Offered in: Savannah
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| Foundation Studies
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35 hours | |||
| DRAW | 100 | Drawing I: Form and Space | ||
| DRAW | 101 | Drawing II: Composition and Media | ||
| DRAW | 115 | Graphics for the Building Arts
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| DSGN | 100 | Design I: Elements and Organization | ||
| DSGN | 101 | Color: Theory and Application | ||
| DSGN | 102 | Design II: 3-D Form in Space | ||
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Studio Elective | |||
| General Education | 55 hours
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| ARTH | 100 | Survey of Western Art I | ||
| ARTH | 110 | Survey of Western Art II | ||
| CMPA | 110 | Advanced Survey of Computer Art Applications
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| COMM | 105 | Speech and Public Speaking
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| ENGL | 123 | Composition | ||
| - | ARLH/ARTH Elective | |||
| - | ARLH/ARTH Elective | |||
| - | ENGL Elective | |||
| - | General Education Elective* | |||
| - | Natural Sciences/Mathematics*† | |||
| - | Social/Behavioral Sciences* | |||
| Major Curriculum | 80 hours
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| FURN | 200 | Materials and Techniques I | ||
| FURN | 201 | Design Studio: Introduction to Furniture
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| FURN | 232 | Visual Communication for Furniture Design
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| FURN | 236
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Materials and Techniques II | ||
| FURN | 238 | Design Studio: Furniture and Spatial Composition | ||
| FURN | 302 | Materials and Processes
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| FURN | 303 | Design Studio: Market Context and Furniture Design
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| FURN | 305 | Design Studio: Furniture Design
for the Market |
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| FURN | 307 | History of Furniture Design
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| FURN | 309 | Electronic Design and Visualization
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| FURN | 360 | Professional Practices in Furniture Design | ||
| FURN | 405 | Design Studio: Directed Project
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| FURN | 410 | Design Studio: Advanced Furniture Design
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| FURN | 425 | Design Studio: Senior Focus
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| - | 300- or 400-level ARCH, EXHI, FURN, HIPR, INDS Elective
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| - | 300- or 400-level EXHI, FIBR, FURN, IDUS Elective | |||
| Additional Electives
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10 hours | |||
| - | Free Elective | |||
| - | Free Elective | |||
| Total Course of Study | 180 hours
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* Consult the general education and mathematics competency requirements.
† MATH 101 Intermediate Mathematics is recommended.
Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.
