AFA 224 : Print entrance

Department

Department of Fine and Applied arts

Academic Program

Bachelor in Art Education

Type

General

Credits

02

Prerequisite

Intended learning outcomes

knowledge & understanding

  • The student recognizes the importance of typography in our daily life
  • The student will be familiar with the materials and tools that are used in this field
  • The student learns how to choose the appropriate subject with the appropriate material that enhances the beauty of the work
  • Discovering the great potential of the art of engraving and printing in developing the knowledge and skills of students.

Mental skills

  • Thinking and creativity in the circle of black and white
  • B.2 Converting a color image into black and white without the use of any device
  • B.3 Stimulating and developing the creative thinking skill.
  • Develop the analysis skill and solve the problem that the student may encounter during printing.

Practical & professional skills

  • The ability to use the tools of the printing material
  • The ability to deal with chemicals (acids)
  • The ability to choose the appropriate topic with the appropriate material.

generic and transferable skills

  • The student learns how to deal with his classmates.
  • The student learns teamwork.
  • The student learns from the course teacher many experiments and techniques.

Teaching and learning methods

  • Practical lectures
  • Theoretical lectures

The foundations of design (AFA 123)
Engineering drawing (AFA 131)
free drawing (AFA122)
(GS122)
Print entrance (AFA 224)
Introduction to art education (AFA222)
general photography (AFA229)
Ancient art history (AEA227)
Art Terms (AFA 226)
(AE302)
sculptural applications (AE222)
Education Technology (AE205)
Fundamentals of art education (AE203)
Child and adolescent art (AE201)
Printing techniques (AE311)
History of medieval art (AFA323)
ceramic applications (AE251)
educational approaches and theories (AE207)
History of Islamic Art (AFA228)
Developmental psychology (AE313)
linear configurations (AE204)
Arts for special needs (AE217)
Works of art (AE318)
Scenes from the environment (AE320)
Psychological health (AE314)
ART history in the Renaissance (AFA324)
Kindergarten (AE307)
General Teaching Methods Strategies (AE215)
Modern Art History (AFA 425)
Museums and galleries (AE419)
Mosaic and murals (AE423)
Specific teaching strategies (AE216)
Practical Education I (AE425)
Practical Education II (AE456)
SEMINAR (AE424)