As a result of FULL PARTICIPATION in
this
course, you will:
Knowledge
Outcomes:
 | Develop the ability to look at
artworks in terms of common and
unique characteristics across time and among cultural groups
as well as the ability to recognize the art of specific
civilizations
and artistic styles. (assessment: quizzes, tests,
class discussions)
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| Sequence key events in Western art using a
chronological
approach. (assessment: quizzes & tests)
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| Demonstrate the ability to place art
accurately in historical and
cultural. (assessment: quizzes & tests)
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| Examine a variety of art resource materials
(monographs, exhibition
catalogs, encyclopedia/dictionary of art,
internet). (assessment: web
cards & papers) |
Critical
Thinking Outcomes:
| Make judgments about the function and role of
art in societies,
both prehistoric and historic, demonstrating an understanding
of the art and its meanings. (assessment: class
discussions, quizzes,
tests, papers)
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| Develop methods for viewing, responding to,
talking about and
writing about art. (assessment: class discussions,
web cards, tests,
papers)
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| Become adept at analyzing how works of art
differ visually,
spatially, temporarily and functionally.
(assessment: tests, papers) |
Skills Outcomes:
| Develop an art vocabulary and be able to
communicate in the
language of the visual arts at an introductory level.
(assessment: class
discussions, tests, papers)
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| Develop skills to describe and analyze,
compare and contrast
the visual expressions of the peoples, cultures and eras of
Western art. (assessment: tests, papers)
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| Demonstrate the proper format for document
citations. (assessment:
papers)
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| Improve writing skills using works of art as
the medium for
expression. (assessment: papers) |
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