Academic Program Proposal

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Prince George's Community College
Proposal
Associate of Art (A.A.)Art2/12/2023Approved3/17/2023
Art Program Description
The Associate of Arts in Art prepares students for a career in the creative economy and for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in art. Required courses in the program focus on visual literacy, digital literacy, color theory, 2D &amp;amp; 3D design, visual <br>perspective, formal and conceptual analysis, and contextualization of art. Students are encouraged to explore traditional studio media and/or digital media. They are introduced to theories, history and practices associated with the arts that stress critical thinking, problem solving, and professional practices. The program provides opportunities for the development of an understanding and appreciation of how art impacts and enriches their everyday lives and their community. Students have the option to select elective courses <br>that align with four tracks of the creative economy: commercial art, arts organization/management, arts teaching, and studio art. Students complete the program by developing a competitive portfolio for entry into workforce or for transfer.

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