ART 312 (Art of the United ART 312 (Art of the United States to 1865) States to 1865) ART 408 (European Art, ART 408 (European Art, 1700-1848) 1700-1848) ART 409 (European Art, ART 409 (European Art, 1848-1900) 1848-1900) D. E. Modern and Contemporary Art: Modern and Contemporary Art: ART 313 (Art of the United ART 313 (Art of the United States since 1865) States since 1865) ART 390 (Contemporary ART 390 (Contemporary Art) Art) ART 410 (European Art, ART 410 (European Art, 1900-1945) 1900-1945) The following courses may also be taken as The following courses may also be as an electives, but are considered electives,” elective, but are considered electives,” “free “free and do not satisfy any of the four category and do not satisfy any of the four category distributions listed above: distributions listed above: ANTH 130 (Introduction to ANTH 130 (Introduction to Archaeology) Archaeology) ANTH 432 (Field Course in ANTH 432 (Field Course in Archaeology) Archaeology) ANTH 434 (Graveyard ANTH 434 (Graveyard Archaeology) Archaeology) ANTH 448 (Visual ANTH 448 (Visual Anthropology) Anthropology) ANTH/FLK 470 (Museum Procedures and Preservation ANTH/FLK 470 (Museum Techniques) Procedures and Preservation ART 334 (Survey of Techniques) Graphic Design) ART 334 (Survey of ART 445/FLK 445 Graphic Design) (American Architectural ART 445/FLK 445 History) (American Architectural DMT 151 (Introduction to History) History of Architecture and DMT 151 (Introduction to Interior Design I) History of Architecture and DMT 152 (Introduction to Interior Design I) History of Architecture and DMT 152 (Introduction to Interior Design II) History of Architecture and DMT 332 (History of 20th Interior Design II) Century Fashion) DMT 322 (History of 20th DMT 424 (Historic Century Fashion) Textiles) DMT 424 (Historic DMT 434 (History of Textiles) Costume)
ART 312 (Art of the United States to 1865) ART 408 (European Art, 1700-1848) ART 409 (European Art, 1848-1900) D. Modern and Contemporary Art: ART 313 (Art of the United States since 1865) ART 390 (Contemporary Art) ART 410 (European Art, 1900-1945) The following courses may also be taken as electives, but are considered “free electives,” and do not satisfy any of the four category distributions listed above: ANTH 130 (Introduction to Archaeology) ANTH 432 (Field Course in Archaeology) ANTH 434 (Graveyard Archaeology) ANTH 448 (Visual Anthropology) ANTH/FLK 470 (Museum Procedures and Preservation Techniques) ART 334 (Survey of Graphic Design) ART 445/FLK 445 (American Architectural History) DMT 151 (Introduction to History of Architecture and Interior Design I) DMT 152 (Introduction to History of Architecture and Interior Design II) DMT 322 (History of 20th Century Fashion) DMT 424 (Historic Textiles) ART 312 (Art of the United States to 1865) ART 408 (European Art, 1700-1848) ART 409 (European Art, 1848-1900) E. Modern and Contemporary Art: ART 313 (Art of the United States since 1865) ART 390 (Contemporary Art) ART 410 (European Art, 1900-1945) The following courses may also be as an elective, but are considered “free electives,” and do not satisfy any of the four category distributions listed above: ANTH 130 (Introduction to Archaeology) ANTH 432 (Field Course in Archaeology) ANTH 434 (Graveyard Archaeology) ANTH 448 (Visual Anthropology) ANTH/FLK 470 (Museum Procedures and Preservation Techniques) ART 334 (Survey of Graphic Design) ART 445/FLK 445 (American Architectural History) DMT 151 (Introduction to History of Architecture and Interior Design I) DMT 152 (Introduction to History of Architecture and Interior Design II) DMT 332 (History of 20th Century Fashion) DMT 424 (Historic Textiles) DMT 434 (History of Costume)