COLLEGES


 Graphic Design is a professional program
that leads to careers in graphic design and relat-
ed fields. The curriculum includes a series of
courses in Design, Drawing, 2D, 3D and 4D Stu-
dio courses and Art History. In the professional
field, Lettering, Layout, Graphic Design Photog-
raphy, and Illustration are included.
 Deadline for portfolio and application for
admission at the 3000 course level is April 1 for
entrance in the fall semester. The portfolio of
recent art work should include drawing and
design projects.
CURRICULUM IN ART HISTORY LEADING
TO THE BACHELOR OF ARTS.
 The Bachelor of Arts degree offers Art Histo-
ry classes in the following areas: Ancient,
Medieval, Renaissance/Baroque, Modern and
Non-Western. Students who plan to enter a pro-
gram of graduate study in art history are encour-
aged to take courses in all of these areas. At least
one in four of the five is required of all majors.
 Students wishing to elect an Art History
 major should complete 45 hours of general edu-
 cation requirements in their freshman/sopho-
 more years. In addition, all students must
 complete ART 1802 (3 cr.) and ART 1803 (6 cr.)
 with a grade of C or higher. Students must com-
 plete ARH 2050, ARH 2051, and HUM 2518
 with a B average minimum. Only one C is
 allowed in the three courses.
 Courses used to satisfy General Education
 requirements in Literature and the Arts and
 Social and Behavioral Sciences must be complet-
 ed with a minimum B average.
 ARH 2050 may be used to satisfy 3 credits of
 the General Education Literature and the Arts
 requirement. ARH 2051 and HUM 2518 may not
 be used to satisfy General Education require-
 ments. Students are strongly urged to begin
 their foreign language requirements before the
 junior year.
 JUNIOR YEAR
 Fall Semester Credits
 Art History................................... ...... 6
 Foreign Language .......................... ...............
 ** Hum anities Elective .........................................3
 14
 Spring Semester Credits
 Art History..............................................
 Foreign Language ............ ... ......5.....
 ** Humanities Elective ................................3
 14
 Junior Year Total 28

 SENIOR YEAR
 Fall Semester Credits
 Art History Seminar or Criticism
 Sem inar........................................................ 3
 Art H istory................................... ........ ...... 6
 Foreign Language .............................................3
 ** Humanities Elective ................................3
 15
 Spring Semester Credits
 Art History................................... ...... 6
 Art or Art History Elective........ ...............3


 Humanities Elective** or Art History
 Elective ...........................................................3
 Electives............................................. ......... 6
 18
 Senior Year Total 33
 Total Minimum Credits 124
 Intermediate level of a foreign language is
 required. The intermediate level must be
 taken at UF with a minimum grade of "C".
 The accepted languages are French and
 German through FRE 2200 or GER 2200. The
 elementary level may be taken S/U. For any
 substitutions or exceptions, consult the
 undergraduate adviser.
 ** Humanities electives may include courses in
 history, philosophy, anthropology, classics,
 religion, literature, etc., which will broaden
 the student's understanding of the cultures
 which produced those traditions of art
 studied in Art History courses.
CURRICULUM IN ART EDUCATION,
LEADING TO THE BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN ART EDUCATION.
 The curriculum in Art Education is designed
for students who plan to teach art in the public
schools. Students completing this curriculum,
which is offered in cooperation with the College
of Education, are qualified for certification as
teachers of art in the state of Florida and all
other NCATE states.
ADMISSION
 As a prerequisite for admission into the art
education program, a student must receive a
minimum composite score of twenty (20) on the
Enhanced American College Test or a minimum
composite score of eight hundred forty (840) on
the Scholastic Aptitude Test, and a minimum
grade point average of 2.5.

Satisfactory Progress
 A grade of C or better is required in all Art
 Education and Education courses.
 Students intending to major in Art Educa-
 tion are urged to become familiar with the
 requirements established by the College of Edu-
 cation for admission to the advanced profes-
 sional sequence. (See College of Education
 requirements.)
 Students must make special application to
 the Director of Student Teaching, 100 Norman
 Hall. Applications for the fall semester may be
 picked up after February 1 and must be received
 no later than April 1. Applications for the spring
 semester may be picked up after April 15 and
 must be received no later than September 15.
 Because student teaching is a full-time com-
 mitment, student teachers may not register for
 any other course or be employed on weekdays
 while student teaching.

 TEACHER CERTIFICATION
 An applicant for initial regular certification
 in Florida must receive a passing score on a
 teacher certification examination administered
 by the state Department of Education prior to
 regular certification.


BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ART EDUCATION
General Education Requirements Credits
 Composition.... ..... .. ......................... .. 6
 Literature and the Arts...... ..................... .6
 History and Philosophical Studies ..........6
 International Studies and Diversity ...............6
 Social and Behavioral Studies......................6
 Mathematical Sciences .....................................6
 Physical and Biological Sciences.................9
 Total 45
 PSY 2013 is required for all Art Education
 majors, and may be used to satisfy 3 hours.
Studio Art Courses Credits
 ART 1802C and ART 1803C Workshops
 for Art Research and Practice..................3/6
 Six 2000 Level Introduction to Media and
 Concepts Courses: Ceramics, Drawing,
 Painting, Photography, Printmaking,
 Sculpture ... ........ ..........3,3,3,3,3,3
 ART 3000/4000 Level Studio
 Concentration........................................ 3,3,3,3
 ART 5905 Computers in Art
 or ART 2685C or ART 3680 .......................3
 Total 42
 Art History Courses Credits
 ARH 2050, 2051, Intro to Art History I, II ...3,3
 ARH 4452,4453, or 4454 Modem
 Art History.............. .............. ............. .... 3
 ** ARH 3000/4000 Art History Elective..............3
 Total 12
 Art Education Courses Credits
 ARE 3044 Intro to Art Education .................1
 ARE 4242 Teaching Art: Study of Practice,
 (ART 4900).......................... ............ ..3(0)
 ARE 4243 Principles of Teaching Art,
 (ART 4900).......................... ........... ...3(0)
 ARE 4244 Experiences in Teaching Art,
 (A RT 4900)................................... ...........3(0)
 ARE 4940 Practice Teaching..........................11
 Total 21
 Professional Education Courses Credits
 EDF Electives.......................................... 3,3
 EDG 4203..................................... ............. .. 3
 Total 9
 Total Minimum
 Credits for Degree 126
 General Ed. Literature and the Arts
 Requirem ent ............................................ 3 hrs.
 ** May be used to satisfy 3 hours of Inter-
 national Studies and Diversity.

 Suggested Course Sequence
 The major in Art Education requires a mini-
 mum of 126 semester hours for a B.A. degree,
 with no less than a 2.5 G.P.A. for graduation
 and Florida certification. (Please refer to Speech
 Requirement.) The specific requirements are
 listed below:
 Semester 1 Credits
 ART 1802C Workshop for Art Research &
 Practice: Lecture .............................................3
 ART 1803C Workshop for Art Research &
 Practice: Studio............................................... 6
 General Ed .................................... .............. 3