| ART 2910 Introduction to
Wood;
3 credit hours |
Introduction to the basics of woodworking
design and technology using hand and power tools. |
| ART 3910 & ART 3911
Intermediate Wood Studio;
6 credit hours |
Prerequisite: ART 2910 or
permission of the instructor.
Studies in the techniques of woodworking, furniture construction
and design. Hand and power tools, joinery, bending, stack
lamination, turning, carving, and finishing. |
| ART 3920 & ART 3921
Advanced Wood Studio;
6 credit hours |
Prerequisite: ART 3910 & ART
3911 or permission of the instructor.
Studies in advanced woodworking construction. Emphasis on
cabinetry or seating; ergonomics, structure and design. |
| ART 3930 &
ART 3931
Independent Studies in Wood; options of
1-3 credit hours |
Individual approaches to working with wood through specific
projects arranged with the instructor. |
| ART 4910
Senior Thesis in Wood; 12 credit hours |
Guided, individual studio projects leading to a professional
level of technical accomplishment in a stylistically coherent
body of work. A 12 credit series of Senior Thesis classes
culminate in the required final exhibition. |
| ART 4940
Special Problems in Wood; 1-3 credit hours |
Prerequisite: Permission
of the instructor.
Individual studio projects agreed upon by the instructor
and student. |