Category: Undergraduate

2026-2027 Academic Catalog

  • Transportation Design

    Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Requirements


    Catalog Year 26/27

    Standard 4 Year Pathway (full-time status)

    Total Credits 120-122


    First Year

    First Semester = 15-16 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
      SLP-007 CCS First Year Experience *1
      DFN-101 Drawing I: Rapid Concepts3
      DFN-116 3D Techniques3
      DFN-117 2D Design Principles3
      DTR-125 Freshman Transportation Design Studio I3
      AHV-100 Introduction to Material Culture (CR)3

    Second Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
      DFN-112 Drawing II: Style & Skill3
      DFN-118 3D Design-Forms & Space3
      DTR-126 Freshman Transportation Design Studio II3
      DTR-113 Visual Communication I3
      WRT-101 Composition I (CR)3

    Second Year

    Third Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
      DTR-201 Visual Communication II3
      DTR-221 Design Theory I3
      DTR-231 Digital Modeling I3
      DTR-232 Sophomore Transportation Design Studio3
      WRT-102 Composition II (CR)3

    Fourth Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
      DTR-202 Visual Communication III3
      DTR-222 Design Theory II: Mobility3
      DTR-233 Sophomore Transportation Design Studio3
      DTR-241 Digital Modeling II3
      DTR-257 Human Factors3

    Third Year

    Fifth Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
    Based on department placement:
      DTR-331 Junior Interior Design Studio
      DTR-333 Junior Exterior Design Studio
      DTR-335 Junior Mobility Design Studio
      DTR-337 Junior Vehicles Design Studio
    3
      DTR-302 Visual Communication IV3
      DTR-304 Portfolio and Presentation Design3
      DTR-305 Vehicle Systems and Packaging3
      DTR-362 Digital Modeling III3

    Sixth Semester = 16.5 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
    Based on department placement:
      DTR-332 Junior Interior Design Studio II
      DTR-334 Junior Exterior Design Studio II
      DTR-336 Junior Mobility Design Studio II
      DTR-338 Junior Vehicles Design Studio II
    3
      DTR-371 Materials and Manufacturing Processes3
     DTR-303 Visual Communication V1.5
     DTR-461 Digital Modeling IV3
      AHV-241 History of Modern Design (MR)3
      Choose one: AHV-203 or AHV-204 Global Art History I/II (CR)3

    Fourth Year

    Seventh Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
    Based on department placement:
      DTR-431 Senior Interior Design Studio
      DTR-433 Senior Exterior Design Studio
      DTR-435 Senior Mobility Design Studio
      DTR-437 Senior Vehicles Design Studio
    3
      DTR-403 Visual Communication VI3
      Product Design Major Elective3
      AHV 200-400 Art History & Visual Culture Course (CE)3
      General Education Elective 200-4003
      Open Elective3

    Eighth Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
    Based on department placement:
      DTR-432 Senior Interior Design Studio II
      DTR-434 Senior Exterior Design Studio II
      DTR-436 Senior Mobility Design Studio II
      DTR-438 Senior Vehicles Design Studio II
    3
      Humanities: Choose from approved list (CE)3
      Science Elective 200-400 (CE)3
      General Education Elective 200-4003
      General Education Elective 200-4003

    Additional ”Program & Credit Requirement Details” attached; includes ”approved course lists” and ”recommended courses (RC)” for any requirements with noted selections. Enrolled students should view Self-Service (My Progress/Plan & Schedule) for complete program information; see catalog for additional course details and descriptions.

    This plan is provided for use as a guide only and is based on full-time status with successful completion of credits outlined per semester. Degree Timelines and requirements may vary based on actual program, credits completed per semester and/or catalog year. Students are responsible for confirming completion of all requirements before graduating (use program/student resources to support degree progression). Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.0 required.


    Program & Credit Requirement Details

    Degree RequirementsTotal credits requiredRequirement Details
      First Year Experience1.0SLP-007 is waived for eligible transfer students with 12.0 (or more) college.
      Foundations15.0Required for all majors. Successfully complete listed DFN Foundation courses for enrolled major; requirements may vary per major.
      General Education33.0Liberal Arts courses required for all undergraduate majors; total credits may vary per program.
      General Education Undergrad CORE Requirements (CR)12.0Successfully complete WRT & AHV core general education prerequisites requirements (Composition pathways may vary based on completed assessments, test scores or transfer credits).
      General Education MAJOR Requirements (MR)3.0Successfully complete major specific Liberal Arts. Requirements vary per major.
      General Education Undergrad CORE Electives (CE)9.0Successfully complete core general education electives required for all UG majors (Science, Humanities, Art History & Visual Culture) as outlined on 4 year pathway/degree requirements:
    3.0 cr. Science: Successfully complete one course from the SCI subject; 200-400 level
    3.0 cr. Humanities Option: Successfully complete one of the following approved courses: LIT 239, LIT 203, DHS 201, DSS 215, DSS 240 or DPL 201
    3.0 cr. Art History & Visual Culture: Successfully complete course from AHV subject, 200-400 level
      General Education Electives9.0Successfully complete any non-required 200-400 level Liberal Arts course from subject codes: AHV, BUS, DHS, DPL, DSS, SCI, WRT, LIT
    (Total Gen.Ed Elective credits vary per major).
      Major §69.0Studio and/or lecture courses specific to major focus.
      Major Courses §69.0Successfully complete listed DTR courses in 4 year plan, by recommended sequence (based on prerequisites)
      Major Electives0.0Non-required major courses with subject code DTR are considered major electives; exceptions require approval.
      Open Electives3.0Successfully complete 100-400 level courses from any Undergraduate subject (Studio or Lecture).
    Total Program Credits121.0Total credits required 120 – 122
    Undergraduate Bachelor of Fine Arts program, GPA minimum requirement = 2.0

    Footnotes

    * ELS 101 Composition I for Multilingual Students 4.0 cr.
    † WRT 101/102 Self Placement Survey available.
    ‡ Based on SLP 007 (1.0 cr.) and ELS 101 (4.0 cr.)
    § Remaining Major course sequence impacts timeline to degree completion.

  • Undeclared

    Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Requirements


    Catalog Year 26/27

    Total BFA Credits Required for CCS Majors 120-122 ††

    Total Credits 120-122


    First Year

    First Semester = 16 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
      SLP-007 CCS First Year Experience *1
      DFN Foundation Course3
      DFN Foundation Course3
      DFN Foundation Course3
      DFN-150 Discovering Your Practice3
      AHV-100 Introduction to Material Culture (CR)3

    Second Semester = 15 Credit Hours

    Course RequirementCredits
      DFN Foundation Course 3
      DFN Foundation Course 3
      DFN Foundation Course or Major Course (TBD) 3
      Major Course (TBD) 3
      WRT-101 Composition I (CR)3

    Major Declaration required by 14th week of first semester!


    UNDERGRADUATE (BFA) PROGRAM INFORMATION

    Program & Credit Requirement Details (actual credits based on selected major)

    The following is a sample of credit requirements for BFA programs. Refer to the Curriculum/Program Guide for a desired major to view course outlines by semester. Foundation blocks are designed for intended majors. Required General Education and Open Elective credits vary by major (and may differ for students declaring Art Education; see Major/Art Ed Curriculum Charts).


    Additional ”Program & Credit Requirement Details” attached; includes ”approved course lists” and ”recommended courses (RC)” for any requirements with noted selections. Enrolled students should view Self-Service (My Progress/Plan & Schedule) for complete program information; see catalog for additional course details and descriptions.

    This plan is provided for use as a guide only and is based on full-time status with successful completion of credits outlined per semester. Degree Timelines and requirements may vary based on actual program, credits completed per semester and/or catalog year. Students are responsible for confirming completion of all requirements before graduating (use program/student resources to support degree progression). Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.0 required.


    Program & Credit Requirement Details

    Degree RequirementsTotal credits requiredRequirement Details
      First Year Experience1.0SLP-007 is waived for eligible transfer students with 12.0 (or more) college.
      Foundations15.0 18.0Required for all majors. Successfully complete listed DFN Foundation courses for enrolled major; requirements may vary per major.
    COMMUNICATION DESIGN + STRATEGY, FILM & PHOTOGRAPHY – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
    DFN-120 DESIGN COLOR & CONTEXT
    DFN-137 2D & 3D INTEGRATED DESIGN STUDIO
    DFN-138 4D DESIGN STUDIO **
    DFN-142 PERFORMATIVE SPACES

    ENTERTAINMENT ARTS (ANIMATION, CONCEPT DESIGN, GAME) & ILLUSTRATION – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-101 DRAWING I: RAPID CONCEPTS
    DFN-112 DRAWING II: STYLE & SKILL
    DFN-132 PROCESS & MAKING
    DFN-117 2D DESIGN PRINCIPLES
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

    FASHION ACCESSORIES DESIGN – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-103 DRAWING I: MATERIALS & METHODS
    DFN-104 DRAWING II: DRAW. AS STUDIO PRACTICE 
    DFN-118 3D DESIGN-FORMS & SPACE
    DFN-120 DESIGN COLOR & CONTEXT
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

    FASHION DESIGN – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-103 DRAWING I: MATERIALS & METHODS
    DFN-104 DRAWING II: DRAW. AS STUDIO PRACTICE 
    DFN-121 3D DESIGN: MATERIAL & METHODS
    DFN-120 DESIGN COLOR & CONTEXT
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

    INTERDISCIPLINARY ART & DESIGN – 15.0 CR.
    DFN FOUNDATION REQUIREMENT 1 (SELECT)
    DFN FOUNDATION REQUIREMENT 2 (SELECT)
    DFN FOUNDATION REQUIREMENT 3 (SELECT)
    DFN-116 3D TECHNIQUES
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

    INTERIOR DESIGN – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-101 DRAWING I: RAPID CONCEPTS
    DFN-112 DRAWING II: STYLE & SKILL 
    DFN-137 2D & 3D INTEGRATED DESIGN STUDIO
    DFN-120 DESIGN COLOR & CONTEXT
    DFN-138 4D DESIGN STUDIO

    PRODUCT DESIGN – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-101 DRAWING I: RAPID CONCEPTS
    DFN-112 DRAWING II: STYLE & SKILL 
    DFN-132 PROCESS & MAKING
    DFN-118 3D DESIGN-FORMS & SPACE
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

    STUDIO ART & CRAFT – 18.0 CR.
    DFN-103 DRAWING I: MATERIALS & METHODS
    DFN-104 DRAWING II: DRAW. AS STUDIO PRACTICE 
    DFN-118 3D DESIGN-FORMS & SPACE
    DFN-116 3D TECHNIQUES
    DFN-120 DESIGN COLOR & CONTEXT
    DFN-119 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

    TRANSPORTATION DESIGN – 15.0 CR.
    DFN-101 DRAWING I: RAPID CONCEPTS
    DFN-112 DRAWING II: STYLE & SKILL 
    DFN-116 3D TECHNIQUES
    DFN-117 2D DESIGN PRINCIPLES
    DFN-118 3D DESIGN-FORMS & SPACE
      General Education33.0 – 42.0Liberal Arts courses required for all undergraduate majors; total credits may vary per program.
      General Education Undergrad CORE Requirements (CR)12.0Successfully complete WRT & AHV core general education prerequisites requirements (Composition pathways may vary based on completed assessments, test scores or transfer credits).
      General Education MAJOR Requirements (MR)3.0 – 9.0Successfully complete major specific Liberal Arts. Requirements vary per major.
      General Education Undergrad CORE Electives (CE)9.0Successfully complete core general education electives required for all UG majors (Science, Humanities, Art History & Visual Culture) as outlined on 4 year pathway/degree requirements:
    3.0 cr. Science: Successfully complete one course from the SCI subject; 200-400 level
    3.0 cr. Humanities Option: Successfully complete one of the following approved courses: LIT 239, LIT 203, DHS 201, DSS 215, DSS 240 or DPL 201
    3.0 cr. Art History & Visual Culture: Successfully complete course from AHV subject, 200-400 level
      General Education Electives12.0 – 15.0Successfully complete any non-required 200-400 level Liberal Arts course from subject codes: AHV, BUS, DHS, DPL, DSS, SCI, WRT, LIT
    (Total Gen.Ed Elective credits vary per major).
      Major §51.0 – 69.0Studio and/or lecture courses specific to major focus.
      Major Courses §69.0Successfully complete listed DTR courses in 4 year plan, by recommended sequence (based on prerequisites)
      Major Electives0.0Non-required major courses with subject code DTR are considered major electives; exceptions require approval.
      Open Electives0.0 – 12.0Successfully complete 100-400 level courses from any Undergraduate subject (Studio or Lecture).
    Total Program Credits120.0 – 122.0Total credits required 120 – 122
    Undergraduate Bachelor of Fine Arts program, GPA minimum requirement = 2.0

    Footnotes

    * ELS 101 Composition I for Multilingual Students 4.0 cr.
    † WRT 101/102 Self Placement Survey available.
    ‡ Based on SLP 007 (1.0 cr.) and ELS 101 (4.0 cr.)
    § Remaining Major course sequence impacts timeline to degree completion.
    ¶ Actual Foundation courses confirmed in advising meeting. All courses based on major selection in first semester.
    ** DFN 116 accepted as alternative for FILM majors
    †† Credits towards a future program are not official until a major has been declared and credits are confirmed by the Academic Advising & Registration Office upon review of an official degree audit. Actual credits and/or courses required are based on requirements outlined on curriculum charts for the designated major (students declaring Art Education may have fewer General Education credits due to the required credits for Art Ed, see Major/Art Ed curriculum charts).

  • Undergraduate Minors (2026-2027)

    UG – Liberal Arts Minor Requirements


    ART HISTORY

    CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS

    • AHV 203 GLOBAL ART HISTORY I
    • AHV 204 GLOBAL ART HISTORY II

    CHOOSE FOUR COURSES – 12 CREDITS

    • AHV 200 WESTERN ART HISTORY/VISUAL CULTURE
    • AHV 201 VISUAL NARRATION: AFRICA,
    • AHV 202 VISUAL NARRATION: ASIA,
    • AHV 203 GLOBAL ART HISTORY I**
    • AHV 204 GLOBAL ART HISTORY II**
    • AHV 206 HISTORY OF ILLUSTRATION
    • AHV 210 CONCEPTS & METHODS OF VISUAL CLTR
    • AHV 213 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
    • AHV 214 HISTORY OF ANIMATION & DIGITAL MEDIA
    • AHV 215 HISTORY OF FILM
    • AHV 216 HISTORY OF VIDEO GAMES
    • AHV 218 CONTEMPORARY ART HISTORY
    • AHV 219 GLOBAL SOUND CULTURES
    • AHV 221 HISTORY OF INTERIOR DESIGN
    • AHV 241 HISTORY OF MODERN DESIGN
    • AHV 247 HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION DESIGN I
    • AHV 248 HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION DESIGN II
    • AHV 251 HISTORY OF CRAFTS
    • AHV 252 HISTORY OF FASHION
    • AHV 357 ICONOGRAPHY AND MYTHOLOGY

    **If not taken as a “required” core course. Cannot apply courses more than once within minor; share restrictions apply to major.


    ART THERAPY

    • DSS 221 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY – 3 CREDITS
    • DSS 310 ART THERAPY MODELS – 3 CREDITS
    • DSS 420 ART THERAPY EXPERIENTIALS – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE TWO COURSES – 6 CREDITS
      • DSS 324 PSYCHOLOGY OF CREATIVITY
      • DSS 337 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
      • DSS 350 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

    CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    • BUS 213 BUSINESS PRACTICES* – 3 CREDITS (*Studio Art & Craft Majors take SAC 303, formerly BUS 303 Professional Practice for Artists)
    • CHOOSE FOUR OF THE FOLLOWING – 12 CREDITS
      • BUS 313 MARKETING
      • BUS 314 REAL WORLD FINANCE
      • BUS 315 ENTREPRENEURSHIP
      • BUS 304 LAW FOR CREATIVES

    CREATIVE WRITING

    • WRT 307 CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE FOUR COURSES FROM THE FOLLOWING – 12 CREDITS
      • WRT 303 POETRY WRITING WORKSHOP
      • WRT 312 FICTION WRITING WORKSHOP
      • WRT 314 CREATIVE NONFICTION WRITING WORKSHOP
      • WRT 316 THE GRAPHIC NOVEL WORKSHOP
      • WRT 317 SCIENCE FICTION AND HORROR WRITING WORKSHOP
      • WRT 318 SCRIPTWRITING WORKSHOP

    FILM STUDIES (for Liberal Arts)

    • REQUIRED FILM CORE – CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • AHV 215 HISTORY OF FILM
      • AHV 306 INTRO TO FILM
    • CHOOSE THREE OF THE FOLLOWING COURSES – 9 CREDITS
      • AHV 214 HISTORY OF ANIMATION & DIG MEDIA
      • AHV 215 HISTORY OF FILM**
      • AHV 301 IMAGINED WORLDS: UTOPIAS/DYSTOPIAS
      • AHV 306 INTRO TO FILM**
      • AHV 401 FILM NOIR AND BEYOND
      • AHV 402 FILM STUDIES: SCIENCE FICTION
      • AHV 406 DOC FILM: (RE)PRESENTING THE REAL
      • AHV 407 EXPERIMENTAL FILM
      • AHV 408 EAST ASIAN FILM
    • FILM STUDIES PRACTICAL – CHOOSE ONE STUDIO COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • FLM 103 FILM LANGUAGE & TECHNIQUES
      • FLM 106 INTRO TO FILMMAKING
      • FLM 278 DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING I
      • FLM 288 EXPERIMENTAL FILMMAKING I

    **Can only use if not taken as the “core” minor course; cannot use the same course towards minor credits twice.


    SUSTAINABILITY

    • CHOOSE 5 COURSES – 15 CREDITS
      • SCI 345 Earth & Environmental Science
      • SCI 341 Science of Climate Change
      • DPL 350 Contemporary Moral Issues
      • DSS 338 American Consumer Culture
      • DPR 270 Sustainable Design Strategies for Designers
      • CLA 621 Zero Waste Design**
      • CLA 626 Climate Narratives**
      • CLA 631 Circular Economies & Design**

    **Graduate level course – permission required to register; must have 3.0 GPA; maximum of 6.0 credits total allowed towards UG degree credits.


    UG – STUDIO MINOR REQUIREMENTS


    COMMUNICATION DESIGN & STRATEGY (CDS)

    • CDS 201 COMMUNICATION DESIGN FOR NON-MAJORS – 3 CR
    • CDS 124 MOTION ESSENTIALS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 263 USER INTERFACE DESIGN – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 211 INTRO TO COMM DESIGN I – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • CDS 251 TYPOGRAPHY III
      • CDS 264 USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN
      • CDS 224 MOTION NARRATIVES
      • CDS 212 DESIGN RESEARCH
      • CDS 376 MOBILE UI/UX
      • CDS 300/400 ELECTIVE

    CDS BRANDING

    • CDS 201 COMM DESIGN FOR NON-MAJORS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 124 MOTION ESSENTIALS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 211 DESIGN SEMIOTICS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 311 BRAND STRATEGIES – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • CDS 312 CAMPAIGN STRATEGIES
      • CDS 300/400 BRAND ELECTIVE
        • Packaging Design, Integrated Brand Strategies or Social Media Strategies

    CDS MOTION GRAPHICS

    • CDS 151 TYPE I – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 124 MOTION ESSENTIALS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 211 DESIGN SEMIOTICS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 224 MOTION NARRATIVE – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • CDS 324 MOTION 3D
      • CDS 300/400 MOTION ELECTIVE
        • Motion Branding, Data Visualization or Design Futurism

    CDS – UI/UX DESIGN

    • CDS 201 COMMUNICATION DESIGN FOR NON-MAJORS – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 263 USER INTERFACE DESIGN – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 264 USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN – 3 CREDITS
    • CDS 365 IMMERSIVE SPACES – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • CDS 376 MOBILE UI/UX
      • CDS 378 EXPERIENCE DESIGN
      • CDS 374 DATA VISUALIZATION
      • CDS 300/400 ELECTIVE

    ENTERTAINMENT ARTS

    Minors in Entertainment Arts department (Animation, Game Design or Concept Design) can be customized in one EA emphasis area or across EA emphasis areas. Minor course list provided by EA department. Entertainment Art Department Chair approval required prior to declaring a minor.


    FASHION DESIGN

    FAD 101 FASHION FUNDAMENTALS: APPAREL – 3 CREDITS

    FAD 102 FASHION FUNDAMENTALS: ACCESSORIES – 3 CREDITS

    DSS 204 BUSINESS ANTHROPOLOGY – 3 CREDITS

    CHOOSE TWO COURSES – 6 CREDITS

    • FAD 301 TECH PACK DESIGN
    • FAD 305 FASHION TRENDS
    • FAD ELECTIVE

    FOOTWEAR DESIGN

    FAD 102 FASHION FUNDAMENTALS: ACCESSORIES- 3 CREDITS

    FAD 207 FASHION ILLUSTRATION – 3 CREDITS

    FAD 303 INTERMEDIATE SHOE MAKING – 3 CREDITS

    FAD 403 ADVANCED SHOE MAKING – 3 CREDITS

    FASHION ACCESSORIES ELECTIVE – 3 CREDITS


    FILM

    FLM 106 INTRO TO FILMMAKING – 3 CREDITS

    FLM 201 INTERMEDIATE FILMMAKING – 3 CREDITS

    FLM 211 FILM GRAPHICS & VFX 1 – 3 CREDITS

    FLM—- FILM ELECTIVE – 3 CREDITS

    FLM—- FILM ELECTIVE – 3 CREDITS


    ILLUSTRATION

    CHOOSE TWO COURSES – 6 CREDITS

    • DIL 147 FIGURE ILLUSTRATION I
    • DIL 158 PERSPECTIVE
    • DIL 159 PAINTING & IMAGE MAKING
    • DIL 246 ANATOMICAL FIGURE ILLUSTRATION
    • DIL 247 FIGURE ILLUSTRATION II
    • DIL 261 INTRO TO DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION

    DIL — ILLUSTRATION ELECTIVE- 3 CREDITS

    DIL — ILLUSTRATION ELECTIVE- 3 CREDITS

    DIL — ILLUSTRATION ELECTIVE- 3 CREDITS


    INTERIOR DESIGN

    • DIN 127 FRESHMAN INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO I – 3 CREDITS
    • DIN 220 AUTOCAD/ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING – 3 CREDITS
    • DIN 231 SOPHOMORE INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO I – 3 CREDITS
    • DIN 251 DESIGN SOURCES AND MATERIALS – 3 CREDITS
    • DIN 351 LAWS, CODES AND STANDARDS – 3 CREDITS

    PHOTOGRAPHY

    • DPH 151 DARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY – 3 CREDITS
    • DPH 155 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS – 3 CREDITS
    • DPH 214 COLOR & OUTPUT I – 3 CREDITS
    • DPH — PHOTO ELECTIVES – 6 CREDITS

    PRODUCT DESIGN

    • DFN 101 DRAWING I: RAPID CONCEPTS – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 125 INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCT DESIGN – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 126 PRODUCT DESIGN I – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • DPR 161 3D MODELING & RENDERING I
      • DPR 213 VISUAL COMMUNICATION I
    • DPR 226 PRODUCT DESIGN III – 3 CREDITS

    PRODUCT DESIGN (for Animation, Game Design, EA/Concept Design & Illustration Majors)

    • DPR 125 INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCT DESIGN – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 126 PRODUCT DESIGN I – 3 CREDITS
    • CHOOSE ONE COURSE – 3 CREDITS
      • DPR 161 3D MODELING & RENDERING I
      • DPR 213 VISUAL COMMUNICATION I
    • DPR 225 PRODUCT DESIGN II – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 226 PRODUCT DESIGN III – 3 CREDITS

    PRODUCT DESIGN (for Transportation Majors)

    • DPR 126 PRODUCT DESIGN I – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 225 PRODUCT DESIGN II – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 226 PRODUCT DESIGN III – 3 CREDITS
    • DPR 361 3D MODELING & RENDERING II – 3 CREDITS
    • PRODUCT CHAIR TO DETERMINE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING – 3 CREDITS
      • DPR 205 INFORMATION DESIGN: 2D LAYOUT
      • DPR 214 VISUAL COMMUNICATION II
      • DPR 270 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN STRATEGIES

    STUDIO ART & CRAFT

    Studio Art & Craft minors are customized based on student interests and skills. Must See Studio Art & Craft Department Chair prior to declaring a minor to determine list of required courses.


    TRANSPORTATION DESIGN

    • DTR 201 VISUAL COMMUNICATION II – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 202 VISUAL COMMUNICATION III – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 232E SOPH TRANSPORTATION DES STUDIO (EXTERIOR) – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 233I SOPH TRANSPORTATION DES STUDIO (INTERIOR) – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 305 VEHICLE SYSTEMS & PACKAGING – 3 CREDITS

    TRANSPORTATION – AUTOMOTIVE CLAY MODELING

    • DTR 231 DIGITAL MODELING I – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 241 DIGITAL MODELING II – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 305 VEHICLE SYSTEMS & PACKAGING – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 366 CLAY MODELING I – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 367 CLAY MODELING II – 3 CREDITS

    TRANSPORTATION – AUTOMOTIVE DIGITAL MODELING

    • DTR 231 DIGITAL MODELING I – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 241 DIGITAL MODELING II – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 305 VEHICLE SYSTEMS & PACKAGING – 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 362 DIGITAL MODELING III- 3 CREDITS
    • DTR 461 DIGITAL MODELING IV – 3 CREDITS