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Clay Diploma
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Objectives
Throughout the clay program, students will be encouraged to explore traditional and contemporary approaches to working with clay. To address the visual experiences and to develop the physical requirements, students of Clay will be introduced to a wide variety of technical, critical, aesthetic and historical issues.
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Course description
Clay work exemplifies the human ability to be creative, even with such a basic earthen material. Knowledge of this art form, progressing from the earliest recorded history to current high tech analysis, offers the modern clay worker access to a wealth of skills and information.
Full time students can expect 27-30 hours per week in lecture and studio.
Course Name Lec Lab
Term 1
KSA 099 - Orientation3 Orientation 27 0
Second Studio Choice4 Second Studio Choice 3 3
CL 1015 Clay Studio 3 3
CL 1056 Surface Treatment I 3 3
CL 1077 Wheel Thrown Production I 3 3
CH 1038 Craft and Design History 3 0
DE 1059 Design: Basic Visual Language I 3 3
DR 10110 Introduction to Drawing I 3 3
Total: 48 18
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Term 2
CL 10611 Studio Craft History 3 0
CL 10812 Wheel Thrown Production II 3 3
CL 11013 Handbuilt Production I 3 3
DE 10614 Design: Basic Visual Language II 3 3
DR 10215 Introduction to Drawing II 3 3
Total: 15 12
Course Name Lec Lab
Term 3
CL 20916 Glaze Technology 3 3
CL 21117 Wheel Thrown Production III 3 3
CL 21318 2nd Year Clay Studio I 3 3
CL 21719 Surface Treatment II 3 3
PP 20120 Professional Practices I 3 0
Total: 15 12
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Term 4
CL 21021 Kiln Technology 3 3
CL 21222 Handbuilt Production II 3 3
CL 21823 2nd Year Clay Studio II 3 3
CL 22024 Clay Issues and Ideas 3 3
PP 20425 Professional Practices II 3 0
Total: 15 12
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