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CS-245 Introduction to Computer Organization 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Basic concepts in computer systems including computer structure, machine language, assembly languages, addressing techniques, macros, file I/O, program segmentation and linkage. Prerequisite: take CS-145
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CS-248 Web and Internet Programming 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design and implementation of web and internet software systems using current programming languages, scripting languages, and interface standards. Network programming and client/server applications. Support for database access via web programs. Prerequisite: Take CS-141 or CS-144
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CS-299 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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CS-326 Programming Interaction in 3D Game Environments 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction to a 3D game programming environment with focus on programming interaction of game objects, physics, programmable effect systems and Heads-Up-Display (HUD). Prerequisite: take CS-244
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CS-342 Survey of Programming Languages 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Programming languages and language design. Comparative study of three modern high level languages and their application strengths for systems programming, embedded computer systems and artificial intelligence. Prerequisites: take CS-244 and CS-245
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CS-343 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Graphics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fundamental hardware, software, mathematics, data structures and algorithms for computer graphics. Prerequisites: take CS-244 and MATH 275 , and take either MATH-158 or MATH-154 or PHYS-281
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CS-345 Image Processing 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Theory and applications of digital image processing. Mathematical foundations and algorithms for enhancement, restoration, compression, segmentation and reconstruction from projections. Prerequisites: take MATH-255 , MATH-275 , CS-244 , and STAT-332
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CS-346 Simulation Modeling and Analysis 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Simulation as a problem-solving technique; models, analysis and languages for simulation; data collection; random variate generation; verification and validation; output analysis; optimization of systems. Prerequisites: take CS-244 and STAT-332
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CS-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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CS-354 Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction to the design and analysis of computer algorithms. Concepts of artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance analytical and problem solving skills. Prerequisite: take CS-244
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CS-399 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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CS-441 Computer Architecture 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Hierarchical organization of a computer system: CPU, memory, I/O modules. Detailed analysis of the CPU and control unit implementation. Prerequisites: take CS-244 and CS-245
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CS-442 Systems Programming 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design, organization and case studies of major systems software: assemblers, loaders, linkers, macro processors, compilers, and operating systems. Relationship between machine architecture and system software. Prerequisite: take CS-441
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CS-443 Database Systems Manipulation and Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Conceptual and logical organization of data, data models, data manipulation and data definition languages, and design of databases. Distributed database systems; integrity, constraints, concurrency, security, and query optimization. Prerequisite: take CS-244
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CS-448 Software Engineering 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Software development lifecycle, programming languages and environments, program testing, documentation, software management and organization. Class software development project. Prerequisite: take CS-244
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CS-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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CS-458 Advanced Software Engineering 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Semester-long software engineering project based on an applied real life problem. Advanced models of modern software development process. An in-depth exposure to the latest technologies and trends in software engineering: architecture, process, frameworks, methodologies, and tools. Software metrics, quality, management, reliability, testing, integration, verification, validation, deployment, and maintenance. Prerequisite: take CS-448
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CS-480 Introduction to Computer Security 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Computer security problems and challenges, relationship between policy and security, cryptography, implementation of requirements imposed by policies, use of standards to ensure that the system will meet its goals, system vulnerabilities analysis and detection, intrusion detection, application of desired policy and procedures to support the policy. Prerequisite: take CS-245
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CS-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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DES-114 Interior Design Communication Tools 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introductory study of the design process, software and communication tools used within the interior design industry.
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DES-149 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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DES-150 Introduction to Sustainable Design and Development 3 cr. Contemporary Issues, Global Perspective, Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning Repeatable for Credit: No Examination of theory and practice of sustainable development and the influential role of design.
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DES-176 Introduction to Digital Narrative 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Visual storytelling and time-based foundations (4D) for animation, digital cinema, comics, game design, transmedia design and other time-based forms. Emphasis on ideation through writing, storyboarding and concept illustration. Introduction to the field of entertainment design.
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DES-200 Design Concepts and Problems 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Comprehensive understanding of the processes, techniques, and concepts used by designers to arrive at innovative and successful design solutions. Prerequisites: take ART-101 and ART 103 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-205 Design Drawing and Concept Visualization 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Comprehensive education and training in developing, visualizing, and communicating design ideas through drawing. Prerequisites: take ART-200 with a grade of C or better
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DES-210 Letter Form Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design of letterforms, figures, and visual symbols; history and development of type; calligraphy; page composition for various formats and audiences. Prerequisites: take ART-100 and ART-101 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-214 Interior Design Practice, Materials and Finishes 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introductory study of interior design professional practice, contemporary interior design issues, materials and finishes used within the built environment.
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DES-220 Introduction To 2D Digital Imaging 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Creative use of digital imaging technology in the visual arts; exploring the development of 2D imagery for both printed and electronic formats incorporating type, vector and raster graphics using layout and composition software. Prerequisite: Take ART-101 with a grade of C or better
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DES-231 Industrial Design 1: Product Form and Visualization 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction to Industrial Design, with an emphasis on aesthetics, visualization, and the process of designing new products. Prerequisites: take DES-200 and DES-205 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-232 Industrial Design 2: Ergonomics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Study and application of human factors to the design of products. Understand the human body and its limitations to create a product that is comfortable, safe, and easy to use. Prerequisites: take DES-200 and DES-205 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-249 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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DES-256 Art Workshop 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Selected art concepts, processes and media will vary to serve special student populations. Credit determined by individual contract.
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DES-297 Design Field Experience/Experiential Learning 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Work in an approved design position or conduct advanced research on an approved design ic. Department Consent
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DES-299 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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DES-303 Interior Design Studio 1 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Experiential study of the fundamental principles and elements of interior design and their application to a range of residential design projects. Projects emphasize residential space planning based on functional requirements, application of various elements of design, and design communication methods. Prerequisites: take ART 103 (with a grade of C or better) or BURTL-229 ; and take DES-205 (with a grade of C or better), AEC-131 , and AEC-233
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DES-304 Interior Design II 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design problems for interior spaces with emphasis on concepts, human interaction, and materials. Prerequisites: take RD-205 or DES-303 with a grade of C or better
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DES-308 Lighting Design in the Built Environment 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Exploration and application of professional lighting design practice within the built environment including psychological and physiological aspects of artificial and natural light, effects of color, directional effects, materials, design process, aesthetics, codes, energy conservation, and sustainability. Prerequisite: take DES-303 with a grade of C or better
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DES-310 Graphic Design I 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Exploration of the formal qualities of creating effective and informative design. Foundational design elements including line, shape, form and texture; compositional principle concepts of balance, contrast, grid structures and hierarchy. Prerequisites: take ART-101 or DES-210 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-314 Interior Design Contracts and Codes 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Study of interior design professional practice, industry regulations and product specifications. Prerequisites: Take DES-214
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DES-320 Furniture Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design and construction of contemporary furniture. Prerequisites: take DES-231 or DES-232 or DES-303 with a grade of C or better
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DES-321 Digital Imagery Studio 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes A studio workshop experience in digital painting, photo illustration and image compositing using digital tools. Advanced topics and projects rotate. Prerequisites: take ART-200 , DES-205 & DES-220 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-325 Interactive Design I: Introduction to Web Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design and development of web-based human-computer interfaces. Prerequisites: take DES-220 with a grade of C or better
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DES-331 Industrial Design 3: Product Interface Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Designing products and their interfaces to make them understandable, easy to use, safe, and appealing. Prerequisites: take DES-232 with a grade of C or better, and MFGT-110
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DES-332 Industrial Design 4: Design for Manufacture 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Overview of common materials and manufacturing techniques and application to the design of mass-produced products. Prerequisites: take DES-231 and DES-232 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-333 Professional Practice In Industrial Design 1 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Overview of the role of the professional industrial designer. Prerequisites: take DES-231 and DES-232 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-345 Product Form Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Exploration of product forms through drawing and model-building techniques.
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DES-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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DES-360 Graphic Design II 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Social responsibility, business and ethical factors affecting visual communication are investigated while deepening sensitivity and experience in graphic design. Deeper, broader understanding of how to create meaning and utilize problem-solving methodologies to develop work that is compelling, informative, and meaningful. Prerequisites: take DES-310 and DES-220 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-370 Interactive Design II: Principles and Methods 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Application of principles and methods related to research, design, development, and evaluation of human-computer interfaces. Prerequisite: take DES-325 with a grade of C or better
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DES-372 3D Modeling and Animation I 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction to 3D digital modeling, animation, texturing, lighting, and rendering techniques. Using digital design elements and visual aesthetics, students create 3D digital imagery and animations. Prerequisites: take ART-103 & DES-220 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-373 3D Modeling & Animation III 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Advanced studio course in which 3D digital expertise is developed through directed and collaborative research. Students specialize in one of the following 3D digital fields: modeling, animation, texturing, lighting and rendering, or visual effects. Repeatable: topics and projects rotate each semester. Prerequisite: take DES-374 with a grade of C or better
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DES-374 3D Modeling and Animation II 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Intermediate focus on 3D digital modeling, animation, texturing, lighting, and rendering techniques. Create robust 3D digital imagery and animations using digital design elements and visual aesthetics. Prerequisites: take DES-176 and DES-372 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-375 Digital Cinema Studio 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Techniques, topics and projects for digital cinema. Emphasis on creative direction, aesthetics, content and narrative development. Advanced students work individually and in teams to produce and critically examine self-directed projects. Advanced topics and projects rotate each semester. Prerequisites: take DES-176 , DES-220 and ART-100 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-378 Animation Studio 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Animation techniques, topics and projects. Course provides an introduction to 2D and s-motion animation techniques. Advanced students work individually and in teams to produce and critically examine self-directed projects. Specific topics and projects rotate each semester. Prerequisites: take DES-176 and DES-220 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-379 Comics & Sequential Art Studio 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Techniques, topics and projects. Introduction to the art and craft of combining words and illustrated pictures to create narrative works. Advanced students work individually and in teams to produce and critically examine self-directed projects. Advanced topics and projects rotate each semester. Prerequisites: take DES-176 , DES-220 and ART-100 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-380 Signage and Exhibition Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Organization and design of environmental graphics through the production of signage, display, and exhibition support systems. Prerequisites: take DES-205 and DES-360 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-382 Information Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Envisioning information through the design and production of charts, diagrams, maps, and other hierarchical graphics. Prerequisite: take DES-360 with a grade of C or better
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DES-384 Advertising Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Graphic design principles and creative concepts as applied to advertising art. Prerequisites: take DES-205 and DES-360 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-385 Interactive Digital Design III: Advanced Concepts 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Advanced design and development of human-computer interfaces. Prerequisite: take DES-370 with a grade of C or better
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DES-386 Publication Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Graphic design principles as applied to the combination and coordination of art and typography with text. Prerequisite: take DES-360 with a grade of C or better
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DES-388 Typographic Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design of grid-based, hierarchical and expressive typographic structures; analysis of historical and theoretical precedents. Prerequisite: take DES-360 with a grade of C or better
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DES-389 Typography in Motion 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction into dynamic, time-based typography covering technology and skills involved in creating kinetic and emotive typography with various media. Prerequisites: take DES-325 and DES-360 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-390 Entertainment Design Portfolio and Professional Practices Seminar 1 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Professional practices and portfolio seminar for Entertainment Design students, all concentrations. Develop of promotional materials and discuss related business strategies and legal issues. Prerequisites: Take DES-176 and DES-220 , and take either DES-375 or DES-378 or DES-379 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-397 Design Field Experience/Experiential Learning 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Work in an approved design position or conduct advanced research on an approved design ic. Department Consent
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DES-399 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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DES-405 Advanced Design Drawing 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No In-depth study of illustration and presentation styles within various design contexts. Development of drawing skills in traditional and digital media, emphasizing perspective, form, and texture. Emphasis on rapid freehand, conceptual drawing as a means to imagine and develop design concepts.
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DES-410 Product and Packaging Graphics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design and application of graphics to products, packages, and related display systems. Prerequisite: take DES-360 with a grade of C or better
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DES-414 Interior Design Construction Documentation 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Advanced interior design specification and construction documentation, incorporating elements of current professional practice. Prerequisite: take DES-314 with a grade of C or better and ENGGR 134
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DES-415 Interior Design Studio 3 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Advanced experiential study of the principles and elements of interior design and their application to a range of commercial design projects. Studio design projects emphasize conceptual development, space planning, building code and accessibility compliance. Prerequisite: take DES-304 with a grade of C or better
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DES-416 Interior Design Senior Studio 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Exploration of advanced interior design ics, including sustainability, through an extensive project(s) to include all phases of current interior design professional practice and incorporation into students portfolio. Prerequisites: take DES-308 and DES-414 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-431 ID5: Industrial Design Senior Studio I 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Exploration of advanced industrial design topics through extensive projects with consideration given to contextual and environmental issues. topics and projects rotate each semester. Department consent Prerequisite: take DES-331 and DES-332 with a grade of C or better
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DES-432 ID6: Industrial Design Senior Studio II 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Execution of advanced industrial design projects through all phases of current industrial design process. Prerequisites: take DES-331 and DES-332 , each with a grade of C or better
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DES-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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DES-451 Interior Design Practicum 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Work experience with an interior designer or in design-related field arranged with interior design work experience coordinator. Department Consent Prerequisite: take DES-303 with a grade of C or better
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DES-456 Advanced Art Workshop 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Selected art concepts, processes and media will vary to serve special student populations. For students familiar with workshop approach or advanced in art program. Credit determined by individual contract.
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DES-480 Senior Project - Graphic Design 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Exploration of an advanced graphic design topic through an extensive project: research, production specification, and development of a presentation system. Instructor’s Consent Required Prerequisites: take DES-360 , and take either DES-380 or DES-410 , all with a grade of C or better
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DES-490 Senior Project: Entertainment Design 3-4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Advanced entertainment design topic explored through the completion of professional level projects from concept to published media. Capstone project for the BFA in Entertainment Design. Repeatable. Specific topics and projects rotate each semester. Students are required to take a minimum of two consecutive semesters. Instructor’s Consent Required
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DES-497 Design Field Experience/Experiential Learning 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Work in an approved design position or conduct advanced research on an approved design ic. Department Consent
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DES-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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ECE-100 Introduction to Early Childhood Programs 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Introduce early childhood profession. Early childhood programs for children birth through age eight; developmentally appropriate practice; current issues in early childhood; professionalism; employability skills and attitudes; and career exploration. Decision making and appropriate planning of students’ early childhood program plan. Prerequisite: Early Childhood Education majors only
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ECE-105 Infant/Toddler Education 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Examine developmentally appropriate practice for educating infants and toddlers. Environment; instructional practices for individual and small group; lesson plans including assessment strategies, instructional technology techniques, and materials. Take concurrently with HDFS-124
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ECE-149 Cooperative Education Experience 1-6 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved business/industry position related to the student’s major. Selection by application and interview. Department Consent
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ECE-200 Expressive Curriculum for the Young Child 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Curriculum, methods and materials related to music, art and creative movement activities for the young child.
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ECE-205 Preschool/Kindergarten Education 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Developmentally appropriate practice in preschool/kindergarten curriculum. Environment; instructional practices for individual, small and large group instruction; lesson plans including assessment strategies, instruction technology techniques, and materials.
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ECE-249 Cooperative Education Experience 1-6 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved business/industry position related to the student’s major. Selection by application and interview. Instructor’s Consent Required
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ECE-264 Child Guidance in PreSchool - Kindergarten 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Essential elements in guiding children in early childhood classrooms. Positive guidance strategies, introduction to early childhood classroom management, effects of guidance on children’s social and emotional development; methods in documenting children’s behavior, progress, development. Completion of Tier 1: HDFS-124 and ECE-105
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ECE-305 Primary Education 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Focus on developmentally appropriate teaching practices in primary classrooms (grades 1-3). Program models; learning environments; local, state, and national standards; assessment techniques; instructional approaches and lesson planning for primary students. Prerequisite: Completion of Tier 2 and Benchmark 1, and concurrent enrollment in ECE-313
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ECE-313 Language Arts and Emergent Reading: Birth-Kindergarten 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Methods and materials for planning, implementing, and evaluating language arts with children Birth-Kindergarten. Emphasis is on developing emergent literacy skills and language arts. Prerequisite: Completion of Tier 2 and Benchmark 1, and concurrent enrollment in ECE-305
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ECE-411 Early Childhood Curriculum: Mathematics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Mathematics curriculum planning for early childhood. Selection, organization, presentation, and evaluation of appropriate curricula. Prerequisites: take ECE-421 , ECE-435 , and ECE-480
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ECE-414 Early Childhood Clinical Experience: Integrated Curriculum 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Development of competencies in planning, teaching, and evaluating the integrated curriculum for the early childhood period. Participation in an early childhood setting required. Prerequisite: Benchmark I completion
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ECE-415 Early Childhood Curriculum: Science/Social Studies 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Methods and materials for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating early childhood social studies and science curriculum. Prerequisites: take ECE-421 , ECE-435 , and ECE-480
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ECE-421 Administration Of Early Childhood Programs 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No A study of program organization, program design, staffing, licensing, certification, equipment and facilities for operating early childhood education programs in a safe and healthy environment. Completion of Tier 3: ECE-313 and ECE-305
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ECE-426 Classroom Management in the Primary Classroom 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Advanced study of managing early childhood classrooms. Management of the physical environment, instructional context, including large and small groups, and social context; building a classroom community; encouraging collaborative learning; assessing management of early childhood classrooms; and analysis of classroom management programs. Microclinical in early childhood classrooms required. Prerequisites: take ECE-421 , ECE-435 , and ECE-480
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ECE-427 Child Abuse and Neglect 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Systemic nature, forms and indicators, and prevention of abuse/neglect. Factors contributing to, and intervention skills in, coping with the effects of abuse/neglect on children and families at risk.
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ECE-433 Language Arts/Reading–Early Childhood Education 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Current philosophies, methodology and materials for teaching reading: readiness activities and beginning reading in early childhood.
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ECE-435 Children, Families, Schools and Communities 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Building family, school, and community partnerships to support the whole child. Demographics and sociological trends of modern families. Theories and processes used to establish positive and sustaining home-school-community relationships. Completion of Tier 3: ECE-313 and ECE-305
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ECE-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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ECE-464 Special Topics in Early Childhood Curriculum 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Philosophy and methodology of early childhood education: problems confronting teachers.
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ECE-480 Pre-Student Teaching: Infant-Preschool 4-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Full-day, pre-student teaching placement for eight weeks. Age group includes infants or toddlers or preschoolers. Placement will include involvement with young children and parents. Teacher candidates will be supervised by faculty in the early childhood area. Placement will follow the school calendar. Completion of Tier 3: ECE-313 and ECE-305
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ECE-480A Student Teaching in Preschool Programs 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Directed teaching and community experience in selected early childhood centers. Department Consent
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