading to a BFA in Film, with emphasis on the following:

Film/Video/New GenresConceptual Studies in Media Arts ProductionPhotography

All three of the tracks are designed to cultivate, support and inspire media artists and accommodate different styles of student learning.

The Film/Video/New Genres Track of the BFA degree in Film offers a creative approach to film, video, and new genres integrated with courses in conceptual studies that emphasize the intersection of theory and practice.

The Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production Track of the BFA degree in Film offers a rigorous course of study in media arts history, theory, and criticism thoroughly integrated with production in film, video, new genres and photography within courses and across the curriculum.

The Photography Track of the BFA degree in Film explores photography within a media arts context, integrated with theory/practice courses in moving image, new genres and conceptual studies.

NOTE:

Laptop Requirement. All entering Film students are required to participate in the PSOA Laptop Program. Please see requirements posted on the PSOA Laptop Requirement web page: http://www.4.uwm.edu/psoa/about/laptop.html.

FILM BFA DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Film BFA - Film/Video/New Genres TrackThe Film/Video/New Genres Track of the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Film requires 120 credits distributed as follows:

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1. University Core Curriculum (includes Arts Distribution Requirement), 45 credits.

2. Department Foundation Curriculum: Film 114 (214), 116, 117, 201 (101), 202 (102), 210; 18 credits.

3. Pre-Portfolio Studios (choose two): Film 220, 222, 253, 255; 6 credits.

4. Film/Video/New Genres Electives*, including Film 380, 420, and 460; 15 credits.

5. Conceptual Studies Electives; 6 credits.

6. Complementary Electives (film/video/new genres, photography and conceptual studies); 12 credits (min. 3 cr. upper-level).

7. Senior Project: Film 509, 510; 9 credits.

8. General Electives chosen from any departments outside of Film; 9 credits.

Course of Study. The Film/Video/New Genres Track of the BFA Film major is an integrated course of study in which students create individual creative projects in film, video, or other media every semester. This is accomplished through a required sequence of six Department Foundation courses and two Pre-Portfolio Studios, followed by a series of required and elective courses in film/video/new genres, conceptual studies and photography to make up the 66-credit major.

*Admission to the Major. Students are admitted to the Film/Video/New Genres Track as a result of a portfolio review that occurs upon completion of 18 credits of work in the Department Foundation Curriculum - Film 114 (214), 116, 117, 201 (101), 202 (102) and 210, plus 6 credits of the Pre-Portfolio Studios - Film 220, 222, 253, 255 - plus the Film/Video/New Genres portfolio review.

The following outline will serve as a guide in planning a Film BFA major in the Film/Video/New Genres Track. Students are encouraged to consult regularly with their school and departmental advisors as well. All course waivers or changes in the requirements of the major must have the written approval of the department chair.

Film BFA–- Film/Video/New Genres Track Recommended Curriculum**

Freshman Year (Fall) Cr.

(English & Math Requirement)

Film 114 (214) Film & Experience: The Filmmaker and the Viewer

3

Film 116 Experimentation with Media 3

Film 117 Filmmaking Technologies and Techniques 3

University GER/PSOA Core1, 2 6

Subtotal 15

Freshman Year (Spring) Cr.

Film 201 (101) Introduction to Experimental Media Arts 3

Film 210 Concepts of Production in the Media Arts 3

Film 220, 222, 253 or 255

Pre-Portfolio Studio 3




Portfolio review - Two projects made in Pre-Portfolio Studio classes and a copy of current academic transcript submitted to departmental faculty for review at beginning of final examination period of either fall or spring semester.

Subtotal 15

Total Freshman Year 30

Sophomore Year (Fall) Cr.

Film 202 (102) Current Topics in Media Arts Production 3

Film 220, 222, 253 or 255


Complementary Elective 3


Subtotal 15

Sophomore Year (Spring) Cr. Film 380 Film/Video/New Genres Elective 6Conceptual Studies Elective 3 University GER/PSOA Core1, 2 6 Subtotal 15 Total Sophomore Year 30Junior Year (Fall) Cr. Film 420 Intermediate Film/Video/New Genres Elective 6 Conceptual Studies Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15Junior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 460 Advanced Film/Video/New Genres Elective 3Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15Total Junior Year 30 Senior Year (Fall) Cr. Film 509 Senior Project I 3 Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15 Senior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 510 Senior Project II 6 Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 3Subtotal 15 Total Senior Year 30Total Credits Required for Graduation with BFA 120



1Arts Distribution Requirement. Twelve credits are required in Peck School of the Arts courses outside of the Film Department. Three credits must be taken in three different Arts disciplines: Dance, Music, Theatre or Visual Art. The remaining three credits may be taken in any one of the four disciplines outside of Film.

2Consult your academic advisor in the Peck School of the Arts Student Services Office for electives in the PSOA Core Curriculum and General Education Requirement courses.

**When pre-portfolio sections other than Film 114 (214), 116 or 117 are over-enrolled, admission is by grade-point average in previous department courses.

Film BFA - Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production TrackThe Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production Track of the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Degree requires 120 credits distributed as follows:

1. University Core Curriculum includes Arts Distribution Requirement), 45 credits.


3. Pre-Portfolio Studios: Film 220, 222, 253, 255; 6 credits.

4. Conceptual Studies Core: Film 320, 455, 512; 15 credits.


6. Film/Video/New Genres or Photography Electives,* including Film 380, 420, and 460; 6 credits.

7. Complementary Electives (film/video/new genres, photography and conceptual studies); 9 credits (min. 3 cr. 300 level).


Course of Study. In the Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production Track of the BFA Film major, students pursue the study of media arts history, theory, and criticism thoroughly integrated with the artistic practice of film, video and new genres. This is accomplished through a required sequence of six Department Foundation courses and two Pre-Portfolio Studios, followed by a series of required and elective courses in Conceptual Studies, Film/Video /New Genres, and Photography to make up the 66-credit major. All Conceptual Studies courses include an integrated production component of at least 20 percent of the requirements. The philosophical assumption that theory and practice are taught side by side and in dialogue with each other is the foundation of the integrated model.

The integration of theory and practice begins with introductory courses (Film 114 [214] and 210) and the Pre-Portfolio Studios (Film 220, 222, 253, 255) through the use of creative and practical assignments. The three Conceptual Studies Core classes – Film 320 - Structures of Film, Film 455 - Integrated Film/Video Exploration, and the capstone Film 512 - Senior Project in Conceptual Studies – explicitly integrate critical methods with media arts production. Each of the Conceptual Studies electives incorporates creative or practical components consistent with the integrated theory/practice program model.

*Admission to the Conceptual Studies Track: Students are admitted to the Conceptual Studies Track after completing the Department Foundation Curriculum (Film 114 [214], 116, 117, 201 [101], 202 [102], 210); two of the Pre-Portfolio Studios (220, 222, 253, 255); Film 320; and the Conceptual Studies portfolio review.

The following outline will serve as a guide in planning a Film BFA major in the Conceptual Studies Track. Students are encouraged to consult regularly with their school and



departmental advisors as well. All course waivers or changes in the requirements of the major must have the written approval of the Conceptual Studies coordinator and department chair.

Film BFA–- Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production Track Recommended Curriculum

Conceptual Studies Portfolio Review -- One project from a pre-portfolio studio, a writing sample in electronic form and a copy of current academic transcript submitted for review by faculty at beginning of final examination period of either fall or spring semester.



Film 114 (214) Film & Experience: The Filmmaker & the Viewer

3




Subtotal 15



Film 210 Concepts of Film Production 3

Film 220, 222, 253 or 255



Subtotal 15




Film 320 Structures of Film 3

Film 220, 222, 253 or 255



Subtotal 15

Sophomore Year (Spring) Cr. Conceptual Studies Elective 3 Film/Video/New Genres or Photography Elective 3Complementary Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core1, 2 6Subtotal 15 Total Sophomore Year 30Junior Year (Fall) Cr.



1Arts Distribution Requirement. Twelve credits are required in Peck School of the Arts courses outside of the Film Department. Threecredits must be taken in three different Arts disciplines: Dance,Music, Theatre or Visual Art. The remaining three credits may be taken in any one of the four disciplines outside of Film.


**When pre-portfolio sections other than Film 114 (214), 116, or 117 are over-enrolled, admission is by grade-point average in previous department courses.

Film BFA - Photography TrackThe Photography Track of the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Degree requires 120 credits distributed as follows:

1. University Core Curriculum (includes Arts Distribution Requirement); 45 credits.


3. Pre-Portfolio Studios (choose two): Film 253, plus one of Film 220, 222, or 255; 6 credits.

4. Photography Core: Film 350, 352, 454, 456, 457, 552, 553; 21 credits.

Conceptual Studies Elective 3Film/Video/New Genres or Photography Elective 3Complementary Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15Junior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 455 Integrated Film/Video Exploration 6Conceptual Studies Elective 3General Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 3Subtotal 15Total Junior Year 30 Senior Year (Fall) Cr. Conceptual Studies Elective 3Complementary Elective 3 General Elective 3 University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15 Senior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 512 Senior Project in Conceptual Studies 6 General Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15 Total Senior Year 30Total Credits Required for Graduation with BFA 120



5. Photography Electives; 3 credits.


7. Complementary Electives (film/video/new genres, conceptual studies and photography); 12 credits (min. 6 cr. upper-level).


Course of Study. In the Photography Track of the BFA Film major, students pursue the study of photography within a media arts context, integrated with the theory/practice of film, video, new genres and conceptual studies. This is accomplished through a required sequence of six Department Foundation courses and two Pre-Portfolio Studios, followed by aseries of required and elective courses in Photography, Conceptual Studies, and Film/Video/New Genres production to make up the 66-credit major.

*Admission to the Photography Track: Students are admitted to the Photography Track after completing the Department Foundation Curriculum (Film 114 [214], 116, 117, 201 [101], 202 [102]), 210); two of the Pre-Portfolio Studios (Film 253, plus one of 220, 222, or 255), Film 350 or 352, and the Photography portfolio review.

The following outline will serve as a guide in planning a Film BFA major in the Photography Track. Students are encouraged to consult regularly with their school and departmental advisors as well. All course waivers or changes in the requirements of the major must have the written approval of the Photography coordinator and department chair.

Film BFA–- Photography Track Recommended Curriculum



Film 114 (214) Film & Experience: The Filmmaker & the Viewer

3




Subtotal 15



Film 210 Concepts of Production in the Media Arts 3

Film 253 Introduction to Photography 3


Subtotal 15




Film 350 (or 352)

Color Photography or Photographic Materials & Process

3



Photography Portfolio Review--Includes photographs from capstone project in Film 350 or 352, ten additional photographs of student's choice, one project from a pre-portfolio studio (Film 220, 222, or 255) and a copy of current academic transcript submitted for review by faculty at beginning of final examination period of either fall or spring semester.

Film 220, 222, or 255



Subtotal 15

Sophomore Year (Spring) Cr. Film 352 (or 350) Photographic Materials & Process or Color Photography

3

Conceptual Studies Elective 3Complementary Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core1, 2 6Subtotal 15 Total Sophomore Year 30Junior Year (Fall) Cr. Film 454 or 456 Narrative Photography or Digital Imaging in Photography

3

Film 457(353) Photographic Techniques 3Complementary Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15Junior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 456 or 454 Digital Imaging in Photography or Narrative Photography

3

Conceptual Studies Elective 3Complementary Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15Total Junior Year 30 Senior Year (Fall) Cr. Film 552 Studio Practice and Research in Photography 3

Photography Elective 3 General Elective 3 University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6

Subtotal 15

Senior Year (Spring) Cr.

Film 553 Senior Project in Photography 3Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3

University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6Subtotal 15



1Arts Distribution Requirement. Twelve credits are required in Peck School of the Arts courses outside of the Film Department. Three credits must be taken in three different Arts disciplines: Dance, Music, Theatre or Visual Art. The remaining three credits may be taken in any one of the four disciplines outside of Film.


**When pre-portfolio sections other than Film 114 (214), 116 or 117 are over-enrolled, admission is by grade-point average in previous department courses

Electives: At the present time, the following courses are among those available for elective credit for the three tracks (Film/Video/New Genres, Conceptual Studies in Media Arts Production, and Photography) of the BFA Film Degree:

Total Senior Year 30Total Credits Required for Graduation with BFA 120

Film/Video/New Genres Electives Film 341 (241 Theory/Practice Seminar: (Subtitled) 3-4Film 380 Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 389 Media Arts Workshop: (Subtitled) 3 Film 399 Advanced Independent Study 3-6Film 420 Intermediate Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Film 455 Integrated Film/Video Exploration 6Film 460 Advanced Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 470 Advanced Media Arts Workshop: (Subtitled) 1-6Film 497 Study Abroad: (Subtitled) 1-12Conceptual Studies Electives Film 309 Theory & Practice of Media Literacy 3Film 314 Topics in Conceptual Studies: (Subtitled) 3Film 316 Filmmaker as Theorist/ Practitioner:

(Subtitled)3

Film 318 Film and the Visual and Performing Arts: (Subtitled)

3

Film 319 Film Genres: (Subtitled) 3Film 341 (241) Theory/Practice Seminar 3-4Film 399 Advanced Independent Study 1-6Film 434 Film Aesthetics: (Subtitled) 3Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Photography Electives Film 380 Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3Film 420 Intermediate Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Film 451 Special Topics in Photography: (Subtitled) 3Film 452 Survey of Photography 3



Film 454 Narrative Photography 3Film 456 Digital Imaging in Photography 3Film 457 Photographic Techniques 3Film 459 Photography Workshop: (Subtitled) 3Film 460 Advanced Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3Film 497 Study Abroad: (Subtitled) 1-12Complementary Electives Film 150 Multicultural America 3 Film 203 Media Workshop: (Subtitled) 1-3Film 220 Basic Elements of Filmmaking 3Film 222 Basic Elements of Video 3 Film 232 Animation I 3Film 234 Introduction to the Screenplay 3-4Film 250 Internship/Professional Practice 3Film 251 Theory/Practice Workshop: (Subtitled) 3-4Film 253 Introduction to Photography 3Film 255 Introduction to Digital Arts 3Film 259 Photography Workshop: (Subtitled) 3Film 297 Study Abroad 1-12Film 299 Independent Study 1-6Film 301 Conversations with Filmmakers and Critics:

(Subtitled)3

Film 302 Video in the Classroom 3Film 309 Theory & Practice of Media Literacy 3Film 314 Topics in Conceptual Studies: (Subtitled) 3Film 316 Filmmaker as Theorist/ Practitioner:

(Subtitled)3


3

Film 319 Film Genres: (Subtitled) 3Film 320 Structures of Film 3Film 341 (241) Theory/Practice Seminar: (Subtitled) 3Film 350 Color Photography 3Film 352 Photographic Materials & Process 3Film 380 Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 389 Media Arts Workshop: (Subtitled) 3 Film 399 Advanced Independent Study 1-6Film 420 Intermediate Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 434 Film Aesthetics: (Subtitled) 3Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Film 451 Special Topics in Photography: (Subtitled) 3Film 452 Survey of Photography 3Film 454 Narrative Photography 3Film 455 Integrated Film/Video Exploration 6Film 456 Digital Imaging in Photography 3Film 457 (353) Photographic Techniques 3Film 459 Photography Workshop: (Subtitled) 3



II. Proposed Change Summary

The Film BFA program description is being reconciled with thecurrent program being offered, following deactivation of thePhotography track and the Conceptual Studies in Media ArtsProduction track.

III. Effects

Additional Faculty Required

Four-Year Faculty Needs

Library Resources

Required Additional Facilities and Equipment

Program Costs

Resource Reallocation

IV. Justification

Due to budget reductions in Film, it was necessary todeactivate two BFA tracks.

V. New Copy

Film/Video/Animation/New GenresPeck School of the Arts

Film 460 Advanced Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 470 Advanced Media Arts Workshop: (Subtitled) 1-6Film 497 Study Abroad: (Subtitled) 1-12Film 512 Senior Project in Conceptual Studies 6Film 552 Advanced Studio Practice & Research in

Photography 3

Music 327 Analog and Digital Synthesis I 3Music 328 Digital Synthesis and Systems II 3Music 420 Advanced Computing and Music 3ArtHist 358 Modern Painting I: 1850-1900 3ArtHist 364 Modern Painting II: 1900 to Present 3ArtHist 365 History of Photography 3ArtHist 366 German Painting 1800-1933 3ArtHist 463 Cubism and Its Inheritance 3



Film/Video/Animation/New GenresCourses: Film/Video/Animation/New Genres

The Department of Film/Video/Animation/New Genres in the Peck School of the Arts offers an integrated program of study leading to a BFA in Film.

NOTE:Students in Film/Video/Animation/New Genres are required to have a laptop computer and video editing software.

FILM BFA DEGREE REQUIREMENTSFilm/Video/Animation/New Genres

Studies in Film/Video/Animation/New Genres leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Film requires 120 credits distributed as follows:

1. University Core Curriculum (includes Arts Distribution Requirement), 45 credits.2. Department Foundation Curriculum: Film 114, 116, 117, 201, 202, 210; 18 credits.3. Pre-Portfolio Studios (choose two): Film 220, 222, 232, 255; 6 credits.4. Film/Video/Animation/New Genres Electives, including Film 380, 420, and 460; 15 credits.5. Contextual Electives, including Film 316, 319, 434; 6 credits.6. Complementary Electives; 12 credits.7. Senior Project: Film 509, 510; 9 credits.8. General Electives chosen from any departments outside of Film; 9 credits.

Course of Study. Film/Video/Animation/New Genres is an integrated course of study in which students create individual projects in film, video or other media every semester. This is accomplished through a required sequence of six Department Foundation courses and two Pre-Portfolio Studios, followed by a series of required and elective courses in the 66-credit major.

Admission to the Major. Students are admitted to the Film/Video/Animation/New Genres major as a result of a portfolio review that occurs upon completion of the UWM English and Math requirements, 18 credits of work in the Foundation Curriculum (Film 114, 116, 117, 201, 202 and 210), 6 credits of Pre-Portfolio Studios (Film 220, 222, 232, 255), and the Film/Video/Animation/New Genres portfolio review.

The following outline will serve as a guide in planning for studies in Film/Video/Animation/New Genres. Students are encouraged to consult regularly with their school and departmental advisors as well. All course waivers or changes in the requirements of the major must have the written approval of the department chair.

Film/Video/Animation/New Genres: Recommended Curriculum**Freshman Year (Fall) Cr. (English & Math Requirement) Film 114 Film & Experience: The Filmmaker and the

Viewer3

Film 116 Experimentation with Media 3 Film 117 Filmmaking Technologies and Techniques 3


Subtotal 15 Freshman Year (Spring) Cr.



Portfolio review - Two projects made in Pre-Portfolio Studio classes (220, 222, 232, 255) and a copy of current academic transcript submitted to departmental faculty for review at beginning of final examination period of either fall or spring semester.

Film 201 Introduction to Experimental Media Arts 3 Film 210 Concepts of Production in the Media Arts 3Film 220, 222, 232 or 255



Subtotal 15 Total Freshman Year 30 Sophomore Year (Fall) Cr. Film 202 Current Topics in Media Arts Production 3Film 220, 222, 232 or 255


Complementary Elective 3


Subtotal 15

Sophomore Year (Spring) Cr. Film 380 Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) --

Film/Video/Animation/New Genres Elective 6

Contextual Elective 3 University GER/PSOA Core1, 2 6

Subtotal 15 Total Sophomore Year 30Junior Year (Fall) Cr. Film 420 Intermediate Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) --

Intermediate Film/Video/Animation/New Genres Elective

6

Contextual Elective 3University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6

Subtotal 15Junior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 460 Advanced Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) --

Advanced Film/Video/Animation/New Genres Elective

3

Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3

University GER/PSOA Core 1, 2 6

Subtotal 15Total Junior Year 30

Senior Year (Fall) Cr. Film 509 Senior Project I 3 Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3



1Arts Distribution Requirement. Twelve credits are required in Peck School of the Arts courses outside of the Film Department. Three credits must be taken in three different Arts disciplines: Dance, Music, Theatre or Art. The remaining three credits may be taken in any one of the four disciplines outside of Film.2Consult your academic advisor in the Peck School of the Arts Student Services Office for electives in the PSOA Core Curriculum and General Education Requirement courses.**When pre-portfolio sections other than Film 114, 116 or 117 are over-enrolled, admission is by grade-point average in previous department courses.


Subtotal 15 Senior Year (Spring) Cr. Film 510 Senior Project II 6 Complementary Elective 3General Elective 3


Subtotal 15 Total Senior Year 30Total Credits Required for Graduation with BFA 120

Film/Video/Animation/ New Genres Electives Film 341 Theory/Practice Seminar: (Subtitled) 3-4Film 380 Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 389 Media Arts Workshop: (Subtitled) 3 Film 399 Advanced Independent Study 3-6Film 420 Intermediate Media Arts Module:

(Subtitled)3

Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Film 455 Integrated Film/Video Exploration 6Film 460 Advanced Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 470 Advanced Media Arts Workshop:

(Subtitled)1-6

Film 497 Study Abroad: (Subtitled) 1-12Contextual Elective Film 316 Filmmaker as Theorist/ Practitioner:

(Subtitled)3


3

Film 319Film 320

Film Genres: (Subtitled)Structures of FIlm

33

Film 341 Theory/Practice Seminar 3-4Film 399 Advanced Independent Study 1-6Film 434 Film Aesthetics: (Subtitled) 3Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Complementary Electives



Film 150 Multicultural America 3 Film 203 Media Workshop: (Subtitled) 1-3Film 220 Basic Elements of Filmmaking 3Film 222 Basic Elements of Video 3 Film 232 Animation I 3Film 234 Introduction to the Screenplay 3-4Film 250 Internship/Professional Practice 3Film 251 Theory/Practice Workshop: (Subtitled) 3-4Film 255 Introduction to Digital Arts 3

Film 297 Study Abroad 1-12Film 299 Independent Study 1-6

Film 301 Conversations with Filmmakers and Critics: (Subtitled)

3

Film 302 Video in the Classroom 3Film 316 Filmmaker as Theorist/ Practitioner:

(Subtitled)3


3

Film 319 Film Genres: (Subtitled) 3Film 320 Structures of Film 3Film 341 Theory/Practice Seminar: (Subtitled) 3Film 380 Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 389 Media Arts Workshop: (Subtitled) 3 Film 399 Advanced Independent Study 1-6Film 420 Intermediate Media Arts Module:

(Subtitled)3

Film 434 Film Aesthetics: (Subtitled) 3Film 450 Advanced Internship/Professional Practice 1-6Film 455 Integrated Film/Video Exploration 6Film 460 Advanced Media Arts Module: (Subtitled) 3 Film 470 Advanced Media Arts Workshop:

(Subtitled) 1-6

Film 497 Study Abroad: (Subtitled) 1-12Music 327 Analog and Digital Synthesis I 3Music 328 Digital Synthesis and Systems II 3Music 420 Advanced Computing and Music 3ArtHist 358 Modern Painting I: 1850-1900 3ArtHist 364 Modern Painting II: 1900 to Present 3ArtHist 365 History of Photography 3ArtHist 366 German Painting 1800-1933 3ArtHist 463 Cubism and Its Inheritance 3



VI. Proposed Effective Date Fall 2012

VII. Comment

VIII. Approval

Vice Chancellor's Signature _______________________________Date ______________________________________________



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