COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ABR 1103 Basic Metal Repair I (3-0-3) construction using frame alignment equipment will be The straightening, alignment, and fitting of major panels is provided. The fundamentals of welding, heating, cutting, taught. Procedures necessary to rough, shrink, bump, and and shaping are included. Prerequisite: ABR 1203 Body finish are included. Emphasis in this course is on theory and Frame Alignment I. and practical application. Safety is emphasized. ABR 2702 Painting and Estimating II (2-0-2) ABR 1202 Application Lab I (0-4-2) This course is a continuation of ABR 1302 (Painting and This is a practical application lab that supports course Estimating I) with emphasis on practical application. This objectives for ABR 1103 (Basic Metal Repair I), ABR 1203 course includes skills and technical knowledge in the (Body and Frame Alignment I), and ABR 1302 (Painting preparation of metal for paint, chemical stripping of old and Estimating I). finishes, use and maintenance of spray painting equipment, mixing and spraying of all types of automotive finishes, ABR 1203 Body and Frame Alignment I (3-0-3) and identification of common materials used. Safety is Students will receive instruction in the use of frame emphasized. Prerequisite: ABR 1302 Painting and equipment and frame construction, sectioning, and Estimating straightening. Experience working with unitized construction using frame alignment equipment will be ABR 2905 Related Body Repair (0-10-5) provided. The fundamentals of welding, heating, cutting, This course includes the removal and replacement of glass, and shaping are included. Emphasis in this course is on trim, electrical wiring, and the repair of plastic components. theory. Safety is emphasized. The basic principles of estimating are also taught. ABR 1302 Painting and Estimating I (2-0-2) AGM 1613 Fundamentals of Agricultural (3-0-3) This course includes skills and technical knowledge in the Systems Technology preparation of metal for paint, chemical stripping of old Introduction to basic physical concepts important in finishes, use and maintenance of spray painting equipment, agricultural technical systems: applied mechanics, power mixing and spraying of all types of automotive finishes, and machinery management, structures and electrification, and identification of common materials used. Safety is and soil and water conservation. Prerequisite: MTH 1113 emphasized. AGN 1002 Introduction to Equine Behavior (2-0-2) ABR 2302 Application Lab II (0-4-2) and Training This course is a practical application lab that supports This course will provide a basic introduction to the course objectives for ABR 2402 (Color Matching), ABR principals involved in handling and training horses with 2502 (Basic Metal Repair II), ABR 2602 (Body and Frame an emphasis on the historical perspectives and technical Alignment II), and ABR 2702 (Painting and Estimating II). development of the unique cooperation between horses and humans. In addition, the course will cover equine ABR 2402 Color Matching (2-0-2) behavior patterns, and training philosophy, evolution This course is a continuation of ABR 1302 (Painting of horsemanship, development of training equipment, and Estimating I) with emphasis on spraying techniques alternative equine health care and therapies. and tinting of paints to achieve color match. This course includes skills and technical knowledge in the mixing AGN 1101 Introduction to Equestrian Events (0-3-1) and spraying of all types of automotive finishes, and This course will provide an introduction to practices in identification of common materials used. Safety is training for horse competition and show events such as: emphasized. reining, horsemanship, showmanship, trail, pleasure, and halter as well as other events. ABR 2502 Basic Metal Repair II (2-0-2) This course is a continuation of ABR 1103 with emphasis AGN 1102 Understanding Basic Equine (1-3-2) on practical application. The straightening, aligning, and Principles and Techniques fitting of major panels are taught. Procedures necessary This course will provide students the opportunity to learn to rough, shrink, bump, and finish are included. Safety is the principles of general horse care, equipment and tack, emphasized. Prerequisite: ABR 1103 Basic Metal Repair I. and horse riding principles and techniques. Students will develop their skills through practical experience. ABR 2602 Body and Frame Alignment II (2-0-2) AGN 1112 Western Riding Techniques I (1-3-2) This course is a continuation of ABR 1203 (Body This course is designed to teach beginning western riding and Frame Alignment I) with emphasis on practical techniques and equitation riding to students with little or application. Students will receive instruction in the use no previous experience. Students will develop their skills of frame equipment and frame construction, sectioning, through practical experience and will have individualized and straightening. Experience working with unitized equitation lessons in a group setting. 154 AGN 1203 Introduction to Plant Science (3-0-3) ART 1323 Drawing II (3-0-3) An introduction to basics of agricultural crop plant Further investigation of the principles of drawing through structure, growth, and production. advanced investigation of media and technique. Drawing as a basic organizer of thought and feeling as a step to image AGN 2103 Crop Science (3-0-3) making. May be repeated for credit. Principles of crop growth, development, and utilization Prerequisite: ART 1023, Course Fee: $30 and how these principles relate to production. Emphasis on major agronomic crop species. ART 1803 Introduction to Studio Art (3-0-3) Prerequisite: AGN 1203 An introductory student-based hands-on appreciation course for students with no previous experience with the AGN 2112 Western Riding Techniques II (1-3-2) vocabulary or materials of the visual artist. Emphasis Intermediate and advanced western riding techniques and will be divided between discussion of the visual arts and equitation. Use of natural aides for advanced equitation studio projects which are designed to stimulate awareness and riding maneuvers. of artistic process, materials, and techniques. The course Applied Art Courses encourages students to explore their own creativity and All applied art courses may be repeated for credit; however, individual artistic expression using a wide variety of media students may not enroll more than four times in any one and materials. medium (drawing, painting, pottery) of applied art courses ART 2001 Special Topics in Art (1-0-1) and have the credit count to meet graduation requirements. ART 2002 (2-0-2) Art courses may have additional fees. ART 2003 (3-0-3) ART 1001 Special Topics in Art (1-0-1) Special topics courses will be offered at the discretion of ART 1002 (2-0-2) the department when the need or interest is apparent. May Special topics courses will be offered at the discretion of be repeated for credit. Course Fees: $30-$60 the department when the need or interest is apparent. May ART 2013 Painting I (3-0-3) be repeated for credit. Course Fees: $30-$60 The painting medium may include oil, watercolor, acrylic, ART 1003 Art Appreciation (3-0-3) or tempera. Painting is explored in terms of technique ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ARTA 1003 and expression. Basic problems are covered in both An introductory survey of the visual arts. Exploration representational and abstract approaches. May be repeated of purposes and processes in the visual arts including for credit. Course Fee: $30 evaluation of selected works, the role of art in various ART 2023 Art History I (3-0-3) cultures, and the history of art. ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ARTA 2003 ART 1013 Basic Design I (3-0-3) Examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and media Studio-lecture course. Introduction to the visual elements from the prehistoric period to the Renaissance. and two-dimensional design principles. Experience with a ART 2043 Photography (3-0-3) broad variety of media and techniques. Course Fee: $30 Instruction in photography production, techniques, history, ART 1103 Computer Applications in Art (3-0-3) and theory. Emphasis is given to the visual organization Introduction to computer-aided visual arts. Students will of an effective photograph. Students are encouraged utilize computer technologies and current design software to explore individual creativity and artistic expression for digital image creation, manipulation, and processing. by experimenting with printing, enlarging, finishing, Color theory, design file input/output techniques, and use and mounting photographs. No previous experience is of tools for graphic design and image composition are necessary. Course Fee: $30 introduced. ART 2113 Pottery I (3-0-3) ART 1023 Drawing I (3-0-3) An introduction to the techniques of clay forming, Introduction to the basic principles of drawing. The graphic including wheel throwing, slab, and coil building. Glaze factors of gestural expression, shape, line, value, texture, information is also included. May be repeated for credit. perspective, volume and space, and media, as well as Course Fee: $60 organizational and expressive issues are explored. May be repeated for credit. Course Fee: $30 ART 2123 Pottery II (3-0-3) Continues the exploration of the techniques introduced ART 1313 Basic Design II (3-0-3) in Pottery I. Students will explore basic forms to refine Studio-lecture course. Study of the visual elements. ability and develop sensitivity to functional and aesthetic Investigation of color. Introduction