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Fall semester
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Liberal Arts
Studio Arts
In addition to the liberal arts and the studio arts courses offered by the Accademia Italiana, Arcadia students may also choose from a wide range of design courses at all levels.
The specific fields include course in fashion design, interior and industrial design, graphic design and visual communications, and textile design. Basic level design courses are open to all students while upper level courses will have pre-requisites and a portfolio of works may be required for admittance.
For a complete list of courses and their descriptions please contact Barbara Dennig, program representative at Arcadia University, CEA directly.
Fashion Design
- FD 101 Fashion Illustration - Introduction to Figure Drawing
- FD 201 Fashion Illustration - Figure Drawing II
- FD 301 Fashion Illustration - Introduction to Color Techniques
- FD 401 Fashion Illustration - Color Techniques II
- FD 121 Introduction to Collection Theory
- FD 221 Collection Theory II
- FD 321 Collection Theory III
- FD 421 Collection Theory IV
- FD 151 Introduction to Pattern Design
- FD 251 Pattern Design II
- FD 171 History of Costume I
- FD 271 History of Costume II
- FD 261 Prototypes
- FD 351 Clothing Samples I
- FD 451 Clothing Samples II
- FD 361 Tailoring Techniques I
- FD 461 Tailoring Techniques II
- FD 371 Textile Technology
- FD 391 Computer Aided Pattern Design I
- FD 471 Marketing
- FD 491 Computer Aided Fashion Design II
- FD 521 Clothing Laboratory - Design and Practice
- FD 531 Design of Accessories
- FD 551 Visual Communication and Media
- FD 571 Theory and History of Fashion Design
Interior Design
- ID 101 Geometric Design
- ID 102 Exercises in Technical Drawing
- ID 121 Architectural Design & Survey
- ID 131 Basic Design
- ID 141 Analysis of Styles
- ID 151 History of Architecture I
- ID 251 History of Architecture II
- ID 201 Architectural Interventions
- ID 211 Introduction to Industrial Design
- ID 221 Interior Planning I
- ID 321 Interior Planning II
- ID 421 Interior Planning III
- ID 231 Techniques of Graphic Representation
- ID 431 Techniques of Graphic Representation II
- ID 271 Technology of Building Materials
- ID 291 Design of Window Displays
- ID 311 Industrial Design
- ID 351 History of Design
- ID 361 Model Building
- ID 391 Computer Aided Design I
- ID 491 Computer Aided Design II
- ID 411 Advanced Industrial Design
- ID 451 Design Theory
- ID 471 Marketing
- ID 521 Creative Design Laboratory
- ID 531 Furniture and Product Design - Theory and Practice
- ID 541 Visual Communication & Strategies and Practice
- ID 591 Art Furniture
Textile Design
- TD 111 Color Techniques
- TD 121 Textile Printing I
- TD 221 Textile Printing II
- TD 131 Textile Laboratory I
- TD 231 Textile Laboratory II
- TD 331 Textile Laboratory III
- TD 431 Textile Laboratory IV
- TD 151 History of Textiles
- TD 271 Textile Technology
- TD 281 Batik
- TD 291 Computer Textile Design I
- TD 361 Industrial Knitwear I
- TD 461 Industrial Knitwear II
- TD 391 Computer Textile Design II
- TD 411 Graphic Techniques for Textile Design
- TD 491 Computer Textile Design III
Graphic Design
- GD 101 Color Techniques
- GD 102 Lettering
- GD 131 Geometric drawing
- GD 141 Design of the Illustrated Image I
- GD 241 Design of the Illustrated image II
- GD 211 Computer aided graphic design I
- GD 311 Computer aided graphic design II
- GD 411 Computer aided graphics III
- GD 221 Publishing design
- GD 231 Introduction to Graphic design
- GD 331 Graphic design II
- GD 431 Graphic design III
- GD 251 Semiotics
- GD 271 Poligraphic reproductions
- GD 321 Internet laboratory
- GD 421 Internet laboratory II
- GD 351 Design of the coordinated image
- GD 371 Visual communications
- GD 381 Photography
- GD 451 3-D Animation
- GD 471 Marketing and trends
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