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MEMORANDUM

ATTENTION

FROM

Senate

Gordon Myers, ChairSenate Committee on

Undergraduate StudiesFaculty of Communication, Art and Technology (SCUS 12-50)

DATE

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December 7, 20121/1

RE:

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For information:

Acting under delegated authority at its meeting of December 6, 2012, SCUS approvedthe following curriculum revisions effective Fall 2013:

1. Publishing (SCUS 12-50b)

]WDesignation for PUB 210, Writing to Purposei) Course number change for PUB 230ii] Course number, title, description and prerequisite change for PUB 330v) New Course Proposal:PUB 101-3, Publication of Self in Everyday LifePUB 131-3, Publication Design TechnologiesPUB 332-4, Graphic Design in Transition: Print and Digital PeriodicalsPUB 431-4, Graphic Design: The Page and the Screen

2. School for the Contemporary Arts (SCUS 12-50c)

) New Course Proposal: FPA 186-3, Art and the Moving Imagei) Lower Division requirement changes to the Dance Major Programii] Lower Division requirement changes to the Dance Major Program with NationalBallet School Teachers Training Program

iv) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Dance Honours Programv) Lower Division requirement changes to the Dance Extended Minor Programvi) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Film Major Programvii) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Film Honours Program

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[viii) Upper Division requirement changes to the Film and Video Studies MinorProgram

(ix) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Film Extended MinorProgram

tx) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Music Major Program(xi] Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Music Honours Program(xii) Lower Division requirement changes to the Music Extended Minor Program(xiii) Lower Division requirement changes to the Theatre Major Program with

Performance Stream

(xiv) Lower and Upper Division requirement changes to the Theatre Major Programwith Production and Design Stream

(xv) Lower and Upper Division requirement changes to the Theatre Honours Programwith Performance Stream

(xvi) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Theatre Honours Programwith Production and Design Stream

(xvii) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Theatre Extended MinorProgram

(xviii) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Visual Art MajorProgram

(xix) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Visual Art HonoursProgram

(xx) Lower Division requirement changes to the Visual Art Extended Minor Program(xxi) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Visual Culture and

Performance Studies Major Program(xxii) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Visual Culture and

Performance Studies Honours Program(xxiii) Upper and Lower Division requirement changes to the Visual Culture and

Performance Studies Minor Program

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SFUKACUl/iYOI-' COMMUNICATION, ART ANDTKCIfNOLOGYOffice of the Dean

MEMORANDUM

Harbour Centre 7410

515 West I lasting SneerVancouver, BC, V6B 5K3

ATTENTION Gordon Myers, ChairSenate Committee on Undergraduate Studies

FROM DD Kuglcr, ChairUndergraduate Curriculum Committee(•acuity of Communication, Art, andTechnologySCUS, Decembers, 2012RE:

TKL 778.782.8790

FAX 778.782.8789

DATE November 27, 2012

PAGES 134, including cover menu

www.fcatsfu.ca

On November 22, 2012, the Faculty ofCommunication, Art and Technology UndergraduateCurriculum Committeeapproved the following curricular revisions:

• Schoolof Interactive Arts + Technologyo 1AT 352: title and description change

• Publishing, Memoo PUB 210, W approvalo PUB 230, number changeo PUB 330, number changeo PUB 101, new courseo PUB 101,131,332,431, library approvalo PUB 131, new courseo PUB 332, new courseo PUB 431, new course

• School for the Contemporary Arts, Memoo FPA 186, new courseo Program Changes: Dance. Film, Music. Theatre. Visual Art, Visual Culture & Performanceo Termination of JointMajor in Sociology and Art and Culture Studies

Please place these items on the next meeting of SCUS.

DD Kuglcr

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8888 University Drive3urnaby bc v5a 1s6Canada

SFUUNIVERSITY CURRICULUM & INSTITUTIONAL LIAISON

OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT ACADEMIC AND PROVOST

ATTENTION Don Kugler, Associate Dean, FCAT TEL

FROM SUSAN RHODES, Assistant Director, University Curriculum andInstitutional Liaison

RE w designation approval

DATE November 27, 2012

TIME 10:08 AM

The University Curriculum Office has approved the following:

PUB 210 Writing to Purpose - W - effective 1137

Please forward thismemo to your Faculty UCC and then to SCUS for furtherapproval.

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SFUSENATE COMMITTEE ON COURSE CHANGE/DELETION

UNDERC; BA DUATE STUDIES

EXISTING COURSE, CHANGES RECOMMENDED

Please check appropriate revision(s):

Course number U Credit LJ Title I—I Description WPrerequisite LJ Course deletion EH Learning Outcomes2 1Indicate number of hours for: Lecture Seminar Tutorial Lab

FR0M O 0 >-j 2 T0Course Subject/Number jVJg * $° Course Subject/Number _B-?S_^3-L

3 VCredits Credits0

TITLE

(1) LONG title for calendar and schedule, no more than 100 characters including spaces and punctuation.FROM: TO:

(2) SHORT title for enrollment and transcript, no more than 30 characters including spaces and punctuation.FROM: TO:

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTIONFROM: T0.

PREREQUISITE PREREQUISITEDocs this course replicate the content ofapreviously approved course to such an extent that students should not receive credit for both courses?If so. this should be noted in the prerequisite.

from- None Tn 131 or equivalent; Students who have takenT0: PUB 230 may not take PUB 231 for credit.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. aworking knowledge of publication design and production; 2. an understanding of the role ofvisual and verbal metaphors and other devices in the design of consumer books and periodicals;and 3. an understanding of the principles involved in creating culturally appropriate publications.'RATIONALE

PUB 231 broadens the immersion of students from PUB 131 where they master tools to thepractices and principles of publication design. It also bridges the understanding of designprinciples with the more specific inquiry that follows in PUB 331 and PUB 332. It is renumbered(230 to 231) to minimize confusion in allocating credit and managing pre-requisites.Fllectiu- term and year

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EXISTING COURSE, CHANGES RECOMMENDED

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HICourse number D Credit H Title H IV

2Indicate number ot hours for: Lecture

COURSE CHANGE/DELETION

scription 1MJ Prerequisite • c'.ourse deletion • Learning Outcomes

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Course Subject/Number.

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TITLE

Seminar

PUB 330 PublicationDesign in Transition

Tutorial

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Lab

PUB 331 Graphic Design in Transition: Pnnt^W1

(1) LONG title for calendar and schedule, no more than 100 characters including spaces and punctuationFROM:

Publication Design in TransitionTO:

Graphic Design inTransition: Printand Digital Books

(29 SI IORT title for enrollment and transcript, no more than 30 characters including spaces and puiTO:

FROM:

Publication Design in Transition

DESCRIPTION

FROM:

An in-depth study of the systems and structures fundamental to book,magazine, and associated online media design. Students analyze,evaluate, design and/or repurpose existing publications. By means ofcase studios students are introduced to the current practices of designand production inprint, and howcontent is being delivered online and thr

PREREQUISITE

Graphic Design in Transition: Books

DESCRIPTION

TO:

An in-depth study of the design methods fundamental to books in printand digital media. Students evaluate, and engage in the design andrepurposing of publications, exploring currentpracticesofcontentdelivery online andthrough mobile devices. Emphasis isplaced oninnovative methods and design practices for screen-based publishing.

PREREQUISITE

Does this course replicate the content ofapreviously approved course to such an extent that students should not receive credit for both courses'It so, this should be noted in the prerequisite.

60credits pub231-3FR0M: TO- Studentssbouldmefcreceive credit for both PUB 331 and PU3 332

LEARNING OUTCOMES

RATIONALE

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COURSE SUBJECT/NUMBER Pub 101-3

COURSE TITLE

LONG — for Calendar/schedule, no more than 100 characters including spaces and punctuation

Publication of Self in Everyday Life

AND

SHORT — for enrollment/transcript, no more than 30 characters including spaces and punctuationPublication of Self

CAMPUS where course will be taught:] lliurnaby I / ISurrey I • IVancouver I IGreat Northern Way | Off campus

COURSE DESCRIPTION [FOR CALENDARI. 50-60 WORDS MAXIMUM. ATTACH A COURSE OUTLINE TO THIS PROPOSAL.

An exploration of how social media have transformed social behaviour (presentation of sell) into proto-publishing (publication of self) byencouraging greater public participation in publishing in all forms of publishing in society. Using online tracking to discern practices, attention isgiven to how social media contribute to the social identities of participants and how they affect social interaction.

LIBRARY RESOURCES

NOTE: Senate has approved (S.93-11) that no new course should be approved by Senate until funding has been committed for necessary librarymaterials. Each new course proposal must be accompanied by a library report and, if appropriate, confirmation that funding arrangements have beenaddressed.

RequestedLibrary report status

RATIONALE FOR INTRODUCTION OF THIS COURSE

An introduction to the nature and dynamics of publishing. This course provides the opportunity for students to examine the transformation, andexpansion of publishing into society resulting (rom digital technology, its impact on personal interaction and social dynamics, and the massivepublic participation of young people in social media. The course introduces students to the nuances of publishing in written, visual, and interactivemedia formand the value and methods of managing one's social identity and the social identityof larger entities such as organizations, institutions,and corporations. Students develop an understanding of the relevance of publishing in everyday life and the extent of its influence.

SCHEDULING AND ENROLLMENT INFORMATION

Indicate effective term and year course,1 would first heoffered and planned frequency ofoffering thereafter:2013/3 Twice per year.

Will this be a required orelective course in the curriculum? /**""*\ Required fj*\ Elective

What b the probable enrollment when offered? Estimate; -)Q0

CREDITS

hulii .ue iniiiibei of credits (uniis); 3 (2-1]

hklic ,iic number of hours tor: / Lecture I | Seminar | | Tutorial |l.ab I / OtherPeer interaction and assessn

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FACULTY Which of yourpresent CFL faculty have the expertise to offer this course?Lorimer, Maxwell, Dosil, Schendlinger

WQB DESIGNATION (attach approval from Curriculum Office)

NEW COURSE PROPOSAL

2 Ol 3 PAGES

PREREQUISITE

Does this course replicate the content of a previously-approved course to such an extent that students should not receive credit for bothcourses?If SO, this should be noted in the prerequisite.

NO

COREQUISITE

None

STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon satisfactory completion of the course students will be able to:

1. Have an understanding of the social impact of social media.2. Have an understanding of the behaviours the various social media encourage.3. Have an understanding of the nature of publishing and the dynamics of making infomation public.

FEES

Are there any proposed student fees associated with this course other than tuition fees? f ) YES (# J NO

RESOURCES

List any outstanding resource issues to be addressed prior to implementation: space, laboratory equipment, etc:

OTHER IMPLICATIONS

Articulation agreement reviewed? V_/ YliS Vy NO V—' Not applicableExam required^ (•) YES (JCriminal Record Check required: YES ®

NO

NO

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APPROVALS

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3 cjt 3 pages

1 Departmental approval indicates that the Department or School has approved the content of the course, and has consultedWith other Departments/Schools/Faculties regarding proposed course content and overlap issues.

Chair, Department/School Date

Chair, Faculty Curriculum Committee Date

Faculty approval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that theFaculty/School/Dcpartment commits to providing the required Library funds.

Dean or designate Date

LIST which other Departments, Schools and Faculties have been consulted regarding the proposed course content, including overlap issues. Attachdocumentary evidence of responses.

Interactive Arts and TechnologyCommunicationAll Faculties

Other faculties approval indicated that the Dean(s) or Designate of other faculties AFFECTEDby the proposednew coursesupport(s) the approval ofthe new course:

Date

Date

3 SCUS approval indicates that the course has been approved for implementation subject, where appropriate, to financial issuesbeing addressed.

COURSE APPROVED BY SCUS (Chair of SCUS):

_ Date

APPROVAL IS SIGNIFIED BY DATE AND APPROPRIATE SIGNATURE.

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COURSE SUBJECT/NUMBER PUB 131-3

COURSE TITLE

LONG — for Calendar/schedule, no more than 11)0 characters includingspaces and punctuationPublication Design Technologies

AND

SHORT — for enrollment/transcript, no more than 30 characters including spaces and punctuationPublication DesignTechnologies

CAMPUS where course will bex- taught:] [Burnaby [" "1 Surrey /1 Vancouver I ~~1 Great Northern Way lOlf campus

COURSE DESCRIPTION (FOR CALENDAR). 50-60 WORDS MAXIMUM. ATTACH A COURSE OUTLINE TO THIS PROPOSAL.

Introduction to the elements and principles of graphic design with a focus on the development of software skills, in design, layout, and production.

LIBRARY RESOURCES

NOTE: Senate has approved (S.93-11) that no new course should be approved by Senate until funding has been committed for necessary library-materials. Eachnew course proposal must be accompaniedby a library report and, if appropriate, confirmation that fundingarrangements have beenaddressed.



Students are introduced to the elements and principlesof graphic design in the context of publication design, the course provides the foundationfor the lower and upper level design courses that follow. The course will equip the students with the software skills necessary to undertakecommunication design assignments across multiple media.


Indicateeffective term and year coursewould first be offeredand planned frequency of offering thereafter:2013/3 Twice per yoar.

Will this be a required orelective course in the curriculum? (~\ Required C*\ Elective

What is the probable enrollment when offered? Estimate; too

CREDITS

Indicate number ol'credits (units): 3 (2-1)

Indii are numher of hoursfor: /Lecture | Seminar ~lliiton.il I /1 Lab ~| Othc

A P R I L 2 O I 2


UNDERG RADUATE STUDIESNEW COURSE PROPOSAL

2 OF 3 PAGES

FACULTY Which ofyour present CFL faculty have the expertise to offer this ccDosil


PREREQUISITE

Does this course replicate the content ofapreviously-approved course to such an extent that students should no, receive credit for both courses'It so, this should be noted in the prerequisite.No

COREQUISITE

None

STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMESUponsatisfactory completion of the course students will be able to:

^MEK?»£SS'Sra9e manipu,al!0n' '™9' ~— -**-»*-* ««~

FEES

Are there any proposed student fees associated with this course other than tuition fees? f"*) YES (5) NO

RESOURCES

1-st any outstanding resource issues to be addressed prior to implementation: space, laboratory equipment, etc:

OTHER IMPLICATIONS

Articulation agreement reviewed? CJ YES Uno ® Not applicableExam required;

Cnmin.il IVecord Check required:YES \9J NOYES f£\ NO

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1 Departmental approval indicates that the Department orSchool has approved the content ofthe course, and has consultedwith other Departments/Schools/Faculties regarding proposed course content and overlap issues.

M$t %Z 2* /z.

Chair, Department/SchoolDate

Chair, Faculty Curriculum CommitteeDate

Faculty approval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that theFaculty/School/Department commits to providing the required Library funds.

Dean or designateDate

LIST which other Departments. Schools and Faculties have been consulted regarding the proposed course content, including overlap issues Attachdocumentary evidence of responses.

Interactive Artsand TechnologyCommunicationAll Faculties

Other Faculties approval indicated that the Dean(s) or Designate of other Faculties AFFECTED by thethe new course:

proposed new course support(s) theapproval of

1>ate

Date

•SCUS approval indicates that the course has been approved for implementation subject, where appropriate, to financialbeing addressed.


Dan


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COURSE SUBJECT/NUMBER Pud 332-4

COURSE TITLE

LONO — for Calendar/schedule, no more than 100 characters including spaces and punctuation

Graphic Design in Transition: Print and Digital Periodicals

AND

SHORT — for enrollment/transcript, no more than 30 characters including spaces and punctuationGraphic Design in Transition: Periodicals

CAMPUS lere course will be taught: [Burnaby I ISurrey / Vancouver I ~~| Great Northern Way lOffcamp


An in-depth studyofthe design methods fundamental to periodicals inprint and indigital media. Studentsevaluate, and engage in thedesignandrepurposing of publications, exploring current practices ofcontentdelivery online and through mobile devices. Emphasisis placedon innovativemethods and design practices for screen-based publishing.

LIBRARY RESOURCES

NOTE:Senate has approved (S.93-11) thatno new course should beapproved by Senate until funding has been committed for necessary librarvmaterials. Each new course proposal must beaccompanied by a library report and. ifappropriate, confirmation that funding arrangements have beenaddressed.



The radical changes transforming the publishing industry, resulting from the rapid expansion ofdigital technologies, demand the introduction ofcoursesexamining the nature of the technology, exploring the transformation ofthe publishing process, and itseffect onthepractice ofgraphicdesign.PUB 332 complements PUB 331 by focusing onmagazines. This is a required courseoffered under the"professional" definition.


Indicate effective term and yearcourse would first be offered and planned frequency ofoffering thereafter:2013/3 Twice per year.

Will this be ,i required or elective course in the curriculum? f*\ Required f^\ Elective

What is the probable enrollment when offered? Estimate: 60

CREDIT5

Indicate number of credits limits): 4 (2-2)

Indicate number of hours for: J Lecture j ~| Seminar j ~| liitoii.il I /I Lab | lot

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NEW COURSE PROPOSAL

2 OF 3 PAGES


PREREQUISITE

Does this course replicate the content ofapreviously-approved course to such an extent that students should not receive credit for both courses?Ifso, this should be noted in the prerequisite.PUB 231-3Students shouldnot receive creditforboth PUB 331 and PUB 332

COREQUISITE

None


Upon satisfactory completion of the course studentswill be able to:

?J£$TWh° success'ullV completes the course will have reliably demonstrated the ability to: 1. Analyze user segmentation user needs andusability requirements; 2. apply conventions and metaphors that support user interface, navigation, and access; 3 use ZnJSndSes ofS^nd^rx? design; 4-use desi9n processes io create ,n,erac,ive des,gn de,,verabies- ^nQ ™^%zzs^

FEES

Are there any proposed student fees associated with this course other than tuition fees? (~) YES (•) NO

RESOURCES

List any omsKmd'mg resource issues to be addressed prior to implementation: space, laboraiorv e

OTHER IMPLICATIONS

Articulation agreement reviewed? V_/ YES vJ NO \5/ Not applicableExam required; f#J yf.s f j noCriminal llecord Check required: £) YES (C\ no

quipment, etc:

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1 Departmental approval indicates that the Department or School has approved the content of the course, and has consultedwith other Departments/Schools/Faculties regarding proposed course contentand overlap issues.



Faculty approval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that theFaculty/School/Department commits to providing the required Library funds.


LIST which other Departments. Schools and Faculties have been consulted regarding the proposed course content, including overlap issues. Attachdocumentary evidence of responses.


Other faculties approval indicated that the Dean(s) or Designate ofother Faculties AFFECTED by the proposed new course support(s) the approval ofthe new course:

Date

Date

SCUS approval indicates that the course has been approved for implementation subject, where appropriate, to financial issuesbeing addressed.



APRIL 2012



COURSE SUBJECT/NUMBER PUB 431-4

COURSE TITLE

LONG — for Calendar/schedule, no more than 100 characters including spaces and punctuation

Graphic Design: The Page and the Screen

NEW COURSE PROPOSAL

I OF 3 PAGES

AND

SHORT — for enrollment/transcript, no more than 30 characters including spaces and punctuationThe Page and the Screen

CAMPUS where course will be taught:! iBurnaby I" "~I Surrey


Students propose, create, produce, and defend a publication design project, which contributes to the development and understanding of the role ofgraphic design in society.

/ Vancouver | Great Northern Way lOft campus

LIBRARY RESOURCES

NOTE: Senate has approved (S.93-11) that no new course should be approved by Senate until funding has been committed for necessary librarymaterials. Each new course proposal must be accompanied by a library report and, if appropriate, confirmation that funding arrangements have beenaddressed.


RATIONALE FOR INTRODUCTION OF THIS C0UR5E

PUB 431 willchallenge students to synthetize tne knowledge acquired in PUB331 or PUB 332 and create a comprehensive project fromconception to launching. As a capstone project will be the central element of a student's design portfolio.


and year course would first be offered and planned frequency ofoffering thereafter:

Will this be j required orelective course in the curriculum? /*"*\ Required /^\ Elective

What is the probable enrollment when offered? Estimate.

CREDITS

Indicate number of credits (units); 4

Indicate number ofhours for; I Lecture I /I Seminar i [Tutorial j "1 Lab ! "1 other

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NEW COURSE PROPOSAL

2 OF 3 PAGES

FACULTY Which ofyour present CFL faculty have the expertise tooffer this course?Dosil


PREREQUISITE

Does this course replicate the content ofapreviously-approved course to such an extent that students should not receive credit for both courses'Ifso, this should be noted in the prerequisite.PUB 331 or PUB 332

COREQUISITE



1. research analyze and address, social, cultural and historical needs and preferences of specific audiences while planning and designinq apubhca ion; 2 understand methods and approaches for integrating research into the design of a publication; 3. conceptualize, desiqn and producepublications that are cons.stenl with publishing objectives; 4. present, assess, and discuss design ideas in an open critique format

FEES

Are there any proposed student fees associated with this course other than tuition fees' f) YF.S {•) NO

RESOURCES

l.isi any outstanding resource issues io be addressed prior to implementation: space, laboratory equipment, etc:

OTHER IMPLICATIONS

A. uc.ilation agreement reviewed' \_J YES W NO \J/ Not applicableExam required; Q~J YES QF) NOCriminal Record Check required: M YES f^\ NO

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1 Departmental approval indicates that the Department or School has approved the content of the course, and has consultedwith other Departments/Schools/Faculties regarding proposed course content and overlap issues.

Afyi/ zzt O* /Z.



Faculty approval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that theFaculty/School/Departmcnt commits to providing the required Library funds.


LIST which other Departments, Schools and Faculties have been consulted regarding the proposed course content, including overlap issues. Attachdocumentary evidence of responses.


Other Faculties approval indicated that the Dean(s) or Designate ofother Faculties AFFECTED by the proposed new course support(s) the approval ofthe new course:

Date

Date

3 SCUS approval indicates that the course has been approved for implementation subject, where appropriate, to financial isbeing addressed.


_ Date

APPROVAL IS SIGNIFIED BY DATE AND APPROPRIATE 5IGNATURE.

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C0UR5E SUBJECT/NUMBER FPA 186-3

COURSE TITLE

LONG— for Calendar/schedule, no more than 100characters including spaces and punctuation

FPA 186-3 Art and the Moving Image

AND

SHORT— for enrollment/transcript, no more than30 characters including spaces and punctuation

Moving Image

CAMPUS where course will be taught: Burnaby Surrey Vancouver Great Northern Way Offcampus

COURSE DESCRIPTION [FOR CALENDAR). 50-60 WORDS MAXIMUM. ATTACH A COURSE OUTLINE TOTHIS PROPOSAL

Introduces innovations in Ihe tine and performing arts to show the range of possibilities open to those who wish toemploy or understand the use of moving images in their disciplinary and multidisciplinary art practices. By thecompletion of the course students should have a good sense not only of previous innovations and traditions, but ofW the contemporary scene as well.

LIBRARY RESOURCES

NOTE: Senate has approved (S.93-11) that nonew course should be approved by Senate until funding has been committed for necessary librarymaterials. Each new course proposal must beaccompanied by a library report and, ifappropriate, confirmation Uiat funding arrangements have beenaddressed.

Library report status |n PrOCeSS


This course is part of a series of four core courses that will be required of all BFA students in theSchool for the Contemporary Arts starting in the fall of 2013. Along with composition, sound andhistory, FPA 186-3 Moving Imagewill examine how a wide range of artists have utilized movingimages in their filmic, photographic, and video works. As this area of study applies to all thedisciplines offered in the SCA, this new course will provide a strong foundation inmedia andimages in the contemporary arts.


Indicate effective term and year course would first beoffered and planned frequency ofoffering thereafter:

This course will be offered Fall Semester 2013 and every consecutive Fall semester.

Will this be arequired or elective course in the curriculum? f7)RequJred ^JElective

What is the probable enrollment when offered? Estimate:

CREDITS

Indicatenumber of credits (units): 3

Indicate numher of hours for: 2 Lecture Seminar 1 Tutorial Lab Other

JANUARY 2012

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 2 01- 3 PAGES

FACULTY Which of your presentCFLfaculty have the expertise to offer thiscourse?

Sabine Bitter, Patricia Gruben, Judy Radul, Laura Marks, Colin Browne, Chris Pavsek, DeniseOleksijczuk

WQB DESIGNATION (attachapproval fromCurriculumOffice)

N/A

PREREQUISITE

Docsthis course replicate the content of a previously-approved course to such an extent that studentsshould not receive credit for both courses?If so,this should be noted in the prerequisite.

None

COREQUISITE

None



Students will (see complete version on attached outline)• Understand the complex ways of how moving images are used in contemporary art• Be provided with tools for critique in a broad aesthetic and social sense• Be able to use this knowledge in their own discipline• Understand the connections between art, culture, and society• Gain creative collaborative skills• Be able to engage with one's own work in a critical way• Develop critical thinking• Be able to engage, analyze, and appreciate the rich use of moving images in contemporary art

Arc there any proposed student fees associated with this course other than tuition fees? v_-/YKS \S/NO

RESOURCES

List any outstanding resource issues to be addressedprior to implementation: space, laboratoryequipment, etc:

None. The Woodward Cinema teaching facility will be sufficient to run this course successfully.

OTHER IMPLICATIONS

Articulation agreement reviewed? tyYES \_y NO \£s NotapplicableExam required: f+i YESCriminal Record Checkrequired: fj YES

JANUARY 2012

APPROVALS

SENATE COMMITTEE OX

UNDERGRADUATE STUD IK.'

NEW COURSE PROPOSAL

3 OF 3 PACES

1 Departmental approval indicates that the Department or Schoolhas approved the content of the course, and has consultedwith othjmDepartments/Schools/Faculties regarding proposed course content and overlap issues.

Chair, Faculty Curriculum Gommittee Date

ultyj iroval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that theicHool/De'partment commits to providing the required Library funds.

Date /

LIST which othcr/DepSttments, Schools and Faculties have been consulted regarding the proposed course content, including overlap issues. Attachdocumentary evidence ofj responses.

Documentation/attached.

Other Faculties approval indicated diat the Dcan(s) orDesignate ofother Faculties AFFECTED by the proposed new course support(s) the approval ofthe new course:

Date

Date

3 SCUS approval indicates that the course has been approved for implementation subject, where appropriate, to financial issuesbeing addressed.

COURSE APPROVED TJY SOUS (Chair of SCUS):

Date

APPROVAL IS SIGNIFIED BY DATEAND APPROPRIATE SIGNATURE.

JANUARY ioii

Dance Major ProgramDance Major Program with National Ballet School Teachers Training ProgramDance Honours ProgramDance Extended Minor Program

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Dance Major Program

Lower Division RequirementsContinuation in the dance major is contingent upon the successful completion of FPA122, 123.124 and 129 and the approval of the Dance Area and approval will be basedon the student's potential, progress, academic record and suitabilityfor the program.

Students complete a minimum of 42 units including all ofFPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Per. ArtsFPA 122-5 Contemporary Dance I *FPA 123-5 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 224-3 Dance Composition IFPA 227-3 History of Dance: 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and six additional units in lower division FPA coursesoutside of dance as follows, including one ofFPA 147-3 Introduction to Electroacoustic MusicFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 290-3 Video Production I

and one ofFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 140-3 Music after 1900FPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories. ContextsFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 270-3 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-3 Production Ensemble I

Upper Division RequirementsStudentscomplete a minimum of34 units including all ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321-4 Contemporary Dance VIFPA 324-3 New Dance Composition

and 14 units selected from the following**FPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet II

FPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance CompositionFPA 326-4 Repertory IFPA 327-4 Repertory IIFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIIIFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in PerformanceFPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysisFPA 427-3 Ballet III

FPA 428-3 Ballet IV

**other dance related courses may be substituted with permission of the school

and nine upper division FPA units including one upper division history or theory courses

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OAT©J,Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 45 units including:

Four core courses below:

FPA 184-3 Sound

FPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/CollaborationPlus one additional FPA history course outside their major 0

and all ofFPA 122-5 Contemporary Dance IFPA 123-5 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 227-3 History of Dance: 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and three additional units in lower division FPA courses outside of dance from belowFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production Management

Upper Division Requirements

Students complete a minimum of 34 units including all ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321-4 Contemporary Dance VIFPA 324-3 New Dance Composition

and 14 units selected from the following**FPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project In Dance Composition *FPA 326-4 Repertory I *FPA 327-4 Repertory II *FPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421 -4 Contemporary Dance VIIIFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in Performance *FPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysisFPA 427-3 Ballet IIIFPA 428-3 Ballet IV

* may be completed more than once for credit


and nine upper division FPA units including one upper division history or theory course

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Dance Major Program with National Ballet School Teachers TrainingProgram Requirements

Students complete 120 units, as specified below.In addition to the bachelor of fine arts (BFA) with a major in dance, the school offers acombined degree/diploma program with the five year National Ballet School Teachers'Training Program where students initiate their studies at Simon Fraser Universityor atthe National Ballet School (NBS).Those who begin at Simon Fraser University will spend three years at the University andtwo years at NBS to receive a BFAdegree and a National Ballet School Teachers'Training diploma. Students who transfer to Simon Fraser University after three NBSstudy years will complete two years at Simon Fraser University and receive a bachelor ofgeneral studies degree and the NBSTeachers' Training Diploma.For a bachelor of fine arts with a major in dance, students must complete a minimum of120 units. 24 of whichmust satisfy the writing, quantitative and breadth (WQB)requirements and 45 units must be in upper division courses.The bachelor of fine arts with a major in dance approaches dance as an art form andintegrates theory with creative and technical studio courses. Emphasis is given tocontemporary dance technique, composition and experimentation. Courses are alsooffered in body conditioning practices, ballet, history and criticism, and movementanalysis.Course work inother artistic disciplines is encouraged, and opportunities for participationin a variety of productions are available. The program is intended for students whodesire to study dance in relation to other contemporary art disciplines and academicfields. Students are encouraged to plan their program in consultation with the school'sadvisor.

Lower Division RequirementsContinuation in the dance major is contingent upon the successful completion of FPA122, 123, 124 and 129 and the approval of the Dance Area. Interviews will be held at theend of the first year and approvalwill be based on the student's potential, progress,academic record and suitability for the program.Students complete a minimum of 40 units including all of

FPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Performing ArteFPA 122-5 Contemporary Dance I •FPA 123-5 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 224-3 Dance Composition IFPA227-3 History of Dance: From the 20th Century to the PresentFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and six additional units in lower division FPA courses outside of dance as follows,including one ofFPA 147>3 Introduction to Electroacoustic MusicFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in VisualArt I

FPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 290-3 Video Production I

and one ofFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 140-3 Music after 1900FPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 270-3 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-3 Production Ensemble II*entry is by audition/interview, usually in early spring or late summer; contact the schoolto make an appointment

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 38 units including all ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321 -4 Contemporary Dance VIFPA 324-3 New Dance Composition

and 18 units selected from the following**FPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance CompositionFPA 326-4 Repertory IFPA 327-4 Repertory IIFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIIIFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in PerformanceFPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysisFPA 427-3 Ballet IIIFPA 428-3 Ballet IVand nine upper division FPA units including one upper division history or theory course**other dance related courses may be substituted with permission of the school

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Dance Major Program with National Ballet School Teachers TrainingProgram Requirements

Students complete 120 units including the program requirements as specified below.

In addition to the bachelor of fine arts (BFA) with a major in dance, the school offers acombined degree/diploma program with the National Ballet School Teachers'Training Program where students initiate their studies at Simon Fraser University orthe National Ballet School (NBS).

Those who begin at Simon Fraser University will spend three years at the University andtwo years at NBS to receive a BFAdegree and a National Ballet School Teachers'Training diploma. Students who transfer to Simon Fraser University after three NBSstudy years will complete two years at Simon Fraser University and receive a bachelor ofgeneral studies degree and the NBS Teachers' Training Diploma.

Fora bachelorof fine arts with a major in dance, students must complete a minimum of120 units, 24 of which must satisfy the writing, quantitative and breadth (WQB)requirements and 45 units must be in upper division courses.

Students are encouraged to plan their program inconsultation with the school's advisor.

Lower Division Requirements

Students complete a minimum total of 45 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound

FPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/CollaborationPlus one additional FPA history course outside their major0

and all ofFPA 122-5 Contemporary Dance IFPA 123-5 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3Dance Improvisation (change to Imp./comp)FPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 227-3 History of Dance: 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and three additional units in lower division FPA courses outside ofdance from belowFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting I

FPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production Management


Students complete a minimum of 34 units including all ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321-4 Contemporary Dance VIFPA 324-3 New Dance Composition

and 14 units selected from the following**FPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance Composition *FPA 326-4 Repertory I *FPA 327-4 Repertory II *FPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIMFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in Performance *FPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysisFPA 427-3 Ballet IIIFPA 428-3 Ballet IV




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Dance Honours Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 132 units, 24 of which must satisfy the writing,quantitative and breadth (WQB) requirements and 45 units must be in upper divisioncourses.

Lower Division RequirementsContinuation in the dance major is contingent upon the successful completion of FPA122,123,124 and 129 and the approval of the Dance Area, and approval will be basedon the student's potential, progress, academic record and suitability for the program.Students complete a minimum of 42 units including all ofFPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 122-5 Contemporary Dance IFPA 123-5 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 224-3 Dance Composition IFPA 227-3 History of Dance: From the 20th Century to the PresentFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and six additional units in lower division FPA courses outside of dance as follows,including one ofFPA 147-3 Introduction to Electroacoustic MusicFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 290-3 Video Production I

and one ofFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 140-3 Music after 1900FPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 270-3 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-3 Production Ensemble II'entry is by audtion/interview, usually in early spring or late summer; contact the schoolto make an appointment

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 45 units including all ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321-4 Contemporary Dance VIFPA 324-3 New Dance Composition

and one ofFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIII

and 14 units selected from the following**

FPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet II tFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance Composition tFPA 326-4 Repertory IFPA 327-4 Repertory IIFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VII tFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIII tFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in PerformanceFPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysistFPA 427-3 Ballet III tFPA 428-3 Ballet IV

and nine upper division FPA units including one upper division history or theory courseand the remaining seven required units chosen from the following courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)FPA 305-3 Explorations in Contemporary Arts IFPA 308-4 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Theory/History)FPA 309-4 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio)FPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance StudiesFPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the ArtsFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance Composition tFPA 335-4 Introduction to Film TheoryFPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video StudiesFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 34-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 352-3 Playmaking IIIFPA 353-4 Playmaking IVFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based PracticesFPA 363-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 365-3 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based PracticesFPA 368-3 Methods and Concepts: Spatial PresentationFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected TopicsFPA 389-3 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts IIFPA 400-3 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 401-3 Directed Studies (Theory/History)FPA 4024 Directed Studios (Studio)FPA 403-4 Directed Studies (Theory/History)FPA 404-5 Directed Studios (Studio)FPA 406-5 Explorations in Contemporary Arts IIFPA 408-4 Contemporary Arts Field Sohool III (Theory/History)FPA 409-4 Contemporary Arts Field School IV (Studio)FPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary ArtsFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 414 3 Advancod Topic in the History of Art and CultureFPA 416-3 Practlcesin Art and CultureFPA 420-4 Contemporary Danoe VII f (or FPA 421»)FPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in PerformanceFPA 426-3 Dance/Movement Analysis tFPA 436-4 Advancod Seminar in Film and Video StudiesFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 447 4 Computer Music CompositionFPA 450-4 Advancod Studio Skills

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FPA 457-4 Context of Thoatro IIIFPA 472-3 Production Practicum VFPA 473-6 Production Practicum VIFPA 485-5 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary ArtsFPA 489-5 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA tor film studies-related courses outside the School for the Contemporary Arts, taken witharea approval

*may be completed more than once for credit


fmay not be completed than once for credit

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Dance Honours Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 132 units including the program requirements below,24 of the overall units must satisfy the writing, quantitative and breadth (WQB)requirements and 45 units must be in upper division courses.

Students complete a minimum total of 45 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound


and all ofFPA 122-5 Contemporary Dance IFPA 123-5 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance Improvisation (change to Imp./comp)FPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221 -4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 227-3 History of Dance: 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and three additional units in lower division FPA courses outside of dance from belowFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production Management

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 46 units including ail ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321 -4 Contemporary Dance VIFPA 324-3 New Dance Composition

and one ofFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIII

and 14 units selected from the following**FPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance Composition *FPA 326-4 Repertory I*FPA 327-4 Repertory II *

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FPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VII tFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIII tFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in Performance *

FPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysistFPA 427-3 Ballet III

FPA 428-3 Ballet IV


and the remaining eight required units chosen from FPA upper division courses(placement in courses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor) 0


** other dance related courses may be substituted with permission of the school

t may not be completed more than once for credit


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Dance Extended Minor Program

Program Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 31 dance units including all ofFPA 122-4 Contemporary Dance I*FPA 123-4 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Fundamental Integration of Human MovementFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA 224-3 Dance Composition I

and one ofFPA 227-3 History of Dance: The 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and one ofFPA 111-3 Issues in the Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 140-3 Music After 1900FPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production Technology*entry is by audition/interview, usually in early spring or late summer; contact the schoolto make an appointment

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 17 dance units including all ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321 -4 Contemporary Dance VI

and six units minimum selected fromFPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance CompositionFPA 326-4 Repertory IFPA 327-4 Repertory IIFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIIIFPA 426-3 Dance/Movement Analysisand one upper division FPA course

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Dance Extended Minor ProgramEntry is by audition/interview, usually in early spring or late summer, contact the schoolto make an appointment

Program Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 31 units including all ofFPA 122-4 Contemporary Dance I*FPA 123-4 Contemporary Dance IIFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Fundamental Integration of Human MovementFPA 220-4 Contemporary Dance IIIFPA 221-4 Contemporary Dance IVFPA285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/Collaboration

and one of

FPA 227-3 History of Dance: The 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance Aesthetics

and one ofFPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 140-3 Music After 1900FPA 170-3 Introduction to Production Technology

Upper Division RequirementsStudents completea minimum of 17 units including ail ofFPA 320-4 Contemporary Dance VFPA 321-4 Contemporary Dance VI

and a minimum of six units selected fromFPA 322-3 Ballet IFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance Composition *FPA 326-4 Repertory I *FPA 327-4 Repertory II *FPA420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Dance VIIIFPA 426-3 Dance/MovementAnalysis

and one upper division FPA course

*may be completed more than once for credit

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Film Major ProgramFilmHonours ProgramFilm and Video Studies Minor ProgramFilm Extended Minor Program

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Film Major Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, as specified below.Entry to all first year film production courses required for the major is by questionnaireand interview. Contact the school in early January prior to attendance at the University torequest an information letter and questionnaire.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 44 units including all ofFPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 130-4 Fundamentals of FilmFPA 131-4 Filmmaking IFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 230-5 Filmmaking IIFPA 231-5 Filmmaking IIIFPA 233-2 The Techniques of Film

and one of*

FPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in CanadaFPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies ••*with prior approval, students may substitute lower division courses from otherdepartments devoted to a film or video topic to fulfill this requirement**may be repeated under another topic

and one ofFPA 232-3 Film SoundFPA 238W-3 Screenwriting IFPA 290-3 Video Production I

and six units of lower division FPAstudiocourses outside film. Students may applyCMNS 258 toward this requirement.and another FPA history or critical course outside film.

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 37 units Including all orFPA 335-4 Introduction to FilmTheory ♦

FPA337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and VideoStudies ++FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies ++

*with prior approval, students may substituteupper division courses devoted to a film orvideo studies topic in other departments, or in directed study in film studies, to fulfill thisrequirement +recommended ++may be repeated under another topicand a minimum of 19 units from the followingFPA 332-3 Film Production Seminar

FPA 333-3 Cinematography and LightingFPA 334-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video ProductionFPA 338W-3 Screenwriting IIFPA 339-3 Directing and Acting for Film and VideoFPA 390-3 Video Production II

FPA 393-3 Techniques of VideoFPA 430-6 Rlmmaking IVFPA 432-6 Rlmmaking V

With prior permission, a directed study course (FPA 400, 402 or 404), a film studiescourse, or another upper division FPA course may be substituted for one of the above.

and one of

FPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 311-4 Interdisciplinary Studies in the ArtsFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies

FPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary ArtsFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies

FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and CultureFPA 416-3 Practices in Art and Culture

or another upper division FPA history or critical course outside film.

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Film Major Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, including the program requirements specified below.

Entry to all first year film production courses required for the major is by questionnaireand interview. Contact the school in early January prior to attendance at the University torequest an information letter and questionnaire.


Students complete a minimum of 44 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound


and all ofFPA 130-4 Fundamentals of FilmFPA 131-4 Filmmaking IFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 230-5 Filmmaking IIFPA 231-5 Filmmaking IIIFPA 233-2 The Techniques of Film

and one of*FPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in Canada**FPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies ***

*with prior approval, students may substitute lower division courses from otherdepartments devoted to a film or video topic to fulfill this requirement

"highly recommended

***may be repeated under another topic

and one ofFPA 232-3 Film SoundFPA 238W-3 Screenwriting I


Students complete a minimum of 36 units including twelve credits from*FPA 335-4 Introduction to Film Theory**FPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies***FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies***

and a minimum of 18 units from the following*FPA 332-3 Film Production Seminar

FPA 333-3 Cinematography and LightingFPA 334-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video ProductionFPA 338W-3 Screenwriting IIFPA 339-3 Directing and Acting for Film and VideoFPA 386-3 Rim Music

FPA 390-3 Video Production II

FPA 393-2 Techniques of VideoFPA 430-6 Rlmmaking IVFPA 432-6 Filmmaking V

*with prior permission, a directed study course (FPA 400, 402 or 404), a film studiescourse, or another upper division FPA course may be substituted for one of the above.

and one of

FPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies

FPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies

FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture

or another upper division FPA history or critical course outside the major

*with prior approval, students may substitute upper division courses devoted to a film orvideo studies topic in other departments, or in a directed study in film studies, to fulfillthis requirement

"recommended


$ See advisor for course options

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Rim Honours Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete 132 units, as specified below.Entry to all first year film production courses required for the major is by questionnaireand interview. Contact the school in early January prior to attendance at the University torequest an information letter and questionnaire.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 44 units including all ofFPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 130-4 Fundamentals of FilmFPA 131-4 Filmmaking IFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 230-5 Rlmmaking IIFPA 231-5 Filmmaking IIIFPA 233-2 The Techniques of Film

and one of*FPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in CanadaFPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies -

and one ofFPA 232-3 Film SoundFPA 238W-3 Screenwriting IFPA 290 3 Video Production I*with prior approval, students may substitute lower division courses from otherdepartments devoted to a film or video topic to fulfill this requirement**may be repeated under another topic

and six units of lower division FPA studio courses outside film. Students may applyCMNS 258 toward this requirementand another FPA history or critical course outside film

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimumof 45 units including all of*FPA 335-4 Introduction to FilmTheory**FPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies -FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies •••*with prior approval, students may substitute upper division courses devoted to a film orvideo studies topic in other departments, or in directed study in film studies, to fulfill thisrequirement♦recommended

++maybe repeated under another topic

and a minimum of 19 units chosen from

FPA 332-3 Film Production Seminar

FPA 333-3 Cinematography and LightingFPA 334-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video ProductionFPA 338W-3 Screenwriting IIFPA 339-3 Directing and Acting for Rim and VideoFPA 390-3 Video Production II

FPA 393-3 Techniques of VideoFPA 430-6 Filmmaking IVFPA 432-6 Filmmaking V

With prior permission, a directed study course (FPA 400,402 or 404), a film studiescourse, or another upper division FPA course may be substituted for one of the above.

and one of

FPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture Studies fFPA 311-4 Interdisciplinary Studies in the ArtsFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies tFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies tFPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary Arts tFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies fFPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture tFPA 416-3 Practices in Art and Culture f

another upper division FPA history or critical course outside film

and six upper division units in FPA film courses

and the remaining four required units chosen from the following courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)

FPA 305-3 Explorations in Contemporary Arts IFPA 308-4 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Theory/History)FPA 309-4 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio)FPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies

FPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the ArtsFPA 323 3 Ballot II

FPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance Composition *FPA 335-4 introduction to Film TheoryFPA 337-4 lntormodiate Selected Topics in Film and Video StudiesFPA 341-3 World Music

FPA 34-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 848-3 Conducting IIFPA 362 3 Playmaking III

FPA 353-4 Playmaking IVFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based PracticesFPA 363-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts; Sculptural PracticesFPA 365 3 Methods and Concepts: Fhoto-ba6ed PracticesFPA 368-3 Methods and Concepts: Spatial PresentationFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected TopicsFPA 389-3 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts IIFPA 400-3 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 401 -3 Directed Studies (Theory/History)FPA 402-4 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 403-4 Directed Studies (Theory/History)FPA 404-5 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 405-5 Explorations in Contemporary Arts IIFPA 408-4 Contomporary Arte Field School III (Theory/History)FPA 409-4 Contemporary Arts Field School IV (Studio)FPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary ArtsFPA 4124 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies


FPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VII ^(or FPA 4211)FPA 426-4 Intensive Studies in Performance

FPA 426-3 Dance/Movement Analysis *FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video StudiesFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 447-4 Computer Music CompositionFPA 450-4 Advanced Studio Skills

FPA 457 4 Context of Theatre 111

FPA 472-3 Production Practicum V

FPA 473-6 Production Practicum VI

FPA 485-5 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary Art6FPA 489 5 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA tor film studies-related courses outside the School for the Contemporary Arts, taken witharea approval

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Film Honours Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete 132 units, including the program requirements specified below.

Entry to all first year film production courses required for the major is by questionnaireand interview. Contact the school in early January prior to attendance at the University torequest an information letter and questionnaire.


Students complete a minimum of 44 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound

FPA186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/CollaborationPlus one additional FPA history course outside their major 0

And all of:FPA 130-4 Fundamentals of FilmFPA 131-4 Filmmaking IFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 230-5 Filmmaking IIFPA 231-5 Filmmaking IIIFPA 233-2 The Techniques of Film

and one of*FPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in Canada**FPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies***

and one ofFPA 232-3 Film SoundFPA 238W-3 Screenwriting I

*with prior approval, students may substitute lower division courses from otherdepartments devoted to a film or video topic to fulfill this requirement

**highly recommended

***maybe repeated under another topic

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 48 units including twelve units from*FPA 335-4 Introduction to FilmTheory**

FPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies***FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies***

•with prior approval, students may substitute upper division courses devoted to a film orvideo studies topic in other departments, or in a directed study in film studies, to fulfillthis requirement

**recommended


and a minimum of 18 credits chosen from*

FPA 332-3 Film Production Seminar

FPA 333-3 Cinematography and LightingFPA 334-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video ProductionFPA 338W-3 Screenwriting IIFPA 339-3 Directing and Acting for Film and VideoFPA 386-3 Film Music

FPA 390-3 Video Production II

FPA 393-2 Techniques of VideoFPA 430-6 Filmmaking IVFPA 432-6 Filmmaking V

*with prior permission, a directed study course (FPA 400, 402 or 404), a film studiescourse, or another upper division FPA course may be substituted for one of the above.

and one of

FPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies*FPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies*

FPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies*

FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture**may not be completed more than once for credit

another upper division FPA history or critical course outside the major

and six upper division units in FPA film courses

and the remaining four required units chosen from FPA upper division courses(placement in courses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor) 0


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Film and Video Studies Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete 12 units including both ofFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema II

and two ofFPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in CanadaFPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*FPA 238W-3 Screenwriting I


Students complete a minimum of 17 units including 12 units fromFPA 335-4 Introduction to Film Theory**FPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*FPA 338W-3 Advanced ScreenwritingFPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies*

and one ofFPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 311-1 Interdisciplinary Studies in the ArtsFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and CultureFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies***FPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary ArtsFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and CultureFPA 416-3 Practices in Art and Culture

'these courses may include studies in film and video analysis, national cinemas, genre,political cinema, etc. and may be repeated for credit when a different topic is offered**recommended***studentswho received credit for FPA313 may also complete FPA 317

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Film and Video Studies Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete 15 units including all ofFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 186-3 Art and the Moving Image

and two ofFPA 235-3 Experimental Rim and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in CanadaFPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*FPA 238W-3 Screenwriting I


Students complete a minimum of 17 units including 11 or 12 units fromFPA 335-4 Introduction to Film Theory**FPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*FPA 338W-3 Advanced ScreenwritingFPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies*

and one ofFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and CultureFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies***FPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture

*these courses may include studies in film and video analysis, national cinemas, genre,political cinema, etc. and may be repeated for credit when a different topic is offered

**recommended

***students who received credit for FPA 313 may also complete FPA 317

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Film Extended Minor Program

Program RequirementsThis program is for students who wish to apply broad range studies from other Universityprograms to film and video production. Film has affinities with many social sciences andhumanities disciplines, as well as business and communication. Students from othercontemporary arts areas may develop specific skills such as composing for film,multimedia installation, or directing actors through a film extended minor with anotherextended minor in an appropriate area. Entry to all film production courses is byquestionnaire and interview. Contact the school by early January for an information letterand questionnaire.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 28 units including all ofFPA 111-3 Issues in the Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 130-4 Fundamentals of FilmFPA 131-4 Filmmaking I

and two ofFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in CanadaFPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*

and at least eight units fromFPA 230-5 Filmmaking IIFPA 231-5 Filmmaking IIIFPA 232-3 Film SoundFPA 233-2 The Techniques of FilmFPA 238W-3 Screenwriting IFPA 290-3 Video Production I

and three units from another lower division FPA course.

*may include film and video analysis, national cinemas, genre, political cinema, etc., andmay be repeated for credit when a different topic is offered.


Students complete a minimum total of 17 units, including at least three ofFPA 332-3 Film Production SeminarFPA 334-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video ProductionFPA 338W-3 Screenwriting IIFPA 339-3 Directing and Acting for Film and VideoFPA 390-3 Video Production IIFPA 393-2 Techniques of Video

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An upper division FPA studio course outside film may be substituted for one of theabove.

and at least one of

FPA 335-4 Introduction to Film TheoryFPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies*

and one of

PFA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 311 -A Interdisciplinary Studies in the ArtsFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and CultureFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies**

FPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studios in tho Contemporary ArteFPA 412-3 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies


or another upper division FPA history or critical course outside film.*these courses may include studies in film and video analysis, national cinemas, genre,political cinema, etc. and may be repeated for credit when a different topic is offered,"students who received credit for FPA 313 may also complete FPA 317

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Film Extended Minor Program

Program RequirementsThis program is for students who wish to study film and video production&post-production along with courses fromother departments and programs within theUniversity, including Contemporary Arts. Filmhas affinities with many social sciencesand humanities disciplines, as well as with business and communication. Studentsstudying in other Contemporary Artsareas may undertake an extended minor in Film inorder to develop specific skills such as composing for film, multimedia installation, ordirecting actors, and may combine this with an extended minor in their owndiscipline.Entryto all film production courses is by questionnaire and interview. Contact the schoolby early January for an information letter and questionnaire.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 28 units including all ofFPA 130-4 Fundamentals of FilmFPA 131-4 Filmmaking I

nine units fromFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 236-3 Cinema in CanadaFPA 237-3 Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*

and at least eight units fromFPA 230-5 Filmmaking IIFPA 231-5 Filmmaking IIIFPA 232-3 Film SoundFPA 233-2 The Techniques of FilmFPA 238W-3 Screenwriting I

and three units from another lower division FPA course

*may include film and video analysis, national cinemas, genre, political cinema, etc., andmay be repeated for credit when a different topic is offered


Students complete a minimum of 17 units, including at least three ofFPA 332-3 Film Production SeminarFPA 334-3 Selected Topics In Film and Video ProductionFPA 338W-3 Screenwriting IIFPA 339-3 Directing and Acting for Film and VideoFPA 386-3 Film MusicFPA 390-3 Video Production IIFPA 393-2 Techniques of Video

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an upper division FPA studio course outside film may be substituted for one of theabove

and at least one of

FPA 335-4 Introduction to Film TheoryFPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film and Video Studies*FPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studies*

and one of

FPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and CultureFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies**

FPA 412-3 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies


or another upper division FPA history or critical course outside the major

*these courses may include studies in film and video analysis, national cinemas, genre,political cinema, etc. and may be repeated for credit when a different topic is offered.

"students who received credit for FPA 313 may also complete FPA 317

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Music Major ProgramMusic Honours ProgramMusic Extended Minor Program

From:

Music Major Program

Program RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 39 units, including all ofFPA 111 Issues in Fine and Performing Arts (3)FPA 140Music after 1900 (3)FPA 145 Introduction to Music Composition and Theory (3)FPA 147 Introduction to Eleotroacoustio Music (3)FPA 240 Contemporary Music Performance I (3)FPA 244 TheoryofContemporary Music (3)FPA 285 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/Collaboration (3)

and four ofFPA 243 Gameian I (3)FPA 245 Music Composition I (3)FPA 246 Music Composition II (3)FPA 247 Electroacoustic Music I (3)FPA 248 Conducting I (3)FPA 249 Selected Topics in Music I (3)

CMNS 258 Introduction to Electroacoustic Communication (3)and one additional FPA studio course from outside of the music disciplineand one FPA theory or history course from outside of the music discipline

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 45 units, including the requirements for one of thefollowing three streams.

Composition StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete a minimum total of 34 upper divisionunits, including all ofFPA 345Music Composition III (4)FPA 346 Music Composition IV (4)FPA 445 Music Composition V (4)FPA 446 Senior Project in Music Composition (5)

and a minimum of 11 units chosen fromFPA 340 Contemporary Music Performance II (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 343 Gameian II (3)FPA 344 Contemporary Music Analysis and Criticism (3)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 349 Selected Topics in Music II (3)FPA 443 Gameian III (3)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside of the music discipline.

Electroacoustic StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete a minimumof 32 upper division unitsincluding all ofFPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 387 Digital Art (3)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)

and a minimum of 15 units chosen fromCMNS 358 Sound Recording: Theory and Design (4)CMNS 359 Acoustic Dimensions of Communication II •(4)FPA 340 Contemporary Music Performance II (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 343 Gameian II (3)FPA 344 Contemporary MusicAnalysis and Criticism (3)FPA 345 Music Composition III (4)FPA 346 Music Composition IV (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 349 Selected Topics in Music II (3)FPA 443 Gameian III (3)FPA 445 Music Composition V (4)FPA 446 Senior Project in Music Composition (5)

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen fromoutside of the music discipline

Collaboration StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete a minimum of32 upper division unitsincluding

FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA (5)

and throo ofFPA 311 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Arts (4)FPA 324 New Dance Composition ^3)FPA 326 Special Project inDance Composition ^(3)FPA 352 Playmaking III (3)FPA 353 Playmaking IV ^(4)FPA 453 Theory and Practice of Directing (4)

and a minimum of 15 units chosen fromFPA 340 Contemporary Music Performance II (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 343 Gamolan II (3)FPA 344 Contemporary Music Analysis and Criticism (3)FPA 346 Music Composition III (4)FPA 346 Music Composition IV (4)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 349 Selected Topics in Music II (3)FPA 443 Gamolan III (3)FPA 445 Music Composition V (4)FPA 446Senior Project in Music Composition (5)

Music Compoand an additional three FPA units from outside musicFPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)

•collaboration stream students participateas music students in these classes. Othor FPA6tudio courses at the upper division may be substituted with the permission of the area

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Music Major ProgramStudents complete 120 units including the program requirements as specified below.

Entry to the music program requires that students read music staff notation at agood to excellent level and possess a solid understanding of musicfundamentals. Students must pass the SFU Music Entrance exam with a grade ofB (or better) OR take the course FPA 104 Music Fundamentals and achieve agrade of B (or better). SFU Music Entrance exams are held regularly throughoutthe year, so prospective students should contact the School for informationregarding this requirement


Students complete a minimum total of36 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound

FPA 186-3 Ait and the Moving ImageFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/CollaborationPlus one additional FPA history course outside their major 0

and all ofFPA 140-3 Music after 1900FPA 145-3 Intro, to Music Comp. &Theory IFPA 146-3 Intro, to Music Comp. &Theory II

and four of:FPA 243-3 Gameian IFPA 245-3 Music Composition IFPA 246-3 Music Composition IIFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 248-3 Conducting IFPA 249-3 Selected Topics in Music ICMNS 258-3 Intro to ElectroA Communication

and one additional FPA studio course from outside the major


Composition StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete a minimum of 34 units including all ofFPA 345-4 Music Composition IIIFPA 346-4 Music Composition IVFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 446-5 Senior Project in Music Composition

and a minimum of 11 units chosen from

FPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 343-3 Gameian IIFPA 344-3 Contemporary Music Analysis and CriticismFPA 347-4 Electroacoustic Music ilFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 349-3 Selected Topics in Music IIFPA 386-3 Film MusicFPA 443-3 Gameian IIIFPA 447-4 Computer Music Composition

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside of the music discipline (CMNS 358or 359 may be substituted)

Electroacoustic Stream

Students who choose this stream will complete a minimum of 32 units including all ofFPA 347-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 447-4 Computer Music Composition

and a minimum of 18 units chosen fromFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 343-3 Gameian IIFPA 344-3 Contemporary Music Analysis and CriticismFPA 345-4 Music Composition IIIFPA 346-4 Music Composition IVFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 349-3 Selected Topics in Music IICMNS 358-4 Sound Recording: Theory and DesignCMNS 359-4 Acoustic Dimensions of Communication IIFPA 386-3 Film MusicFPA 443-3 Gameian IIIFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 446-5 Senior Project in Music Composition

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside the major


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Music Honours ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 132 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 39 units, including allofFPA 111 icouoc in Fino and Forforming Arts (3)FPA 140 Music after 1900 (3)FPA 145 Introduction to Music Composition and Theory (3)FPA 147 Introduction to ElQctroacoustic Music (3)FPA 240 Contemporary Music Performance I (3)FPA 244 Theory of Contemporary Music (3)FPA 285 Interdisciplinary Studio- Composition/Collaboration (3)

and four ofFPA 243 Gameian I (3)FPA 245 Music Composition I (3)FPA 246 Music Composition il (3)FPA 247 Electroacoustic Music I (3)FPA 248 Conducting I (3)FPA 249 Selected Topics in Music I (3)CMNS 258 Introduction to Electroacoustic Communication (3)

and one additional FPA studio course from outside of the music discipline

and one FPAtheory or historycourse from outside of the music discipline

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 45 units, includingFPA 446 Senior Project in Music Composition (5)and one of the following streams

Composition StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete all ofFPA 345 Music Composition III (4)FPA 346 Music Composition IV (4)FPA 445 Music Composition V (4)

and a minimum of 11 units chosen fromFPA 340 ContemporaryMusic Performance II (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 343 Gameian II (3)FPA 344 ContemporaryMusic Analysis and Criticism (3)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 349 Selected Topics in Music II (3)FPA 443 Gameian III (3)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside of the music discipline (CMNS 358or 359 may be substituted)

and the remaining 11 required units chosen from the following courses (placement inooursee-to-based on prerequisites-and/or permission of tho-inetruotor)FPA305 Explorations In Contemporary Arts I (3)FPA-308 Contemporary Arts Field School I(Theory/Hletory) (4)

FPA 309 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio) (4)FPA 310 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 312 Solocted Topics in Art and Culture Studies (3)FPA 314 Readings in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 317 Introduction to Performanco Studies (4)FPA 319W Critical Writing in the Arts (3)FPA 323 Ballet II (3)FPA 325 Special Project in Dance Composition (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 352 Playmaking III (3)FPA 353 Playmaking IV (4)FPA 362 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based Practices (3)FPA 363 Methods and-Concepts: Painting Practices (3)FPA 364 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 365 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 368 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Presentation (3)FPA-369 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics (3)FPA 389 Selected Topics in the Fino and Performing Art6 II (3)FPA 400 Directed Studies (Studio) (3)FPA 401 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (3)FPA 402 Dirootod Studies (Studio) (4)FPA 403 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (4)FPA 404 Diroctod Studies (Studio) (5)FPA 405 Explorations in Contemporary Arts II (5)FPA 408 Contemporary Arts Field School III (Theory/History) (4)FPA 409 Contemporary Arte Field School IV (Studio) (4)FPA 411 Interdisciplinary Studies in theContemporary Arts (3)FPA 412 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 414 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 416 Practices in Art and Culture (3)FPA 420 Contemporary Dance VII (4)FPA 421 Contemporary Dance VIII (4)FPA 425 Intensive Studies in Performance (4)FPA 426 Dance/Movoment Analysis (3)FPA 445 Music Composition V (4)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)FPA 450 Advanced Studio Skills (4)FPA 457ContextofThoatro III (4)FPA 472 Production Praoticum V (3)FPA 473 Production Fracticum VI (6)FPA 485 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary Arts (6)FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA (5)or film studies-related courses outside the School for the Contemporary Arts, takenwith area approval

Electroacoustic StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete all ofFPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA387 Digital Art (3)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)and a minimum of 15 units chosen fromCMNS 358 Sound Recording: Theory and Design (4)CMNS 359 Acoustic Dimensions of Communication II • (4)FPA 340 Contemporary Music Performance II (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 343 Gameian II (3)FPA 344 Contemporary Music Analysis and Criticism (3)

FPA 345 Music Composition III (4)FPA 346 Music Composition IV (4)FPA 348 Conducting II • (3)FPA 349 Selected Topics in Music II (3)FPA 443 Gameian III (3)FPA 445 Music Composition V (4)

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside of the music disciplineand the remaining 13 required units chosen from the following courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)FPA 305 Explorations in Contemporary Arts I (3)FPA 308 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Theory/History) (4)FPA 309 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio) (4)FPA 310 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 312 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies (3)FPA 314 Readings in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 317 Introduction to Performance Studies (4)FPA 310W Critical Writing in the Arte (3)FPA 323 Ballet II (3)FPA 325 Special Project in Dance Composition (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 352 Playmaking III (3)FPA 353 Playmaking IV (4)FPA 362 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based Practices (3)FPA 363 Methods and Concepts: Painting Practices (3)FPA 364 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 365 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 368 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Presentation (3)FPA 369 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics (3)FPA 389 Selected Topics in the Fino and Performing Arts II (3)FPA 400 Directed Studies (Studio) (3)FPA 401 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (3)FPA 402 Directed Studies (Studio) (4)FPA 403 Directed Studios (Theory/History) (4)FPA 404 Directed Studies (Studio) (5)FPA 405 Explorations in Contemporary Arts II (5)FPA 408 Contemporary Arts Field School III (Theory/History) (4)FPA 409 Contemporary Arts Field School IV (Studio) (4)FPA 411 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary Arts (3)FPA 412 Advanced Seminar InArt and Culture Studies (4)FPA 414 Advanced Topic in the-History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 416 Practices In Art and Culture (3)FPA 420 Contemporary Dance VII (4)FPA 421 Contemporary Dance VIII (4)FPA 426 Intensive Studies in Performance (4)FPA 426 Dance/Movement Analysis (3)FPA 446 Music Composition V (4)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)FPA 450 Advancod Studio Skills (4)FPA 457 Context of Thoatre III (4)FPA 472 Production Practicum V (3)FPA 473 Production Practlcum VI (6)FPA 485 interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary Arts (5)FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project In FPA -(&)or film studios rolated courses outside the School for-the Contemporary Arts, takenwith area approval

Collaboration StreamStudonts who choose this stream will completeFPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA ^5>and three ofFPA 311 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Arts (4)FPA 324 New Dance Composition -(3)FPA 325 Special Project in Dance Composition ^-(3)FPA 352 Playmaking III ^3}FPA 353 Playmaking IV ^(4)FPA 453 Theory and Practice of Directing (4)and a minimum of 15 units chosen fromFPA 340 Contemporary Music Performance II (3)FPA 341 World Music *43>FPA 343 Gameian II (3)FPA 344 Contemporary Music Analysis and Criticism (3)FPA 345 Music Composition III (4)FPA 346 Music Composition IV (4)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II ^(4)FPA 348 Conducting II ^(3)FPA 349 Selected Topics in Music II (3)FPA 443 Gameian 111 (3)FPA 445 Music Composition V ^(4)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition ^(4)and an additional three FPA unite from outside musicand the remaining 13 required units chosen from the following courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or pormicsion of the instructor)FPA 305 Explorations in Contemporary Arts I (3)FPA 308 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Thoory/Hictory) (4)FPA 309 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio) (4)FPA 310 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture Studies *j4)FPA 312 Solootod Topics inArt and Culture Studies ^{3}FPA 314 Roadings in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 317 Introduction to Porformance Studies »44)FPA 319W Critical Writing in the Arts (3)FPA 323 Ballot II (3)FPA 325 Special Projoct in Dance Composition t (3)FPA 341 World Music *#>FPA 347 Eloctroacoustic Music II f{4)FPA 348 Conducting II t-(3>FPA 352 Playmaking III f{3>FPA 353 Playmaking IV^(4)FPA 362 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-basod Practices (3)FPA 363 Mothods and Concepts: Painting Practices (3)FPA 364 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 365 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 368 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Presentation (3)FPA 369 Mothods afld Concepts: Selected Topics (3)FPA 389 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts II (3)FPA 400 Directed Studios (Studio) (3)FPA 401 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (3)FPA 402 Directed Studies (Studio) (4)FPA 403 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (4)FPA 404 Directed Studios (Studio) (5)FPA 405 Explorations in Contemporary Arts II (5)FPA 408 Contemporary Arts Field School Hi (Theory/History) (4)FPA 409 Contemporary Arts Flold School IV (Studio) (4)FPA 411 Interdisciplinary Studies In the Contemporary Arts t(3)

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FPA 412 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies f(4)FPA 414 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture ^(3)FPA 416 Practices in Art and Culture f(3>FPA 420 Contemporary Dance VII (4)FPA 421 Contemporary Dance VIll (4)FPA 425 Intensive Studies in Performance (4)FPA 426 Dance/Movement Analysis (3)FPA 445 Music Composition V 4^4)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition **(4)FPA 450 Advanced Studio Skills (4)FPA 457 Context of Theatre III (4)FPA 472 Production Practicum V (3)FPA 473 Production Practioum VI (6)FPA 485 interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary Arts (5)or film studies-related courses outside the School for tho Contemporary Arts, takenwith area approval^collaboration 6tream students participate as music students in these classes. Other FPAstudio courses at tho upper division may be substituted with the permission of the area.tmay not be completed than once for credit

To:

Music Honours ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 132 units including the program requirements as specified below.

Entry to the music program requires that students read music staff notation at agood to excellent level and possess a solid understanding of musicfundamentals. Students must pass the SFU Music Entrance exam with a grade ofB (or better) OR take the course FPA 104 Music Fundamentals and achieve agrade of B (or better). SFU Music Entrance exams are held regularly throughoutthe year, so prospective students should contact the School for informationregarding this requirement.


Students complete a minimumtotal of36 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound


and all ofFPA 140-3 Music after 1900FPA 145-3 Introduction to Music Comp. &Theory IFPA 146-3 Introduction to Music Comp. &Theory II

and four of:FPA 243-3 Gameian IFPA 245-3 Music Composition IFPA 246-3 Music Composition IIFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 248-3 Conducting IFPA 249-3 Selected Topics in Music ICMNS 258-3 Introduction to Electroacoustic Communication

and one additional FPA studio course from outside the major

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 46 units

Composition StreamStudents who choose this stream will complete all ofFPA 345-4 Music Composition IIIFPA 346-4 Music Composition IVFPA 445-4 Music Composition V

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FPA 446-5 Senior Project in Music Composition

and a minimum of 11 units chosen fromFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 343-3 Gameian IIFPA 344-3 Contemporary Music Analysis and CriticismFPA 347-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 349-3 Selected Topics in Music IIFPA 386-3 Film MusicFPA 443-3 Gameian IIIFPA 447-4 Computer Music Composition

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside the major (CMNS 358 or 359 maybe substituted)

and the remaining 12 required units chosen from FPA upper division courses (placementin courses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor) 0

$ See advisor for course options

Electroacoustic Stream

Students who choose this stream will complete all ofFPA 347-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 447-4 Computer Music Composition

and a minimum of 17 units chosen fromCMNS 358-4 Sound Recording: Theory and DesignCMNS 359-4 Acoustic Dimensions of Communication II •FPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 343-3 Gameian IIFPA 344-3 Contemporary Music Analysis and CriticismFPA 345-4 Music Composition IIIFPA 346 Music Composition IVFPA 348-3 Conducting II •FPA 349-3 Selected Topics in Music IIFPA 386-3 Film MusicFPA 443-3 Gameian IIIFPA 445-4 Music Composition V

and a minimum of six FPA units chosen from outside the major

and the remaining 15 units chosen from FPA upper division courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor) 0


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Music Extended Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 24 units, including ail ofFPA 140-3 Music After 1900FPA 145-3 Introduction to Music Composition and TheoryFPA 147-3 Introduction to Electroacoustic Music

and four ofFPA 240-3 Contemporary Music Performance IFPA 243-3 Gameian IFPA 244-3 Thoory of Contemporary MusicFPA 245-3 Music Composition IFPA 246-3 Music Composition IIFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 248-3 Conducting IFPA 249-3 Selected Topics in Music I

and one FPA lower division theory or history course outside music.

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 15 units, including three ofFPA 340-3 Contemporary Music Performance IIFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 343-3 Gameian IIFPA 344-3 Contemporary Music Analysis and CriticismFPA 345-4 Music Composition IIIFPA 346-4 Music Composition IVFPA 347-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 349-3 Selected Topics in Music ilFPA 443-3 Gameian IIIFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 446-5 Senior Project in Music CompositionFPA 447-4 Computer Music Composition

and six additional units in upper division FPA courses. Additional music courses may beused to fulfill this requirement.

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Music Extended Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

Entry to the music program requires that students read music staff notation at agood to excellent level and possess a solid understanding of musicfundamentals. Students must pass the SFU Music Entrance exam with a grade ofB (or better) OR take the course FPA 104 Music Fundamentals and achieve agrade of B (or better). SFU Music Entrance exams are held regularly throughoutthe year, so prospective students should contact the School for informationregarding this requirement.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 24 units, including allofFPA 140-3 Music After 1900FPA 184-3 SoundFPA 145-3 Introduction to Music Composition and Theory

and four ofFPA 243-3 Gameian IFPA 245-3 Music Composition IFPA 246-3 Music Composition IIFPA 247-3 Electroacoustic Music IFPA 248-3 Conducting IFPA 249-3 Selected Topics in Music I

and one FPA lower division theory or history course outside the major

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 15 units including three ofFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 343-3 Gameian IIFPA 344-3 Contemporary Music Analysis and CriticismFPA 345-4 Music Composition IIIFPA 346-4 Music Composition IVFPA 347-4 Electroacoustic Music IIFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 349-3 Selected Topics in Music liFPA 386-3 Film MusicFPA 443-3 Gameian IIIFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 446-5 Senior Project in Music CompositionFPA 447-4 Computer Music Composition

and six additional units in upper division FPA courses. Additional music courses may beused to fulfill this requirement.

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Theatre Major Program: Performance StreamTheatre Major Program with Production andDesign StreamTheatre Honours Program with Performance StreamTheatreHonours Program with Production and Design StreamTheatre Extended Minor Program

From:

Theatre Major Program with Performance StreamProgram RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsEntry to FPA 250,252,254 and to the major in theatre (performance stream) is byaudition, usually cchoduled for oarly spring and late summer. Contactthe school to makoan appointmont.

Students who wish to enrol in tho theatre porformanco stream normally complete FPA150,151, and 170, and are advised to complete othor courses required for themajorprior to auditioning for ontry to the program.

Students complete a minimum total of 44units, Including all ofFPA 111 Issues in Fine and Performing Arts (3)FPA 129 Movement Fundamentals (3)FPA 150 Introduction to Acting I (3)FPA 151 Introduction to Acting II (3)FPA 170 Introduction to Production Technology (3)FPA 250 Acting I (3)FPA 251 Acting II (3)FPA252 Playmaking I (3)FPA 253 Playmaking II (3)FPA 254 Theatre Laboratory I (2)FPA 255 Theatre Laboratory II (2)FPA 257WContext ofTheatre I (3)

and one ofFPA 171 Introduction to Stage and Production Management (3)FPA 270 Production Ensemble I (3)and two FPA studio courses other than theatre

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 33 units, including all ofFPA350 Acting III (3)FPA351 Acting IV (3)FPA354 Theatre Laboratory III (2)FPA 355 Theatre Laboratory IV (2)FPA 357WContextof Theatre II (3)

and an additional 20 units of upperdivision credit.No more than eight upper division units from outside FPA may beused toward themajor.

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Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 43 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound


and all of:FPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IIFPA 170-3 Intro, to Production TechnologyFPA 250-3 Acting IFPA 251-3 Acting IIFPA 252-3 Playmaking IFPA 253-3 Playmaking IIFPA 254-2 Theatre Laboratory iFPA 255-2 Theatre Laboratory IIFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre I

and one ofFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 270-6 Production Ensemble I

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 33 units, including all ofFPA 350-3 Acting IIIFPA 351-3 Acting IVFPA 354-2 Theatre Laboratory IIIFPA 355-2 Theatre Laboratory IVFPA 357W-3 Context of Theatre II

and an additional 20 units of upper division credit

No more than eight upper division units from outside FPA may be used toward themajor.


From:

Theatre Major Program with Production and Design StreamProgram RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsEntry to FPA 270 and/or 271 and tothemajor in thoatre (production and docign stream)is by interview, usually schodulod for early spring and lato cummor. Contact thegeneraloffico to make an appointment.

Students who wish to enrol in the theatre production and design stroam normallycomplete FPA 170,171 and 150, andare advised to complete other coursos required forthe major prior to interviewing for ontry Intothe program.

Students complete a minimum total of39 units, including all ofFPA 111 Issues in Fino and Performing Arte (3)FPA 147 Introduction to Electroacoustic Music (3)FPA 150 Introduction to Acting I (3)FPA 170 Introduction to Production Technology (3)FPA 171 Introduction to Stage and Production Management (3)FPA 257W Context of Theatre I (3)FPA 270 Production Ensemble I (3)FPA 271 Production Ensemble II (3)FPA 272 Production Practicum I (3)FPA 273 Production Practicum II (3)

and one ofFPA 120 Introduction to Contemporary Popular Dance Forms (3)FPA 124 Dance Improvisation (3)FPA 129 Movement Fundamentals (3)FPA 226 Dancing in Cyberspace (3)

and one ofFPA 160 Introductory Studio in Visual Art I (3)FPA 161 Introductory Studio in Visual Art II (3)FPA 268 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Procentation (3)and three units of any lower division FPA studio course outside ofTheatre.

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 39 units, including all ofFPA 357W Context of Theatre li (3)FPA 370 Production Ensemble III (3)FPA 371 Production Ensemble IV (3)FPA 374 Stage Lighting (3)FPA 375 Stage Design (3)

and a minimum of nine units of Production and Design practicum from

FPA 372 Production Practicum III (3)FPA 373 Production Practicum IV (3)FPA 472 Production Practicum V (3)FPA 473 Production Practicum VI (6)

and one of

FPA 325 Special Project in Dance Composition (3)FPA 352 Playmaking III (3)FPA 353 Playmaking IV (4)FPA 450 Advanced Studio Skills (4)FPA 453 Theory and Practice of Directing (4)FPA 457 Context of Theatre III (4)FPA 470 Production Ensemble V (3)FPA 471 Production Ensemble VI (3)FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA (5)and 12 units of upper division FPA courses which may be drawn from any of the aboveor from other available FPA offerings. At least three of these units must be from an FPAtheory or history course outside of Theatre

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FPA 184-3 Sound

FPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/CollaborationPlus one additional FPA history course outside their major v

and all of:FPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre IFPA 270-6 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-6 Production Ensemble II

and one of:FPA 120-3 Introduction to Contemporary Popular Dance FormsFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Movement Fundamentals

and one of:FPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 161-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art II

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 39 units, including all ofFPA 357W-3 Context of Theatre IIFPA 370-6 Production Ensemble IIIFPA 371-6 Production Ensemble IVFPA 374-3 Stage LightingFPA 375-3 Stage Design

and one ofFPA 470-6 Production Ensemble VFPA 471-6 Production Ensemble VI

and one ofFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance CompositionFPA 352-3 Playmaking IIIFPA 353-4 Playmaking IVFPA 450-4 Advanced Studio Skills

FPA 453-4 Theory and Practice of DirectingFPA 457-4 Context of Theatre III

FPA 485-5 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary ArtsFPA 489-5 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA

and the remaining credits in upper division FPA courses which may be drawn from anyof the above or from other available FPAofferings. At least three of these units must befrom an FPA theory or history course outside of Theatre


From:

Theatre Honours Program with Performance StreamProgram Requirements

Students complete 132 units, as specified below.Performance Stream

Lower Division RequirementsEntry to FPA250, 252, 254 and to thomajor in thoatre (performance stream) is byaudition, usuallyscheduled for oarlyspringand late summer.Contact the school tomake an appointment.

Students who wish to enrol in the theatre performance stream normally complete FPA150,151, and 170, and aro advised to complete other courcos roquired for the majorprior to auditioning for entry to the program.

Students complete a minimum total of 44 units, including all ofFPA 111 Issues in Fine and Performing Arts (3)FPA 129 Movement Fundamentals (3)FPA 150 Introduction to Acting I (3)FPA 151 Introduction to Acting II (3)FPA 170 Introduction to Production Technology (3)FPA 250 Acting I (3)FPA 251 Acting II (3)FPA 252 Playmaking I (3)FPA 253 Playmaking II (3)FPA 254 Theatre Laboratory I (2)FPA 255 Theatre Laboratory II (2)FPA 257W Context of Theatre I (3)

and one ofFPA 171 Introductionto Stage and Production Management (3)FPA 270 Production Ensemble I (3)and two FPA studio courses other than theatre

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 45 units, including all ofFPA 350 Acting III (3)FPA 351 Acting IV(3)FPA 354 Theatre Laboratory III (2)FPA 355 Theatre Laboratory IV (2)FPA 357W Context of Theatre II (3)FPA 453 Theory and Practice of Directing (4)and an additional 20 units of upper division credit.and the remaining eight required units chosen from the following courcos (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)

FPA 306 Explorations in Contemporary Arts I (3)

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FPA308 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Theory/Hi6tory) (4)FPA 309 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio) (4)FPA 310 InterdisciplinaryMethods inArtand Culturo Studies (4)FPA 312 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies (3)FPA 314 Roodings in the Historyof Art and Culture (3)FPA 317 Introduction to Performance Studies (4)FPA 319W Critical Writing in the Arte (3)FPA 323 Ballet II (3)FPA 325 Special Project InDance Composition (3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 347 Electroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 352 Playmaking III (3)FPA 363 Playmaking IV (4)FPA 362 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based Practices (3)FPA 363 Methods and Concepts: Painting Practices (3)FPA 364 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 365 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 368 Methods and Concepts; Spatial Presentation (3)FPA 369 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics (3)FPA 389 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts II (3)FPA 400 Directed Studies (Studio) (3)FPA 401 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (3)FPA 402 Directed Studies (Studio) (4)FPA 403 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (4)FPA 404 Directed Studies (Studio) (6)FPA 405 Explorations in Contemporary Arts II (5)FPA 408 Contemporary Arte Field School III (Theory/History) (4)FPA 409 Contemporary Arte Field School IV (Studio) (4)FPA 411 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary Arts (3)FPA 412 Advanced Seminar InArt and Culture Studies (4)FPA 414 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 416 Practices In Art and Culture (3)FPA 420 Contemporary Dance VII (4)FPA 421 Contemporary Dance VIM (4)FPA 425 Intensive Studies in Performance (4)FPA 426 Dance/Movement Analysis (3)FPA 446 Music Composition V (4)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)FPA 450 Advanced Studio Skills (4)FPA 467 Context of Thoatro ill (4)FPA 472 Production Practicum V (3)FPA 473 Production Practicum VI (6)FPA 485 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary Arte (5)FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA (5)

or film studies-related courses outelde the School for the Contemporary Arte, takewith area approvalNo more than 8 upper division units from outside FPA may bo used toward the major

To:

Theatre Honours Program with Performance StreamProgram Requirements




FPA 184-3 Sound

FPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/CollaborationPlus one additional FPA history course outside their major v

and all of:FPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IIFPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA 170-3 Intro, to Production TechnologyFPA 250-3 Acting IFPA 251-3 Acting IIFPA 252-3 Playmaking IFPA 253-3 Playmaking IIFPA 254-2 Theatre Laboratory IFPA 255-2 Theatre Laboratory IIFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre I

and one ofFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 270-6 Production Ensemble I

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 45 units, including all ofFPA 350-3 Acting IIIFPA 351-3 Acting IVFPA 354-2 Theatre Laboratory IIIFPA 355-2 Theatre Laboratory IVFPA 357W-3 Context of Theatre IIFPA 453-4 Theory and Practice of Directing

and an additional 28 unite of upper division credit

A maximum of 8 upper division units may come from outside FPA.

and a minimum of 20 units chosen from FPA upper division courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor) 0

v See advisor for course options

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From

Theatre Honours Program with Production and Design StreamProgram Requirements

Students complete 132 units, as specified below.

Production and Design StreamLower Division RequirementsEntry to FPA 270 and/or 271 and to the major in theatre (production and design stream)is by interview, usually scheduled for early spring and late summer. Contact tho generaloffice to make an appointment.Students who wish to enrol in the theatre production and design stream normallycomplete FPA 170,171 and 150, and are advised to complete other courses required forthe major prior to interviewing for entry into the program.

Students complete a minimum total of 39 units, including all ofFPA 111 Issues in Fine and Performing Arts (3)FPA 147 Introduction to Electroacoustic Mu6ic (3)FPA 150 Introduction to Acting I (3)FPA 170 Introduction to Production Technology (3)FPA 171 Introduction to Stage and Production Management (3)FPA 257W Context of Theatre I (3)FPA 270 Production Ensemble I (3)FPA 271 Production Ensemble II (3)FPA 272 Production Practicum I (3)FPA 273 Production Practicum ll (3)

and one ofFPA 120 Introduction to Contemporary Popular Dance Forms (3)FPA 124 Dance Improvisation (3)FPA 129 Movement Fundamentals (3)FPA 226 Dancing in Cyberspace (3)

and one ofFPA 160 Introductory Studio in Visual Art I (3)FPA 161 Introductory Studio InVisual Art II (3)FPA 268 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Presentation (3)and three units of any lower division FPA studio course outside of Theatre.

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimumtotal of 45 units, including all ofFPA 357W Context of Theatre II (3)FPA 370 Production Ensemble III (3)FPA 371 Production Ensemble IV (3)FPA 374 Stage Lighting (3)FPA 375 Stage Design (3)FPA 453 Theory and Practice of Directing (4)and a minimum of nine units of Production and Design practicum fromFPA 372 Production Practicum III (3)

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FPA 373 Production Practicum IV (3)FPA 472 Production Practicum V (3)FPA 473 Production Practicum VI (6)and one of

FPA 325 Special Project in Dance Composition (3)FPA 352 Playmaking III +(3)FPA 353 Playmaking IV +(4)FPA 450 Advanced Studio Skills +(4)FPA 453 Theory and Practice of Directing (4)FPA 457 Context of Theatre III (4)FPA 470 Production Ensemble V (3)FPA 471 Production Ensemble VI (3)FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA +(5)+may not be completed than once for creditand 12 units of upper division FPA courses which may be drawn from any of the aboveor from other available FPA offerings. At least three of these units must be from an FPAtheory or history course outside of Theatre.and the remaining two required units chosen from the following courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)FPA 305 Explorations in Contemporary Arts I (3)FPA 308 Contemporary Arts Field School l (Theory/History) (4)FPA 309 Contemporary Arts Field School II (Studio) (4)FPA 310 interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 312 Seiected Topics in Art and Culture Studies (3)FPA 314 Readings in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 317 Introduction to Performanoo Studios (4)FPA 319W Critical Writing in the Arts (3)FPA 323 Ballet II (3)FPA 325 Special Project in Dance Composition *-(3)FPA 341 World Music (3)FPA 347 Eiectroacoustic Music II (4)FPA 348 Conducting II (3)FPA 362 Playmaking III ,-(3)FPA 353 Playmaking IV *-(4)FPA 362 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based Practices (3)FPA 363 Mothods and Concepts: Painting Practices (3)FPA 364 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 365 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 368 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Prosontation (3)FPA 389 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts II (3)FPA 400 Directed Studies (Studio) (3)FPA 401 Directed Studies (Theory/History) (3)FPA 402 Directed Studies (Studio) (4)FPA403 Direoted-Studies(Theory/History) (4)FPA 404 Directed Studies (Studio) (5)FPA 405 Explorations in Contemporary Arts II (5)FPA 408 Contemporary Arts Field School 111 (Theory/History) (4)FPA 409 Contemporary Arts Field School IV (Studio) (4)FPA 411 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary Arts (3)

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FPA 412 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 414 Advanced Topic in the Historyof Art and Culture (3)FPA 416 Practices in Art and Culture (3)FPA 420 Contemporary Dance VII (4)FPA 421 Contemporary Dance VIII (4)FPA 425 Intensive-Studies in Performance (4)FPA 426 Dance/Movement Analysis (3)FPA 446 Music Composition V (4)FPA 447 Computer Music Composition (4)FPA 450 Advancod Studio Skills ^(4)FPA 457 Context of Thoatro III (4)FPA 472 Production Practicum V *^3>FPA 473 Production Practicum VI +«(6)FPA 485 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary Arte(5)FPA 489 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA *-(6)or film studies-related courses outside the School for the ContomporaryArte, takenwith area approval^may not be completed than once for credit

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To:

Theatre Honours Program with Production and Design StreamProgram Requirements




FPA 184-3 Sound


and all of:FPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre IFPA 270-6 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-6 Production Ensemble II

and one of:FPA 120-3 Introduction to Contemporary Popular Dance FormsFPA 124-3 Dance ImprovisationFPA 129-3 Movement Fundamentals

and one of:FPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 161-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art II

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 51 units, Including ail ofFPA 357W-3 Context of Theatre IIFPA 370-6 Production Ensemble IIIFPA 371-6 Production Ensemble IVFPA 374-3 Stage LightingFPA 375-3 Stage DesignFPA 453-4 Theory and Practice of Directing

and six units from belowFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance CompositionFPA 352-3 Playmaking III +FPA 353-4 Playmaking IV +FPA 450-4 Advanced Studio Skills +FPA 453-4 Theory and Practice of DirectingFPA 457-4 Context of Theatre III

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FPA 470-6 Production Ensemble V

FPA 471-6 Production Ensemble VI

FPA 485-5 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary ArtsFPA 489-5 Interdisciplinary Project in FPA +♦ may not be completed than once for credit

and an additional 20 units of upper division credit

A maximum of 8 upper division units may come from outside FPA.

and the remaining 12 units chosen from FPA upper division courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor) 0

+may not be completed than once for credit


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From:

Theatre Extended Minor ProgramProgram Requirements


Students complete a minimum total of 30 units, including all ofFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre IFPA 270-3 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-3 Production Ensemble IIFPA 272-3 Production Praoticum IFPA 273-3 Production Praoticum IIand three units from any lower division FPA theory or history course outside of Theatreand three units from any lower division FPA studio course outside of Theatre.


Students complete a minimum total of 18 units, including all ofFPA 357W-3 Context of Theatre IIFPA 374-3 Stage LightingFPA 375-3 Stage Design

and one ofFPA 370-3 Production Ensemble IIIFPA 371-3 Production Ensemble IV

and one ofFPA 372-3 Production Praoticum IIIFPA 373-3 Production Praoticum IV

and one ofFPA 311-4 Interdisciplinary Studies in the ArtsFPA 325-3 Special Projects in Dance CompositionFPA 353-4 Playmaking IVFPA 470-3 Production Ensemble VFPA 471-3 Production Ensemble VIFPA 389-3 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts IIor any other upper division FPA history or theory course outside of Theatre.

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To:

Theatre Extended Minor ProgramProgram Requirements


Students complete a minimum of 30 units including all ofFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 171-3 Introduction to Stage and Production ManagementFPA 184-3 SoundFPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre IFPA 270-6 Production Ensemble IFPA 271-6 Production Ensemble IIFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/Collaboration


Students complete a minimum of 18 units, including all ofFPA 357W-3 Context of Theatre IIFPA 374-3 Stage LightingFPA 375-3 Stage Design

and one ofFPA 370-6 Production Ensemble IIIFPA 371-6 Production Ensemble IV

and one ofFPA 325-3 Special Projects in Dance CompositionFPA 353-4 Playmaking IVFPA 389-3 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts IIFPA 470-6 Production Ensemble VFPA 471-6 Production Ensemble VIor any other upper division FPA history or theory course outside of Theatre.

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Visual Art Major ProgramVisual Art Honours ProgramVisual Art Extended Minor Program

Visual Art Major

From:

Visual Art Major ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 39 units including all ofFPA 111 Issues in Fine and Performing Arts (3)FPA 160 Introductory Studio in Visual Art I (3)FPA 161 Introductory Studio in Visual Art II (3)FPA 167 Visual Art and Culture I (3)FPA 168 Visual Art and Culture II (3)FPA 210 Artworks, Theories, Contexts (3)FPA 260 Studio in Visual Art I (3)FPA 261 Studio in Visual Art II (3)

and three ofFPA 262 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based Practices (3)FPA 263 Methods and Concepts: Painting-based Practices (3)FPA 264 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 265 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 268 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Presontation (3)FPA 269 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics (3)

and six additional units in lower division FPA courses outside of visual art. Onemust be a history or theory course, and one must be a studio course.

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 38 units including all ofFPA 360 Studio in Visual Art III (4)FPA 361 Studio in Visual Art IV (4)FPA 366 Seminar in Visual Art I (3)FPA 367 Seminar in Visual Art II (3)FPA 460 Studio in Visual Art V (4)FPA 461 Studio in Visual Art VI (5)

and two ofFPA 362 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based Practices (3)FPA 363 Methods and Concepts: Painting Practices (3)FPA 364 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural Practices (3)FPA 365 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based Practices (3)FPA 368 Methods and Concepts: Spatial Presentation (3)FPA 369 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics * (3)

and nine FPA upper division units including one ofFPA 310 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 311 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Arts (4)FPA 312 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies (3)FPA 314 Readings in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 317 Introduction to Performance Studies (4)

FPA 411 Interdisciplinary Studios in theContemporary Arts (3)FPA 412 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies (4)FPA 414 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture (3)FPA 416 Practices in Art and Culture (3)*may be completed morethan once for credit under a different topic. Topics may changeevery term and include, but are not limited to, installation practices, performancepractices, digital 2D practices, and time-based media practices. Contact the generaloffice for further information.

Visual Art Major Program / frxV&tJ>toi& jwTSSProgram Requirements^ At* *Students complete 120 units including the program requirements as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum total of 39 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound


and all ofFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 161-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 260-3 Studio in Visual Art IFPA 261-3 Studio in Visual Art II

and two ofFPA 262-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based PracticesFPA 263-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting-based PracticesFPA 264-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 265-3 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based PracticesFPA 269-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics *

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 38 units including all ofFPA 360-4 Studio in Visual Art 111FPA 361-4 Studio in Visual Art IVFPA 366-3 Seminar in Visual Art IFPA 367-3 Seminar in Visual Art IIFPA 460-4 Studio in Visual Art VFPA 461-5 Studio in Visual Art VI

and six units ofFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based PracticesFPA 363-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 365-3 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based PracticesFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics *

and nine FPA upper division units including one ofFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies

FPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies

FPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the ArtsFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies


*may be completed more than once for credit under a different topic. Topics may changeevery term and include, but are not limited to, installation practices, performancepractices, digital 2D practices, and time-based media practices. Contact the generaloffice for further information.


Visual Art Honours

From:

Visual Art Honours ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 132 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 39 units including all ofFPA 111-3 Issues in the Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 161-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 260-3 Studio in Visual Art IFPA 261-3 Studio in Visual Art II

and three ofFPA 262-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing PracticesfFPA 263-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesfFPA 264-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesfFPA 265-3 Methods and Concepts: Photographic PracticesfFPA 268-3 Methods and Concepts: Spatial PresentationFPA 269-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics*and six additional units in lower division FPA courses outside of visual art. One must bea history or theory course, and one must be a studio course.

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 45 units including all ofFPA 360-4 Studio in Visual Art IIIFPA 361-4 Studio in Visual Art IVFPA 366-3 Seminar in Visual Art IFPA 367-3 Seminar in Visual Art IIFPA 460-4 Studio in Visual Art VFPA 461-5 Studio in Visual Art VIFPA 462-5 Honours Studio Visual Art

and two ofFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing PracticesfFPA 363-3 Methods andConcepts: Painting PracticesfFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesfFPA 365-3 Methods and Concepts: Photographic PracticesfFPA 368-3 Methods and Concepts: Spatial PresentationfFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics*f

and nine FPA upperdivision units including one ofFPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesfFPA 311 -4 Interdisciplinary Studies in-Art and Culture StudiesFPA 312-3 Selected Topics InArt and CulturetFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CulturefFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance StudiesfFPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary ArtsfFPA 412-3 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture StudiesfFPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the Historyof Art and CulturefFPA 416-3 Practices in Art and Culturef

and the remaining two required unto chosen from the following courses (placement incourses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)FPA 305-3 Explorations in Contemporary Arts IFPA 308-4 Contemporary Arts Field School (Theory/History)FPA 309-4 Contemporary Arts Field School (Studio)FPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesfFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture StudiesfFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and Culture StudiesfFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance StudiesfFPA 310W-3 Critical Writing in tho ArtsFPA 323-3 Ballet IIFPA 325-3 Special Project in Dance CompositionFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 347-4 Eloctroacoustio Music IIFPA 348-3 Conducting IIFPA 352-3 Playmaking IIIFPA 353-4 Playmaking IVFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based PracticesfFPA 363-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesfFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesfFPA 365-3 Methods and Concepts; Photo-based PracticesfFPA 368 3 Methods and Concepts: Spatial PresentationfFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected TopicsfFPA 389-3 Selected Topics in Fine and Performing Arts IIFPA 400-3 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 401-3 Directed Studies (Theory/History)FPA 402 4 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 403-4 Directed Studies (Theory/History)FPA 404-5 Directed Studies (Studio)FPA 405-6 Explorations in Contemporary Arts IIFPA 408-4 Contemporary Arts Field School (Thoory/History)FPA 409-4 Contemporary Art6 Field School (Studio)FPA 411-3 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Contemporary ArtsfFPA 412-4 Advancod Seminar in the History of Art and CulturefFPA 414-3 Advanced Topic In tho History of Art and CulturefFPA 416 3 Practices in Art and CulturefFPA 420-4 Contemporary Dance VIIFPA 421-4 Contemporary Banco VIIIFPA 425-4 Intensive Studies in PerformanceFPA 426-3 Dance/Movement AnalysisFPA 445-4 Music Composition VFPA 447-4 Computing Music CompositionFPA 450 4 Advanced Studio SkillcFPA 457-3 Context of TheatroFPA 472-3 Production Praoticum VFPA 473-6 Production Praoticum VIFPA 485-5 CollaborationFPA 480 5 Interdisciplinary Project In FPA*or film studiec-relatod courses outcido the School for the Contemporary Arts, takenwith area approved

f may not be completed than once for credit

•may be completed more than once for credit under a different topic. Topics may changeevery term and Include, but are not limited to, installation practices, performancepractices, digital 2D practices, and time-based media practices. Contact the generaloffice for further information

To:

Visual Art Honours ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 132 units including the program requirements as specified below.


Students complete a minimumtotal of 39 units including:


FPA 184-3 Sound


and all of

FPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 161-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 260-3 Studio in Visual Art IFPA 261-3 Studio in Visual Art II

and six units ofFPA 262-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing-based PracticesFPA 263-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting-based PracticesFPA 264-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 265-3 Methods and Concepts: Photo-based PracticesFPA 269-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics *

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 46 units including allofFPA 360-4 Studio in Visual Art IIIFPA 361-4 Studio in Visual Art IVFPA 366-3 Seminar in Visual Art IFPA 367-3 Seminar in Visual Art IIFPA 460-4 Studio in Visual Art VFPA 461-5 Studio In Visual Art VIFPA 462-5 Honours Studio Visual Art

and six units ofFPA 362-3 Methodsand Concepts: Drawing PracticesFPA363-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 365-3 Methods and Concepts: Photographic PracticesFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics*

and nine FPA upper division units including one ofFPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and CultureFPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and CultureFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies

FPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the ArtsFPA 412-3 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies


and the remaining three required units chosen from FPA upper division courses(placement in courses is based on prerequisites and/or permission of the instructor)

*may be completed more than once for credit under a different topic. Topics may changeevery term and include, but are not limited to, installation practices, performancepractices, digital 2D practices, and time-based media practices. Contact the generaloffice for further information


Visual Art Extended Minor

From:

Visual Art Extended Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 30units including all ofFPA 1113 Jssues in the Fino and Performing ArteFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio inVisual Art IFPA 161-3 Introductory Studio inVisual Art IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 260-3 Studio in Visual Art IFPA 261-3 Studio in Visual Art II

and two ofFPA 262-3 Methods andConcepts: Drawing PracticesFPA 263-3 Methods andConcepts: Painting PracticesFPA 264-3 Methods andConcepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 265-3 Methods andConcepts: Photographic PracticesFPA 268-3 Methods and ConcoptB; Spatial PresentationFPA 269-3 Methods andConcepts: Selected Topics*Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of 15units including two ofFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing PracticesFPA 363-3 Methods andConcepts: Painting PracticesFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 365-3 Methods andConcepts: Photographic PracticesFPA 368-3 Methods and Concepts: Spatial PresentationFPA 369-3 Methods andConcepts: Selected Topics*and nine FPA upper division units including one history/theory coursesmay becompleted more than once under a different topic. Topics may change everyterm and include, but are not limited to, installation practices, performance practices,digital 2Dpractices, and time-based media practices. Contact the school for furtherinformation.

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Visual Art Extended Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of30 units including all ofFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art!FPA 161-3 IntroductoryStudio in Visual Art IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 186-3Art of the Moving ImageFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, ContextsFPA 260-3 Studio in Visual Art IFPA 261-3 Studio in Visual Art II

and six units ofFPA 262-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing PracticesFPA 263-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesFPA 264-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 265-3 Methods and Concepts: Photographic PracticesFPA 269-3 Methods andConcepts: Selected Topics*

Upper Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of15units including six units ofFPA 362-3 Methods and Concepts: Drawing PracticesFPA 363-3 Methods and Concepts: Painting PracticesFPA 364-3 Methods and Concepts: Sculptural PracticesFPA 365-3 Methods and Concepts: Photographic PracticesFPA 369-3 Methods and Concepts: Selected Topics*

and nine FPA upper division units including one history/theory courses.

*may be completed more than once under a different topic. Topics may change everyterm and include, but are not limited to, installation practices, performance practices,digital 2D practices, and time-based media practices. Contact the school for furtherinformation.

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BA in Visual Culture and Performance Studies Major ProgramVisual Culture and Performance Studies Honours ProgramVisual Culture and Performance Studies Minor Program

From:

Art and Culture Studies Major ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 120 units, as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a total of 18 units, including four ofFPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture II

andFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, Contextsand three units of studio FPA courses

Upper Division RequirementsStudents are encouraged to plan in advance as some upper division courses may not beoffered each year. Students who wish to complete upper division courses must makesure they have the disciplinary prerequisites and should be aware that studio coursesmay have limited enrollments.

Students complete a total of at least 30 units, includingFPA 310- Interdisciplinary Mothods in Art and Culture Studies

and at least 18 units from the followingFPA308-4 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Theory/History)FPA 311 -4 Interdisciplinary Studios in the Arts *FPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies *FPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and Culture *FPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance StudiesFPA 319W-3 CriticalWriting in the ArtsFPA335-4 Introduction to Film TheoryFPA 408-4 ContemporaryArts Field School III (Theory/History)FPA411-3 Interdisciplinary Studios in the Contemporary Arts *FPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies *FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History ofArt and Culture *FPA 416-3 Practices in Art and Culturo *

*may be completed more than once for credit If the topic changes and a minimum e*-eJxunits of additional upper division coursos Intho flno orperforming arts must be completed. Coursos Intho abovo list of Art and Culturo

courses can bo used to fulfil this requirement, as can other history, theory or studiocourses offered by the School fortho Contemporary Arts. Relevant courses in otherdepartments may also be used to fulfil this requirement, Student advisors in the Schoolfor tho Contemporary Arts can provido students with a listof coursos in otherdepartments that are pertinent to tho Art and Culturo program. Studonts can also obtainindividual approvals for courses other than FPA courses by providing coursedescriptions to the student advisors in the school.

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1Mb Visual Culture and Performance Studies Major ProgramStudents are encouraged to take advantage off interdisciplinary offerings withinthe school. As many programs depend on a continuing sequence of coursescompleted in order, students should plan carefully to gain the maximum benefitand efficiency from their study. Note that several several are offered on arotational basis, i.e. every third or fourth term. An advisor is available to help planstudy programs.

Program RequirementsStudents complete 120 units including the program requirements as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a total of 24 units including allof:FPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 186-3 Artand the Moving ImageFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories and Contexts

Plus six studies units from below:FPA 136-3 History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 140-3 Music after 1900HUM 211-3 Art and Literature of the Italian RenaissanceFPA 227-3 History ofDance: The 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 Dance AestheticsFPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoFPA 257W-3 Context of Theatre I

Plus six studio units from below:FPA 129-3 Movement FundamentalsFPA120-3 Introduction to Contemporary and PopularDance FormsFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IIFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 184-3 SoundFPA 243-3 Gamelan IFPA285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio - Composition/Collaboration

*Other upper-division FPA courses maybe substituted with permission from instructor

Upper-Division RequirementsStudents are encouraged to plan in advance, as some upper-division courses may notbe offered each year. Students whowish to complete upper-division courses mustmakesure they have the disciplinary prerequisites and should be aware that studio coursesmay have limited enrollments.

Students complete a total of 28 units from the list below:

FPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies*FPA314-3 Readings in the History ofArt and Culture*FPA 317-3 Introduction to Performance StudiesFPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the ArtsFPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 335-4 Introduction to Film TheoryFPA 337-4 Intermediate Selected Topics in Film &Video StudiesFPA 359-3 Selected Topics in TheatreFPA 389-3 Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts IIFPA 401-3 Directed StudyFPA 403-4 Directed StudyFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies*FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture*FPA 406-3 Internship in Contemporary ArtsFPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video StudiesFPA 485-5 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Contemporary ArtsFPA 489-5 Interdisciplinary Project in FPAENG 103W-3 Introduction to DramaHUM 309-4 Literatures and the Arts Across CulturesHUM 311-4 Italian Renaissance HumanismHUM385-4 Special TopicsHUM 422-4 Humanities and the Critique of CultureCMNS 334-4 Cultural PolicySA 245- 4 Cultures and ImagesSA 460-3 Cultures, Politics, PerformanceEXP 320-3 Culture Memory and PerformanceGSWS 431-4 Local Sex on Global Screen

In the upper division, a minimum 12 units within FPA are required

*may be completed more than once for credit if the topic changes

Other FPA courses can be substituted for courses on this list with permission from area.

From:

Art and Culture Studies Honours ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 132 units as specified below.

Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete a total of 18 units, including four ofFPA 111-3 Issues in Fine and Performing ArtsFPA 136-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 The History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIandFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, Contextsand three units of studio FPA courses

Upper-Division RequirementsStudents are encouraged to plan in advance as some upper division courses may not beoffered each year. Students who wish to complete upper division courses must makesure they have the disciplinary prerequisites and should be aware that studio coursesmay have limited enrollments.

Students complete a total of at least 45 units, including all ofFPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Methods in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture StudiesFPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture

and at least 18 units from the followingFPA 308-4 Contemporary Arts Field School I (Theory/History) +FPA 310-4 Interdisciplinary Studies in the Arts *FPA 312-3 Selected Topics in Art and Culture Studies *FPA 314-3 Readings in the History of Art and Culture *FPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies +FPA 319W-3 CriticalWriting in the Arts +FPA 335-4 Introduction to FilmTheoryFPA 408-4 Contemporary Arts Field School III (Theory/History) +FPA 4113 Interdisciplinary Studios in tho Contemporary Arts *FPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies *FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the Historyof Artand Culture *FPA 416-3 Practices in Art and Culture *

+ may not be completed more than once for credit *may be completed more than oncefor credit if the topicchanges and a minimum ofsix units of additional upperdivisioncourses in the fine or performing arts must be completed. Courses in the above list of Artand Culture courses can be used to fulfil this requirement, as can other history, theory orstudio courses offered by the Schoolfor the Contemporary Arts. Relevant courses inother departments may also be used to fulfil this requirement. Student advisors in theSchool for the Contemporary Arts can provide students with a list of courses in other

departments that are pertinent to the Art and Culture program. Students can also obtainindividual approvals for courses other than FPA courses by providing courVedescriptions to the student advisors in the school.

and tho romaining 10 roauirort nnitr rhnrnn wi «»» frying mirrm (phcomont incoursos 10 based on proroqiiisitoc and/or pflrmiscion of tho instructed ""FPA 306 3 Explorations in Contemporary Arte 1 ^^FPA 308 Contemporary Arte Fiold School I(Thoory/History) iFPA 309 Contemporary Arte Fiold School II (Studio)FPA 310 Interdisciplinary Mothodc in Art and Culturo Studioc i-FPA 312 3 Soloctod Topico in Art and Culturo StudiooFPA 314 3 Roadingc in tho Hictory of Art and CulturoFPA 317- Introduction to Porformanco Studioc i-FPA 31OW 3 Critical Writing in tho Arto-fFPA 323 3 Ballot II

FPA 325-3 Spociai Project in Banco CompositionFPA 341 3WorldMuoicFPA 347-4 Eloctroacouotic Music 11FPA 348 3 Conducting IIFPA 352 3 Playmaking IIIFPA 353 4 Playmaking IVFPA 362 3 Mothodc and Concopto; Drawing baoed PracticocFPA 363 3 Mothodc and Concopto; Painting PracticooFPA 364 3 Mothodc nnd Pnnrnpftv fttmiptural PracticocFPA 365 3 Mnthnrip nnrt nnnTTnptfi. pnn|n bapod rr3cticQLFPA 368 3 Mothodc and Concopto: Spatial ProoontatlonFPA 360 3 Mftthnrir tnr\ n^^j^. g0|octoc| TopJCCFPA 380 3 Snlnrtnrl Tnpj~ 8n tnn Rnn nnfj rnrform| A|L (|FPA 400 3 Directed Studios (Studio)FPA 401 3 Diroctod Studioc (Thoory/1 llotory)FPA 402 1Directed Studios (Studio)FPA 403 4Directed Studies (Thoory/History)FPA 404-3 Diroctod Studies (Studio)FPA 405 5 Explorations in Contemporary Arte HFPA 408 4Cnntnmpnmry Arn» cm ffffnnfl, ,„ (Tnnoty/| m , |FPA 400 1Contemporary Arts Fiold School IV (Studio) ^^FPA 411 3Interdicciplinary Studioo in tho Contemporary Arts *FPA 412 1Advanood Sominar In Art and Culturo Studios *FPA 414 3Advnncod Topic in tho Hictory of Art and Culturo *FPA 416 3 Practicoc in Artand CulturoFPA 420 4 Contemporary Danco VIIFPA 421 1Contemporary Banco VlllFPA 425 11ntenoivo Studios in PorformancoFPA 426 3 Danco/Movoment AnalyolcFPA 445 4 Music Compocition VFPA 447 1Computer Music CompositionFPA 460 4Advanood Studio SkillsFPA 457 4 Context of Thoatro HIFPA 472 3 Production Praoticum V

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Visual Culture and Performance Studies Honours ProgramProgram RequirementsStudents complete 132 units including the program requirements as specified below.Lower Division RequirementsStudents complete atotal of24 units including all of-FPA 167-3Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories and Contexts

Plus six studies units from below:FPA 136-3 History and Aesthetics of Cinema IFPA 137-3 History and Aesthetics of Cinema IIFPA 227-3 History of Dance: The 20th CenturyFPA 228W-3 DanceAestheticsFPA 140-3 Musicafter 1900FPA 257W-3 Context ofTheatre IFPA 235-3 Experimental Film and VideoHUM 211-3 Art and Literature of the Italian RenaissancePlus six studio units from below:FPA 129-3 Movement Fundamentalscda ^n'o !n!roduction t0 Contemporary and Popular Dance FormsFPA 150-3 Introduction to Acting IIFPA 160-3 Introductory Studio in Visual Art IFPA 170-3 Introduction to Production TechnologyFPA 184-3 SoundFPA 243-3 Gamelan IFPA 285-3 Interdisciplinary Studio -Composition/Collaboration'Other upper-division FPA courses may be substituted with permission from instructorUpper-Division RequirementsStudents complete a minimum of40 unitsh!U^rtSware euncoura9ed t0 P^n in advance, as some upper-division courses mav not

Students complete a total of 28 units from list below:

FPA 312-3 Selected Topics In Art and Culture Studies*«a V<ii *eadln9s ln tne History of Art and Culture *FPA 317-3 Introduction to Performance StudiesFPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the Arts

FPA 341-3 World MusicFPA 335-4 Introduction to Film Theoryfpa 2£t 'ntfrmedlate Se,ect«l Topics in Film &Video StudiesFPA 359-3 SelectedTopics in Theatre«a ^?'f Selected Topics in the Fine and Performing Arts IIFPA 401 -3 Directed StudyFPA 403-4 Directed StudyFPA 412-4 Advanced Seminar in Art and Culture Studies*fpa llti ^van(Jd T°Pic jn th* History of Art and Culture*FPA 406-3 Internship mContemporary ArtsFPA 436-4 Advanced Seminar in Film and Video Studiescda ?»«1 ,lnterdisciP|inary Collaboration in Contemporary ArtsFPA 489-5 Interdisciplinary Project in FPAENG 103W-3 Introduction to DramaumU ?°9"4 Literatures and the Arts Across Cultureshum 311-4 Italian Renaissance HumanismHUM 385-4 Special TopicsHUM 422-4 Humanities and the Critique of CultureCMNS 334-4 Cultural PolicySA 245-4 Cultures and ImagesSA 460-3 Cultures, Politics, PerformanceEXP 320-3 Culture Memory and PerformanceGSWS 431-4 Local Sex on Global Screen

In the upper-division, aminimum 12 units within FPA are required

Other FPA courses can be substituted for courses on this list with permission from area.

^tlmJ^"181111119 12 rcquired units cnosen fr™ Â upper-division courses(Placement ,n courses is based on prerequisites and/or permission or ta fcESJ0*may be completed more than once for credit if the topic changes0Seeadvisor for course options

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Art and Culturo Studies Minor ProgramProgram Requirements

S^ ** encoura9ed to take advantage of interdisciplinary offerings within the


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FPaTat ?S?Pte!Ba!*mlnlmum of 15 unlts lnc,udinS a» ofFPA 167-3 Visual Art and Culture IFPA 168-3 Visual Art and Culture IIFPA 186-3 Art and the Moving ImageFPA 210-3 Artworks, Theories, Contexts

and one of

coa ll^'l .History and Aesthetics of Cinema Ifpa 137-3 History and Aesthetics of Cinema II


FPA^17 ?r?T f.mlnimum of 17 units« inc,"d*ngFPA 317-4 Introduction to Performance Studies

and a minimum of 10units from

FPA Sift pe,eHCted T°plcs ln Art and Cu,ture Studies*FPA w5r^ngf'" fhe Hjst()ry of Art and Culture*FPA 319W-3 Critical Writing in the ArtsFPA 335-4 Introduction to Film TheoryFPA 4o£S^SAeCted T°pics in Fl,m and Vkfeo StudiesFPA titAdvSrQ*^ Re,d Sch°01'" (Theory/History)ppa 1\at ™anced Sem,nar in Art and Culture*FPA 414-3 Advanced Topic in the History of Art and Culture*•may be completed again for credit if topic changes

SSS^ from w«hin the School for theused to fulfill this requirement ^^^ Stud,es courses in *e «« above can be

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