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ARTC 255 Ceramics {Topic} (4R)
Specific skills focus each term. Subjects include the processes related to design development, forming and fabrication, firing methods, glazing. R thrice for max 16 credits.

ARTC 355 Intermediate Ceramics {Topic} (4-5R)
Advanced processes and concepts. Areas of technical foucs include slip casting, glaze and decorator surface embellishment, architectural ceramic, low fire, and raku. Prereq: 3 terms of ARTC 255.

ARTC 459/559 Advanced Studio Forum (4-6R)
Combined studio and discussion for BFA and MFA students provides a forum for works in progress in the context of professional practice and contemporary critical thinking. Prereq: BFA or MFA standing.

ARTC 468 Glaze Fire I (6R)
Comprehensive instruction in firing theory and practice and elementary glaze chemistry. Students fire kilns and mix glazes in a studio component. Prereq: instructor's consent. R once for a maximum of 12 credits.

ARTC 469 Glaze Fire II (6R)
Discussion groups further examine the practices of firing and glaze formulation. Studio component involves increased firing and systematic, scientific glaze experimentation. Prereq: instructor's consent. R once for a maximum of 12 credits.



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