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May 19, 2026
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2026-2028 Undergraduate Catalog
Illustration Curriculum Sequence
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Illustration focuses on strengthening the fundamental elements of communication imagery and the “language” of this art form. Students are challenged to consider how to manipulate various media and to intelligently communicate through complex compositions while working to create works that shed light on particular themes. Students are also encouraged to consider whether they desire to pursue illustration’s commercial uses or to move in the direction of fine arts illustration. Our primary purpose is to provide guidance that allows the student to reach their short-term goals with the understanding that there is more to achieve beyond the undergraduate level such as animation, book illustration, sequential illustration among others.
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Suggested Curriculum Sequence
This curriculum guide is a tool for planning. Matriculated students and advisors should consult Degree Works before and after registration for classes each semester to track academic progress. First Year (Semester One): 13 Credits
First Year (Semester Two): 16 Credits
Second Year (Semester One): 15 Credits
Second Year (Semester Two): 15 Credits
Third Year (Semester One): 16 Credits
Third Year (Semester Two): 15 Credits
Fourth Year (Semester One): 16 Credits
Fourth Year (Semester Two): 14 Credits
- XXXX - Free Elective 3 credits
- XXXX - Free Elective 2 credits
- XXXX - Art Elective 3 credits
- ART 496 - Senior Studio II 3 credits
- XXXX - Liberal Arts Core 3 credits
Total: 120
1 HUMA 201 is Strongly Recommended since it is a prerequisite for ART 303
2 Two sequential courses in the same language. It is advised to take these courses before the senior year Please see General Education Requirements Distribution Areas for courses that satisfy General Education Requirements where not specified by the department |
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