FALL 2024 Schedule

Section	Instructor	Location	Schedule	Notes
Z	Lee	FLR 409	W 6:30 pm-9:15 pm	10 seats reserved for MFA Graphic Design, 8 seats for BFA Graphic Design. Topic is "Software Lab", course is 2 units. This project-based studio course introduces industry-standard emerging media. Students will explore and establish an introductory technical foundation in tools for animation, modeling, and coding to support creative work. The course includes hands-on demonstrations that provide practical insights, informing conceptually oriented projects.

FALL 2024 Schedule

Section	Instructor	Location	Schedule	Notes
ZC		FLR 314	M 2:30 pm-5:15 pm	Course is 2 Units, Topic is "Arcs & Sparks: Welding Techniques and Concepts": This course provides an introduction to the concepts and skills required to safely operate a multitude of metalworking tools and machines. Tools and topics covered include: Smithing and forming, drilling and tapping, MIG, TIG torch and stick welding as well as techniques to preserve and treat ferric metals. Ultimately, students will leave with a full understanding of the CFA welding facility and the potential to create and operate in the space safely. 2 units.

SPRG 2025 Schedule

Section	Instructor	Location	Schedule	Notes
ZB	Martin	FLR 404D	R 12:30 pm-3:15 pm	Topic is "Intro to Papermaking", students must register for 2.0 units. Description: This studio course focuses on the two thousand year history of handmade paper, it's history in both Eastern and Western production, as well as more contemporary practices such as pulp painting, sheet formation using fibers from plants and textiles, and working with molds for three-dimensional objects. Students will be required to do one research paper on a specific topic within handmade paper, and create paper works that show technical prowess as well as incorporating paper in their own creative works.

SPRG 2025 Schedule

Section	Instructor	Location	Schedule	Notes
ZD	Pepe	FLR 532	T 3:30 pm-6:15 pm	Topic is "Special Topics in Photography", students must register for 2.0 units. Description: This course explores critical themes and processes found within the discipline of photography.