THEATRE / 139 ing and adverse factors; selection of a fiduciary and adminis- trative provisions. LAW 7632-Deferred Compensation (2) Tax consequences of compensation in forms other than cash paid contem- poraneously with performance of services. Includes uses of 'employers' stock in employee compensation, nonqualified deferral compensation devices, and qualified pension and profit-sharing plans. LAW 7633-Tax Exempt Organizations (2) Study of exemp- tion from federal income tax accorded to a variety of public and private organizations, and tax treatment of contribu- tions to such organizations; public policies underlying ex- emption from tax, and deductibility of contributions; and, the broad new enforcement powers to be undertaken by the Internal Revenue Service. LAW 7640-Civil Tax Procedure (2) Taxpayer's relationships with the Internal Revenue Service, including requests for rul- ings; conference and settlement procedures; deficiencies and their assessment; choice of forum; Tax Court practice; limitation periods and their mitigation; transferee liability; tax liens; and civil penalties. LAW 7641-Procedures in Tax Fraud Cases (2) Criminal of- fenses and methods of proof; investigative authority of the IRS; summons enforcement proceedings; search warrants and grand jury subpoenas; constitutional defenses to the compulsory production of evidence; the attorney-client priv- ilege and other objections available to taxpayers and third parties. LAW 7650-State and Local Taxation (2) Nature and purpose of state taxation; comparison of property and excise taxes; uniformity of taxation; jurisdiction; assessment and collec- tion procedures; remedies available to taxpayers. LAW 7905-Independent Study (1-3; max: 4) S/U. LAW 7910--Supervised Research (1-5; max 5) LAW 7911-Federal Tax.Research (1-2; max: 2) Substantial re- search and writing project on a federal tax subject; instruc- tion in tax research techniques. Students customarily register for the course and complete the project during two suc- cessive semesters. Credit is usually one hour each semester but may be varied in accordance with scope and nature of. project. H. LAW 7931-Current Federal Tax Problems (2; max: 4) Vari- able content. Course involves either significant new legisla- tion or significant developments within the existing statu- tory framework; emphasis on policy considerations. LAW 7940-Supervised Teaching (1-5; max: 5) THEATRE College of Fine Arts GRADUATE FACULTY 1981-82 Chairman: E. J. Hooks. Graduate Coordinator: R. L. Green. Associate Professors: R. Brandman; R. L. Green; E. J. Hooks; D. L. Shelton; A. Wehlburg; G. L. West. The graduate programs offered by the Department of There lead to the degrees of Master of Fine Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. The Master of Fine Arts de- gree permits specialization in either scene design, costume, technical theatre, dance/stage movement, or acting and directing. The Doctor of Philosophy de- gree with an emphasis in theatre is awarded through the Department of Speech. An appropriate undergraduate background in theatre, or its equivalent, is prerequisite to admission to the graduate program. In the case of deficiencies, students will be required to register for appropriate "foundations" courses. Admission to the program re- quires proof or demonstration of production or acting skills. Assistantships, fellowships, and non-Florida tuition waivers are available. ORI 6430-Theories of Interpretative Reading (3) Psycholog- ical and philosophical theories of creative, artistic oral read- ing; the teaching of interpretative reading; practice in read- ing from the works of selected modern authors. THE 5116-Theatre History I (3) The development of the theatre from its beginning through the Renaissance. THE 5117-Theatre History II (3) The Restoration to the pres- ent. THE 5949--Individual Cooperative Work Experience (3-9) THE 6203-American Plays, Players, and Playwrights I (3) Plays and their production from the colonial period to 1860; techniques of outstanding actors and playwrights. THE 6204-American Plays, Players, and Playwrights II (3) American plays and players from 1860 to present. THE 6234-Studies in Contemporary European Theatrical Practices (3) Prereq: TPA 6219. Production techniques of the Continental theatre since World War II. THE 6285-Readings in Theatre History I (3) Selected pri- mary source materials in the history of the theatre to 1660 and their use by theorists and historians. THE 6286-Readings in Theatre History II (3) Selected pri- mary source materials in the history of the theatre from 1660 to the present and their use by theorists and historians. THE 6521-Seminar in Dramatic Theory and Criticism (3) Development and growth of dramatic theory and criticism from Aristotle, Plato, Nietzsche, and Croce toward the modern innovations and application. THE 6905-Individual Study (1-8; max: 8) Prereq: consent of major professor and department chairman. Project or re- search course. THE 6910-Supervised Research (1-5; max: 10) Prereq: con- sent of instructor and department chairman. THE 6913-Theatre Research (3) Prereq: consent of the de- partment chairman. Lecture and project course in the more complex problems in theatre. THE 6940-Supervised Teaching (1-5; max: 10) Prereq: con- sent of instructor and department chairman. THE 6971-Research for Master's Thesis (1-15) THE 6973--Individual Project (1-10) Max. 10 credits applica- ble toward degree. Creative project in lieu of written thesis. TPA 5048-Production Costume Design (3) Prereq: TPA 4231 or consent of instructor. Advanced application of costume design to costume requirements fostered by specific produc- tion concepts. TPA 5061-Scene Design II (3) Prereq: TPA 5084 and/or con- sent of instructor. Advanced study of scene design as an art; consideration of the spatial and aesthetic factors operative in the scenic elements, with special emphasis on pragmatic consideration of the design process. TPA 5064-Advanced Scenic Art (3) Prereq: TPA 4063 or con- sent of instructor. A utilization of advanced and experimen- tal scenic art techniques and an exploration of various media for three-dimensional work. TPA 5081-Scene Painting (3) Prereq: consent of instructor. Painting and rendering techniques for the stage. This course is designed as preparatory to the United Scenic Artists Exam- ination. TPA 5084-Scene Design I (3) Advanced study of scene de- sign as an art; consideration of the spatial and aesthetic fac- tors operative in the scenic elements, with special emphasis on pragmatic consideration of the design process. TPA 5088-Multiple Set Design (3) Prereq: consent of in- structor. Design of operas with multiple settings, with an emphasis on style and unification. TPA 5100-Architecture and Decoration for the Stage (3) Prereq: permission of the instructor. A survey of architectural styles and decorative motifs throughout history and their ap- plication to theatrical design. TPA 5236L-Theatrical Costume I (3) Prereq: basic drawing skills; dramatic literature analysis. Study of the elements of theatrical design as applied to all areas of stage design from character to total production as related to specific play- scripts. TPA 5237-Theatre Costume II (3) Prereq: TPA 5230. Study of the history of fashion in relation to costume and stage de- sign of the physical, psychological, and emotional world of period and contemporary playscripts. TPA 5937-Seminar in Theatre Design (3) Prereq: consent of instructor. Studies of major designers and their work. Devel- opment of conceptual and directorial skills with emphasis on abstract design, projections, and multi-media design.