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quirements listed above and to have completed the following courses from among the
electives in the University College:
 ART 121.-The Visual Arts, 3 credits
 ART 122.-Materials and Spatial Design, 3 credits
 ART 223.-Color and Design, 3 credits
 ART 224.-Drawing and Visual Perception, 3 credits
 ART 225.-Scientific Contributions to Art, 3 credits
 ART 226.-Pictorial Composition, 3 credits
 Requirements for the Degree.-To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Design
a student must complete the following courses to the satisfaction of the faculty and
must complete a comprehensive examination in Crafts.

 Third Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
ART 301.- Design I ....................................... 3 ART 322.- Sculpture ......................................... 3
ART 391.-Ancient Art ................................... 3 ART 392.-Medieval Art ............................... 3
ART 361.-Lettering and Instru- ART 382.-Crafts II .................................... 3
 mental Drawing ........................... 3 ART 383.-Jewelry and Metalwork .............. 3
ART 381.- Crafts I ....................... ............. 3 Approved Electives ............................................ 6
Approved Electives .......................................... 6
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 Fourth Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
ART 493.-Art of the Renaissance ................ 3 ART 494.-Modern Art .................................... 3
ART 481.- Ceramics I ..................................... 6 ART 482.-Ceramics II .................................... 6
ART 483.-Special Problems in ART 484.-Special Problems in Crafts .......... 6
 Crafts ..................................... .. 3 Approved Elective ........................................ 3
ART 414.-Graphic Arts .............................. 3
Approved Elective .................................... 3 18
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 VIII. CURRICULUM IN COSTUME DESIGN

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Design

 This curriculum is provided for students who wish to prepare for careers in the
expanding field of Costume Design either as professionals or as designers of clothing
for themselves or their families. The work in Costume Design develops the student's
ability, knowledge, and creativeness in practical problems and professional practices in
art, costume construction, textiles, tailoring, fashion sketching, and workroom design.
Completion of the course enables graduates to enter merchandising and retailing fields,
custom and wholesale houses, fashion periodicals and pattern companies as sample
makers, designers, fitters, sketchers, drapers, fashion coordinators, assistant buyers, and
stylists. Agnes P. Borgia, Adviser.

 Admission.-To enter the College of Architecture and Allied Arts and to register
for the curriculum in Costume Design, students are required to meet the general ad-
mission requirements listed above and to have completed the following courses from
among the electives in the University College:
 ART 121.-The Visual Arts, 3 credits
 ART 122.-Materials and Spatial Design, 3 credits
 ART 223.-Color and Design, 3 credits
 ART 224.-Drawing and Visual Perception, 3 credits
 ART 225.-Scientific Contributions to Art, 3 credits
 ART 226.-Pictorial Composition, 3 credits
 Requirements for the Degree.-To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Design a
student must complete the following courses to the satisfaction of the faculty and must
complete a comprehensive examination in Costume Design.