(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Introduces students to a variety of art materials and techniques while learning the basic elements and principles of art and design. The gateway course to the Visual Arts Curriculum. A $25 lab fee is required. (Formerly AR103)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Provides students a series of projects introducing them to the craft of fine art printmaking by creating portfolio quality pieces while developing a vocabulary of their own artistic ideas. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR206)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). This semester long course explores the global perspective on the interaction between contemporary art and culture as well as why individuals should study and examine art generally. It also allows the student to learn common art terms while providing the opportunity to analyze and interpret work using the language associated with art critique. Individuals will view historic and contemporary examples of how concept and design is used in a variety or art forms, focusing on pieces that push the boundaries of convention and have had a real effect on society. (Formerly AR244A, AR440)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Intended for students who have a basic understanding of the elements and principles of design and would like to study ceramics for the first time. A comprehensive introduction to the craft of clay working, with the primary emphasis on studio work leading to a portfolio of finished pieces by the end of the semester. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR334)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Students will learn the basic skills of three-dimensional design through the use of a variety of materials and techniques. Students will be introduced to a variety of historic and contemporary sculptors while discussing the strategies of a variety of artists. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR344)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Develops skills in the production of art, applying the fundamental elements and principles of fine art and design. Students will produce a body of work that shows personal exploration, artistic philosophy, art criticism, and art history. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR150)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). An introductory study in the field of digital photography and the photographic processes. Students will continue to explore photography through a variety of projects while pursing advanced skills in printing and using photo editing software. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103, and/or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR153)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Two dimensional design concepts as used in a variety of professional design fields including graphic design, textile design, fashion design, and interior design. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR155)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed to give students an understanding of residential functional and aesthetic design. The course revolves around designing a vacation home for a particular family on a specific lot and information related to that design. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR160)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Introduces students to digital video and sound elements of art-making. Students will explore the use of digital media through a series of projects using graphic, video, and sound editing software. Students will be given the opportunity to produce a series of short films while viewing a variety of historic and contemporary film samples. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR170)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of the skills taught in Printmaking I. In addition to demonstration and technical assignments, students will view historic and contemporary examples of quality prints and will analyze, and discuss specific artworks, identify cultural sources, processes, and the role of printmaking artists. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART206. (Formerly AR207)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of the skills taught in Ceramics I. Intended for students who have a basic understanding of the elements and principles of design and would like to continue developing their ceramics skills. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART234 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR335)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of the skills taught in Sculpture I. Intended for students who have a basic understanding of the elements and principles of sculpture and would like to continue developing their design skills. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART244 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR345)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of skills in the production, applying the fundamental elements and principles of fine art and design that was started in Drawing and Painting I. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART250 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR250)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). An advanced study in the field of digital photography and the photographic processes. Students will continue to explore photography through a variety of projects while pursing advanced skills in printing and using photo editing software. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART103 and ART253 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR253)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of skills taught in Design I. Includes a more advanced focus on two dimensional design concepts as used in a variety of professional design fields including graphic design, textile design, fashion design, and interior design. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART255 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR255)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of the skills taught in Architecture I. The course revolves around designing a two-story home for a particular family on a specific lot and information related to that design. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART260 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR260)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continues the development of the skills taught in Digital Media I. Students will explore the use of digital media through a series of projects using graphic, video, and sound editing software. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): ART270 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR270)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). For students who have already completed ART103 and an additional Visual Arts course and would now like the freedom to create a series (3-5 pieces) of work based on their own theme. This course is intended for the most advanced Visual Arts student. A $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s)s: ART103, two additional art classes, and consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR244C, AR403)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). An advanced course for students who have taken Photography and Digital Media or Drawing & Painting and Printmaking. Intended for the more advanced student looking for more independence to work on semester long projects while approaching professional practices in the arts. Prerequisite(s)s: ART103, two additional art classes, and consent of the instructor. (Formerly AR244B, AR410)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the intermediate or advanced visual arts student. Independent studies will be coordinated with the Visual Arts instructor. $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair. (Formerly AR704Y)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the intermediate or advanced visual arts student. Independent studies will be coordinated with the Visual Arts instructor. $25 lab fee is required. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair.

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). An overview of the field of dance designed to introduce students to the theory, practice, exploration and basic vocabulary of the three main genres of concert dance; ballet, modern and jazz. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. (Formerly DA100)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the beginning level mover in ballet technique. The class progression will follow the traditional format of barre and build up to basic center and across the floor work. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. (Formerly DA103)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the beginning level mover in jazz technique. The class will follow the progression of warm-up and center floor work including turns and jumps, and learning choreography. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. (Formerly DA113)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the beginning level modern mover. The class will cover modern techniques and include center and across the floor work. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. (Formerly DA123)

(One semester, 0.5 unit credit). An introduction to dance improvisation, exploring various class exercises involving imagery, text, as well as aural information, allowing students to explore the creative process. Open to all level of dance abilities from beginning through advanced. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. (Formerly DA144)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the intermediate level mover in ballet technique. The class progression will follow the traditional format of barre and center and across the floor work. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s)s: DANC103 or consent the instructor. (Formerly DA203)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Explores the various forms of dance such as social dance, ballet, modern, jazz, and tap dance through the lens of historical roots and cultural trends. (Formerly DA204)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the intermediate level mover in jazz technique. The class will follow the progression of warm-up and center floor work including turns and jumps, and learning choreography. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s): DANC113 or consent of instructor. (Formerly DA213)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the intermediate level mover in modern. The class will cover modern techniques and include center and across the floor work. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s): DANC123 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly DA223)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Provides students with opportunities to study and explore the act of dance-making through process-driven approach, improvisation, observation, peer feedback and critical group discussion. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s): DANC144 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly DA244)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the advanced level mover in ballet technique. The class progression will follow the traditional format of barre and center and across the floor work. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s): DANC203 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly DA403, DA303)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the advanced level mover in jazz technique. The class will follow the progression of warm-up and center floor work including turns and jumps, and learning choreography. Strengthening and cardio will also be included. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s): DANC213 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly DA313)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the advanced level mover in modern technique. The class will cover many modern techniques and include center and across the floor work. Students may opt to receive Physical Education credit for this course. Prerequisite(s): DANC223 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly DA323)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for any dancer enrolling in a dance technique class in the same semester and wanting to perform in that semester's dance concert. The progression of rehearsal and performance will follow that of a repertoire dance company. Prerequisite(s): by audition only. Corequisite(s): concurrent enrollment in a dance technique course. (Formerly DA401)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the intermediate or advanced dance student. Independent studies can be coordinated with the instructor in dance composition. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair. (Formerly DA704Y)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the intermediate or advanced dance student. Independent studies can be coordinated with the instructor in dance composition. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair.

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A chronological overview of the arts in Western Civilization from Ancient Greece to the Neoclassical era, with emphasis on the aesthetic philosophy prevalent in these various epochs.

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of FA101, beginning with the Romantic era and continuing to the present.

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Development of desirable habits for normal speech situations; effective use of voice, oral language, and bodily actions; basic principles of speech composition, specifically in the areas of informative, descriptive, and persuasion. Focus includes topic selection, organization, and analysis of research. Course requires NSU Dual Enrollment to be attached. Students must apply to and be admitted to NSU in order to take this course. (Formerly MC101)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A survey course on writing, design layout, and photo management for print services. The LSMSA yearbook will be 100% created by students. Checkpoints and critiques are expected weekly to keep page assignments on schedule for print. Can be repeated for credit. (Formerly MC110A)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A survey of newspaper production including writing, layout, and distribution. Can be repeated for credit. (Formerly MC110B)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the student with little or no musical experience with music theory. Students will learn note identification, key signatures, musical notation, major and minor scales, chord construction, intervals, and other basic music rudiments. (Formerly MU101)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Basic keyboard skills, music reading, and music fundamentals in the electronic keyboard lab setting. Designed for students with no prior piano experience. (Formerly MU102)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of skills begun in MUSC102. Prerequisite(s)s: MUSC102 or audition and consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU103)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). An introduction to playing the classical guitar. A foundation for further study of the guitar. (Formerly MU104)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Designed for the student who has had little or no previous experience with private vocal study. Students will learn basic vocal technique and musicianship including producing a safe, healthy and correct vocal sound, breathe support, diction, and stage presence. Students in this class will be required to sing both with the group and as a soloist in front of the class. (Formerly MU123)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor and Arts department chair. (Formerly MU131B)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Continuation of skills begun in MUSC101. Students will continue learning chord construction, identification, melody, tertian harmony, and simple harmonization. Four part writing will also be introduced at this time. Prerequisite(s): MUSC 101 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU201)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Keyboard skills, music reading, solo playing, and fundamentals of piano repertoire. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): MUSC103 or audition and consent of instructor. (Formerly MU202)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Individual lessons in music compositional techniques, including melody writing, harmonization, and form, among others. Compositions will be performed at student recitals. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Completion of MUSC101, concurrent enrollment in a music theory course and consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU213)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of skills learned in Class Voice I. Students will continue to study the proper production of a safe, healthy sound, while adding experience singing in a foreign language. Students will be required to sing both with the group and as a soloist in front of the class. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): MUSC123 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU223)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor and Arts department chair. (Formerly MU230)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A traditional concert choir designed to foster and develop young singers' healthy vocal technique, musicianship, and performing artistry as well as their knowledge of choral music literature. Instruction is provided for studying various styles and historical periods of choral literature, and opportunities are given for practical performing experience. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Vocal audition with instructor. (Formerly MU233)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A highly selective course designed to offer advanced performers opportunities to play challenging music literature in a professional setting. Players will be placed in both small and large groups according to works being performed. Students will receive private lessons. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU254B)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). A highly selective group pf 3-6 players chosen by the instructor from the best musicians in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Corequisite: MUSC254. Prerequisite(s): Audition, consent of instructor. (Formerly MU255)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, and overall musicianship. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of instructor. (Formerly MU283)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274B)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Meets twice a week. One meeting will provide individualized instruction in producing a safe vocal sound and presenting a polished interpretation of selected vocal literature. The second meeting will provide a class during which all Minor Voice students meet to practice performance skills in front of the rest of the class. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor. Corequisite(s): MUSC233. (Formerly MU272)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274D)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274E)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274F)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274G)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274H)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274I)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274J)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274K)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274L)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274M)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274N)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274P)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274Q)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274R)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274S)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254. (Formerly MU274T)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254.

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). Students will receive an individual lesson each week to work on repertoire, technique, overall musicianship, and music assigned in MUSC254. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of Ensemble Director. Corequisite(s): MUSC254.

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of MUSC201. Further development of common practice period theory. Chromaticism will be studied. A more advanced look at chord construction will take place as well as modulation into other keys. Emphasis will be placed on music analysis especially the chorales of J.S. Bach. Prerequisite(s): MUSC201 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU301)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of MUSC301. Emphasis will be placed on more complex music analysis as we look at pieces from the Classical and Romantic Periods. Selected composers will be discussed in connection on how they propelled music forward. Prerequisite(s): MUSC301 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU302)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor and department chair. (Formerly MU399A)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor and department chair. (Formerly MU399)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Students will receive either two individual lessons or one individual lesson and a studio class each week to work on repertoire, technique, and overall musicianship. Students will participate in festivals, recitals, and competitions. The course will culminate in a senior recital. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of the instructor. (Formerly MU383)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of MUSC302. 20th-century music theories and techniques. Emphasis will be placed on more complex music analysis seeing where music has gone since the breakdown of common practice period theory. Prerequisite(s): MUSC302 or consent of instructor. (Formerly MU401)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of MUSC401. 20th-century music theories and techniques. A more in-depth analysis will be presented by analyzing music by various composers who are significant figures in 20th-century music. Prerequisite(s): MUSC401 or consent of instructor. (Formerly MU402)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the advanced music student. Independent studies will be coordinated with the individual instructor. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair. (Formerly MU704Y)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the advanced music student. Independent studies will be coordinated with the individual instructor. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair.

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Development of the fundamental aspects of the craft of acting. The exploration of focus, imagination, and intent will play out through study of improvisation, auditions, and scene work. The course will culminate in a performance for an invited audience. (Formerly TH103)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Basic theory and principles of stage, set, lighting, sound, and costume design. Hands-on experience assisting Theatre and Dance Repertory Productions. (Formerly TH113)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Fundamentals of Theatrical and Comedic Improvisation. Students will develop communication skills, audition skills, and overall performance awareness, performing in teams on a regular basis using increasingly complicated forms and culminating in a Harold, the keystone of long-form improvisation. (Formerly TH123)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Students will read, analyze, discuss, and present concepts for up to 10 important theatre scripts over the course of the semester, with the intention of studying plays as a director would prior to conducting auditions. Each semester may focus on different offerings of theatre (Pulitzer Winners, Theatre for Social Change, 20th Century, etc.). Possible viewing and critique of both LSMSA and NSU performances. Prerequisite(s): THEA103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly TH244S, TH130)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Further exploration of the craft of acting through a focus on Stanislavski and Meisner methods. Through improvisation and scene study, actors will utilize moment work and critique to further their use of objectives, actions, and motivation as they construct fully developed characters. The course will culminate in a performance for an invited audience. Prerequisite(s): THEA103 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly TH203)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). An advanced class to continue to explore designing, crafting and execution of theatrical productions. Enhanced theatre terminology and hands-on skills needed for the different areas of technical theatre to support the Theatre Repertory and Dance Repertory productions. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): THEA113 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly TH213)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). A continuation of THEA123. Students will continue to work on the Harold with a greater focus on character development and audience relationship. Students will perform on a regular basis for an audience. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): THEA123 or consent of the instructor. (Formerly TH223)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Exploration of the craft of acting with a focus on various theatre styles away from traditional or modern contexts. Examples may include Greek, Shakespeare, Absurdism, Ensemble/Chorus Work, Commedia, and Improvisation. The course will culminate in a performance for an invited audience. Prerequisite(s): THEA103, THEA203, or consent of the instructor. (Formerly TH244T, 303)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Students will rehearse and perform the main school production during the semester. Can be repeated for credit. Prerequisite(s): Audition and consent of the instructor. (Formerly TH323)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). Students will explore musical theatre production through research, rehearsal and performance for the public of musical solos and scenes. Prerequisite(s): THEA103, MUSC123 or MUSC233, and consent of the instructors. (Formerly TH333)

(One semester; 0.25 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the advanced theatre student. Independent studies will be coordinated with the instructors. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair. (Formerly TH704Y)

(One semester; 0.5 unit of credit). To meet special needs and interests of the advanced theatre student. Independent studies will be coordinated with the instructors. Prerequisite(s): consent of the instructor and department chair. (Formerly TH704Z)