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COURSES OFFERED AT SRISA
New!
Art and Culture Seminar
FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTS
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Photography
Discovering Florence Through Photography
Black and White Photography I
Black and White Photography II
Color Photography
Documentary Photography
Experimental Photography
Independent Project Photography
History of Photography
Film production
Digital Video Production I
Digital Video Production II
Italian Cinema: 1942 to Present
New Genres: Video, Audio and Installation
Painting & drawing
Drawing I
Drawing II
Drawing Florence
Figure Drawing
Beginning Painting
Painting II
Advanced Painting
Figure Painting
Portrait Painting
On-Site Painting
Color Strategies
Independent Project Art & Design
Advanced Studio: Painting and Drawing
Renaissance Painting Techniques
Printmaking
Printmaking I
Printmaking II
Woodcut Printmaking
Serigraphy
Printmaking: Expanding the Matrix
Printmaking and Book arts
Book arts
Book Arts
Advanced Book Arts
The Artist Book
DESIGN DEPARTMENTS
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Graphic design
Digital Imaging I
Digital Imaging II
Self Promotion
Graphic Design for Artists: Photoshop(c), InDesign(c) and Illustrator (c)
Fashion design
Topics in Fashion Design: The Italian Fashion Industry
Clothing and Society
Fashion Illustration I
Fashion Illustration II
Garment Construction I
Garment Construction II
Millinery: Hats and Beyond
Topics in Fashion: Italian Fashion and Hollywood
Creative Accessories Design
Textile design
Fabric Design: Batik
Fabric Design: Silk Screen
Fabric Design: Weaving
Jewelry design
Beginning Jewelry
Jewelry II
Advanced Jewelry
Casting for Jewelry
Interior design
Architectural Drawing
Made in Italy The History of Italian Design
LIBERAL ARTS & CULTURAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT
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Art history & Architecture
Art History: The Italian Renaissance
Art History: Early Gothic to High Renaissance
Art History: The Quattrocento
Art History: The Cinquecento
History of Contemporary Art
History of Photography
Survey of Italian Architecture
Twentieth Century Italian Art
Introduction to Museum Studies
Michelangelo, Bernini, & Caravaggio
Art Conservation: An Introduction
History and italian culture
An Italian Journal
Italian Cinema:1942 to Present
History of Modern Italy
History of Medieval and Renaissance Florence
History of Florence
Ancient Roman History
Classical Mythology
The Italian Family
History of Italian Mafia
Political science
Italian Politics and Govt
Literature, creative writing & journalism
Creative Writing
14th Century Italian Literature: Dante, Bocaccio, Petrarca
Contemporary Italian Literature
Travel Writing Workshop
Music appreciation
Introduction to Italian Opera
ITALIAN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT
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Italian I
Italian II
Italian III
Italian IV: Italian Culture & Advanced Language
Italian Language Intensive Program (Fall & Spring Only)
Intensive Italian I (Summer Only)
Intensive Italian II (Summer Only)
New!
Art and Culture Seminar
FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTS
_______________________________
Photography
Discovering Florence Through Photography
Black and White Photography I
Black and White Photography II
Color Photography
Documentary Photography
Experimental Photography
Independent Project Photography
History of Photography
Film production
Digital Video Production I
Digital Video Production II
Italian Cinema: 1942 to Present
New Genres: Video, Audio and Installation
Painting & drawing
Drawing I
Drawing II
Drawing Florence
Figure Drawing
Beginning Painting
Painting II
Advanced Painting
Figure Painting
Portrait Painting
On-Site Painting
Color Strategies
Independent Project Art & Design
Advanced Studio: Painting and Drawing
Renaissance Painting Techniques
Printmaking
Printmaking I
Printmaking II
Woodcut Printmaking
Serigraphy
Printmaking: Expanding the Matrix
Printmaking and Book arts
Book arts
Book Arts
Advanced Book Arts
The Artist Book
DESIGN DEPARTMENTS
_______________________________
Graphic design
Digital Imaging I
Digital Imaging II
Self Promotion
Graphic Design for Artists: Photoshop(c), InDesign(c) and Illustrator (c)
Fashion design
Topics in Fashion Design: The Italian Fashion Industry
Clothing and Society
Fashion Illustration I
Fashion Illustration II
Garment Construction I
Garment Construction II
Millinery: Hats and Beyond
Topics in Fashion: Italian Fashion and Hollywood
Creative Accessories Design
Textile design
Fabric Design: Batik
Fabric Design: Silk Screen
Fabric Design: Weaving
Jewelry design
Beginning Jewelry
Jewelry II
Advanced Jewelry
Casting for Jewelry
Interior design
Architectural Drawing
Made in Italy The History of Italian Design
LIBERAL ARTS & CULTURAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT
_______________________________
Art history & Architecture
Art History: The Italian Renaissance
Art History: Early Gothic to High Renaissance
Art History: The Quattrocento
Art History: The Cinquecento
History of Contemporary Art
History of Photography
Survey of Italian Architecture
Twentieth Century Italian Art
Introduction to Museum Studies
Michelangelo, Bernini, & Caravaggio
Art Conservation: An Introduction
History and italian culture
An Italian Journal
Italian Cinema:1942 to Present
History of Modern Italy
History of Medieval and Renaissance Florence
History of Florence
Ancient Roman History
Classical Mythology
The Italian Family
History of Italian Mafia
Political science
Italian Politics and Govt
Literature, creative writing & journalism
Creative Writing
14th Century Italian Literature: Dante, Bocaccio, Petrarca
Contemporary Italian Literature
Travel Writing Workshop
Music appreciation
Introduction to Italian Opera
ITALIAN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT
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Italian I
Italian II
Italian III
Italian IV: Italian Culture & Advanced Language
Italian Language Intensive Program (Fall & Spring Only)
Intensive Italian I (Summer Only)
Intensive Italian II (Summer Only)
Courses: divisions, course numbering system and credit hours
See also Academic Policies
1000 Lower division courses
2000-3000 Upper division courses
Lower division courses correspond to 1st and 2nd year level courses at the U.S. university level. Most of these courses do not require pre-requisites.
Upper Division courses correspond to the 3rd and 4th year level courses at the U.S. University Level. These courses require either a pre-requisite or a placement exam. Students requesting Upper Division Advanced courses in Studio Art or Italian Language are required to take a placement exam or obtain the approval from both the Dean’s office and the instructor.
Credit Hours: One credit hour indicates a minimum of 55 minutes of class time per week. Most academic offerings are 3 credit hour courses, requiring 45 contact hours per semester. Studio Art courses are 3 credit hour courses that require 2 contact hours per credit hour per week for a total of 90 contact hours per semester. Italian language classes are 4 credit hour courses and meet six hours per week, of which four contact hours are grammar, and two hours are language lab.
Explanation of grading system.
Hours attempted are the number of hours for which student has received a grade of “A”, “B”, “C”, “D”, or “F”. The Hours Earned are the credits hours for which a grade of “A”, “B”, “C”, “D or “CR” has been given.
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