ART 30 COURSE OUTLINE

Program Overview

Art 30 is the third course in the Art 10, 20, 30 sequence. Students will focus and refine the elements and principals of design learned in 10 and 20. They will do projects in pencil, oil pastel, acrylic paint, conte, sketch book, and choice. The elements of design are, line, shape, form, color, value, texture, and space. The principles of design are, balance, movement, rhythm, contrast, emphasis, pattern, and unity.

Students will:

• produce a portfolio in art which will represent the students personal style,
• develop, achieve, and refine drawing skills and styles,
• exhibit a personal style through in-depth studies,
• use personal experiences as sources for image making,
• develop and solve design problems,
• Investigate the impact of technology on the intentions and productions of the artist,
• research selected artists and periods to discover factors in the artists' environments that influence their personal images.

Prerequisites

• Successful completion of "Orientation to Online Learning"
• 50% in Art 20

General Expectations

• Students must complete their course with in the time limits specified by their instructor.
• Instructors will provide completion dates for assignments, quizzes, and exams on the calendar within each course. Since these dates reflect the time needed to complete each section of the course, it is critical that meet all deadlines. Students are required to contact their instructor regarding any changes to these deadlines. Assignments that are not submitted by the deadline will be assessed a mark of 0 (zero).
• Students that fail to meet their course deadlines, even for a short period, may be required to meet with the administration to discuss their progress.
• Students must maintain regular contact with their instructor via the communication tools provided in their course. A minimum of two contacts per week is expected.
• Revelation Online is a "virtual" school. Students are expected to participate in chat and discussion sessions designated by the instructor. Chat sessions will be posted on the course calendar.
• Technical issues will occur and are not an excuse for late or missing assignments. Students are expected to manage their time so that minor delays due to technical problems do not result in missing deadlines. Students are expected to contact Technical Support if they experience technical problems.

Technical Skills and Equipment Requirements

• Students must have internet access. A high speed connection, either ADSL or cable, is necessary in some courses.
• Skill in using a web browser to navigate the web to locate educational resources and download files.
• File management skills necessary to create directories, save files, and retrieve files.
• Ability to use email to send messages and attachments.
• A Java enabled browser, either Internet Explorer 5.0 or Netscape Communicator 6.0 or higher.
• Word processor such as Microsoft Office or OpenOffice.

Face-to-Face Requirements

• Students are required to write two exams (mid-term and final) at the testing centre located at the Revelation Online Centre.
• Students may be required to attend appointments with the school councilor if their progress becomes a problem.