Art Transfer Plan – Associate of Arts 1010 Career Pathway: Arts, Humanities, Communication, & Design (AHCD) Location(s): Central Campus offers all sections of Art classes. Most courses for this transfer plan are offered at all BC locations. Program Description: The Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree for Visual Art Students is designed for the student who plans to transfer to a Florida public university as a junior to complete a Bachelor’s degree. A student who earns an A.A. degree from Broward College meets the lower division general education requirements of a Florida state university, but does not automatically meet the requirements for a particular major. Build your Education Associate in Arts Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree Doctoral Degree
Suggested Course Sequence for Full Time Student
Full Time Course ID Description Credits ENC1101 Composition I 3 ART1300C Drawing I 3 Term 1 MGF1106 Foundations of Mathematical Reasoning 3 ART1201C OR 2D Design OR 3 ART1203C 3D Design ENC1102 Composition II 3 ARH2050 OR World Art: Prehistory to Gothic OR 3 Term 2 ARH2051 World Art: Renaissance to Modern ART1203C OR 3D Design OR 3 ART1201C 2D Design MGF1107 Survey of Mathematics 3 ART1600C Computer Art 3 Term 3 CGS1060C6 Digital Literacy ‐ Recommended to Test Out 3 GE Course General Education Social/Behavioral Science 3 Course GE Course General Education Science Course (Core) 3 Term 4 ARH2050 OR World Art: Prehistory to Gothic OR 3 ARH2051 World Art: Renaissance to Modern ART/PGY/GRA4 Studio Art Elective 3 AMH2020 OR Unites States History since 1877 OR 3 POS2041 National Government Term 5 GE Course3 General Education Humanities (Core) 3 ‐ not ARH2000 ART/PGY/GRA4 Studio Art Elective 3 GE Course General Education Science Course 3
ART/PGY/GRA4 Studio Art Elective 3 Term 6 SPC1017 OR Intro to Speech Communication OR 3 SPC1608 Intro to Public Speaking Total Program Credit Hours 60
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Suggested Course Sequence for Part Time Student
Part Time Course ID Description Credits ENC1101 Composition I 3 Term 1 ART1300C Drawing I 3 MGF1106 Foundations of Mathematical Reasoning 3 ART1201C OR 2D Design OR 3 Term 2 ART1203C 3D Design ARH2050 OR World Art: Prehistory to Gothic OR 3 ARH2051 World Art: Renaissance to Modern
ENC1102 Composition II 3 CGS1060C6 Digital Literacy ‐ Recommended to Test Out 3 Term 3 ART1203C OR 3D Design OR 3 ART1201C 2D Design MGF1107 Survey of Mathematics 3 Term 4 ART1600C Computer Art 3 ARH2050 OR World Art: Prehistory to Gothic OR 3 ARH2051 World Art: Renaissance to Modern GE Course General Education Social/Behavioral Science 3 Term 5 Course SPC1017 OR Intro to Speech Communication OR 3 SPC1608 Intro to Public Speaking ART/PGY/GRA4 Studio Art Elective 3 Term 6 GE Course3 General Education Humanities (Core) 3 ‐ not ARH2000 ART/PGY/GRA4 Studio Art Elective 3 Term 7 AMH2020 OR United States History since 1877 OR 3 POS2041 National Government GE Course General Education Science Course (Core) 3 ART/PGY/GRA4 Studio Art Elective 3 Term 8 GE Course General Education Science Course 3 Total Program Credit Hours 60
1. The National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) accredits Broward College. Declared Art students should seek advising through the Visual & Performing Arts (V&PA) Department by calling 954‐201‐6517 or e‐mail [email protected] at the beginning of their studies. 2. Core Humanities: Intro to Literature (LIT2000), Music Appreciation (MUL2010), Intro to Philosophy (PHI2010), Theatre Appreciation (THE2000), Intro to Humanities (HUM1020). Art Appreciation (ARH2000) should not be taken by art majors. 3. Art studio electives include: Color Theory (ART2205C), Life Drawing (ART2330C), Painting 1 (ART2500C), Painting II (ART2501C), Sculpture (ART2701C), Ceramics I (ART2750C), Ceramics: Potter Wheel (ART2752C), Ceramics: Hand‐Building (ART2754C), Portfolio Preparation and Exhibition (ART2954C), Intro to Graphic Design (GRA2190C), Graphic Design II (GRA2191C), Photography (PGY2401C), Fine Arts Digital Photography (PGY2800C), Beginning Silk Screen (ART1430C), and Beginning Print Making (ART2400C). 4. Students must take ENC1101 and ENC1102 as well as two additional writing credit courses (6 credits) to graduate. World Art: Prehistory to Gothic (ARH2050) and World Art: Renaissance to Modern (ARH2051) satisfy the writing credit requirements. 5. Students must successfully meet the foreign language requirement as prescribed in the college catalog. 6. The Digital Literacy requirement must be met by successfully passing CGS1060C, testing out, or completing a Credit for Prior Learning portfolio. Students that test out are required to take an approved elective to earn the 3 credits. To test out please contact the Testing Center by e‐mailing [email protected]. Declared Art Majors are recommended to test out of Digital Literacy to gain 3 elective credits for Art courses. 7. Students must take 3 credits of International/Intercultural coursework to graduate. World Art: Prehistory to Gothic (ARH2050) and World Art: Renaissance to Modern (ARH2051) are international/intercultural courses. 8. Beginning Fall 2019, first‐time in college students must demonstrate competency in civic literacy either through passing POS2041/AMH2020 or CLEP/AP.
*Classes are subject to change based on the transfer University. Please check with you Academic Advisor and/or University website to ensure you are enrolled in the correct classes.
College Catalog 2021‐2022 www.broward.edu