UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN—STOUT
B.F.A. in INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
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Please refer to the current UW-Stout General Education course list.
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE REQUIREMENT:
Completing a program of university-approved work or study abroad, or
completing six credits of courses approved as fulfilling the global
perspective requirement
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RACIAL & ETHNIC STUDIES REQUIREMENT:
The Racial and Ethnic Studies requirement is six credits with a minimum
of three credits from RESA.
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A. COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS
ENGL-101
Composition 1 or
ENGL-111
Freshman English - Honors I .............. 3
ENGL-102
Composition 2
or
ENGL-112
Freshman English - Honors II or
ENGL-113
Honors Seminar I ............................... 3
SPCOM-100
Fundamentals of Speech ......................... 3
B. ANALYTIC REASONING AND NATURAL SCIENCES
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STUDIO AND RELATED REQUIREMENTS
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ART-100
Drawing I .................................................................. 3
ART-101
2-Dimensional Design Foundations ......................... 3
ART-200
Drawing II ................................................................. 3
ART-103
3-Dimensional Design Foundations .......................... 3
DES-150
Introduction to Sustainable Design & Development 2
DES-205
Design Drawing & Concept Visualization .................. 3
DES-200
Design Concepts and Problems ................................ 3
DES-220
Intro to 2D Digital Imaging ....................................... 3
ART-211
Contemporary Sculptural Practices I ........................ 3
DES-310
Graphic Design I ........................................................ 3
DES-231
ID 1: Product Form and Visualization ....................... 3
DES-232
ID 2: Ergonomics ....................................................... 3
DES-331
ID 3: Product Interface Design ............................. *3
DES-332
ID 4: Design for Manufacture ............................... *3
DES-431
System, Environment and Context ...................... *3
DES-432
Theory, Society and Application .......................... *3
* Courses with an asterisk (*) are sequential and must be taken
in separate semesters.
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Courses must be from the areas of analytic reasoning and natural
sciences. At least one mathematics or statistics course and a natural
science course with a lab are required.
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C. ARTS AND HUMANITIES
ARTH-223 Survey of Art: Ancient-Medieval ...................... 3
PHOTO-130 Intro to Still & Moving Image Photography ...... 3
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D. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
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Courses must be from two or more areas including anthropology,
economics, geography, political science, psychology and sociology.
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E. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
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Courses must be selected from the list of approved contemporary
issues courses, which include technology.
ART STUDIO SELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS
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Choose 12 credits from the following: Six (6) credits of Art Studio
Selectives must be ART-prefix.
ART-300
Drawing III..................................................... 3
ART-301/401/403 Life Drawing I/II/III ........................................ 3
ART-209/409/410 Painting I/II/III ............................................... 3
ART-311/411
Contemporary Sculptural Practices II/III ....... 3
ART-213/313/413 Ceramics I/II/III ............................................. 3
ART-215/315/415 Art Metals I/II/III ........................................... 3
ART-217/417
Printmaking I/II ............................................. 3
DES-405
Advanced Presentation Techniques for
Designers ...................................................... 3
DES-320
Furniture Design ........................................... 3
ART/DES-XXX
Other: Approved by Advisor ...................... 1-3
DES-X97
Co-op, Field Experience or Other .............. **1
** Students may satisfy the Experiential Learning Requirement
by participating in a Co-op, Internship, Field Experience,
International Study Abroad, or Other, as approved by Program
Director.
ART HISTORY REQUIREMENTS
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ARTH-224
Survey of Art: Renaissance-20th Century ..... 3
ARTH-319
History of Design........................................... 3
ARTH-xxx
Art History Selective ..................................... 3
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F. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND ETHICAL REASONING
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Courses must be selected from the list of approved social responsibility
and ethical reasoning courses, which includes health, health education,
and athletics.
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G. SELECTIVES
Courses/credits may be selected from any category to meet the
40-credit requirement.
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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
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MFGT-110
Materials & Manufacturing Processes .......... 3
MFGT-202
Welding & Casting Processes or
MFGT-204
Polymer Processes .................................... 3
ENGGR-112
Engineering Graphics Fundamentals ............ 3
ENGGR-436
Computer Assisted Design Problems or
ENGGR-266
Engineering Graphics Surface Modeling
& Rendering ............................................. 3
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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN—STOUT
B.F.A. in INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
2013-2014
IMPORTANT PROGRAM NOTES:
1.
It takes an average of 15 credits per semester to complete this degree in four years.
For your reference, an 8 semester sequence can be found at the bottom of this page.
2.
DES-231 and DES-232 are concurrent courses and must be taken the same semester.
3.
Courses identified by * on the front of this sheet are sequential and must be taken in separate semesters:
DES-331 ID3: Product Interface Design
DES-332 ID4: Design for Manufacture
DES-431 System, Environment and Context
DES-432 Theory, Society and Application
ADDITIONAL PROGRAM NOTES AND REQUIREMENTS
A. It takes an average of 15 credits per semester to complete this degree in four (4) years.
B. Students must fulfill the General Education/Racial & Ethnic Studies/Global Perspective Courses according to UW-Stout criteria.
C A Mid-Program Portfolio Review is a requirement for graduation.
D. A grade of “C” (2.0) or better in each Art & Design class (those with an ART/ARTH/DES prefix) is required for graduation.
A grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or better in Art and Design courses and a 2.0 overall GPA is required for graduation.
E. **Experiential Learning: One of the following experiences may be completed as a requirement for graduation: internship, co-op,
field experience or sponsored project (approved by the BFA in Industrial Program Director).
RECOMMENDED EIGHT SEMESTER SEQUENCE
It takes an average of 15 credits per semester to complete this degree in four years.
First Semester
ART-100
Drawing I...................................................... 3
ART-101
2-Dimensional Design Foundations ............. 3
Arts &Humanities ARTH-223: Survey of Art:
Ancient-Medieval (req.) ................................ 3
ENGGR-112
Engineering Graphics Fundamentals ........... 3
ENGL-101
Composition 1 or
ENGL-111
Freshman English - Honors I ................. 3
Second Semester
ART-103
3-Dimensional Design Foundations ............. 3
ART-200
Drawing II..................................................... 3
ARTH-224
Survey of Art: Renaissance-20th Century .... 3
ENGL-102
Composition 2 or
ENGL-112
Freshman English - Honors II or
ENGL-113
Honors Seminar I ................................... 3
Analytic Reasoning & Natural Science ..................................... 3
Third Semester
ART-211
Contemporary Sculptural Practices I ........... 3
DES-200
Design Concepts and Problems .................. 3
DES-205
Design Drawing and Concept Visualization . 3
MFGT-110
Materials & Manufacturing Processes I........ 3
Analytic Reasoning & Natural Sciences ................................... 3
Fourth Semester
DES-220
Intro to 2D Digital Imaging .......................... 3
DES-231
ID 1: Product Form and Visualization........... 3
DES-232
ID 2: Ergonomics ......................................... 3
MFGT-202
Welding & Casting Processor
or
MFGT-204
Polymer Process .......................................... 3
Arts&Humanities PHOTO-130 Intro to Still & Moving Image
Photography (req.) ....................................... 3
Fifth Semester
ART-XXX
Art Studio Selective ................................... 3
DES-310
Graphic Design I ........................................ 3
ENGGR-436
Computer Assisted Design Problems or
ENGGR-266
Engineering Graphics Surface Modeling
& Rendering ......................................... 3
*DES-331
ID 3: Product Interface Design
or
*DES-332
ID 4: Design for Manufacture ............. 3
SPCOM-100
Fundamentals of Speech ........................... 3
Sixth Semester
ART-XXX
Art Studio Selective ................................... 3
ARTH-319
History of Design ...................................... 3
*DES-331
ID 3: Product Interface Design
or
*DES-332
ID 4: Design for Manufacture ............. 3
Analytical Reasoning & Natural Science ................................ 4
DES-150
Intro to Sustainable Design & Develop ...... 2
Seventh Semester
ART-XXX
Art Studio Selective .................................. 3
ARTH-XXX
Art History Selective ................................ 3
*DES-431
System, Environment & Context or
*DES-432
Theory, Society & Application .......... 3
Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning ......................... 3
Social & Behavioral Sciences ................................................. 3
Eighth Semester
ART-XXX
Art Studio Selective ................................... 3
*DES-431
System, Environment & Context or
*DES-432
Theory, Society & Application .......... 3
Social & Behavioral Sciences ................................................ 3
Selective ................................................................................. 3
Contemporary Issues ............................................................. 3