Undergraduate BulletinBachelor of Fine Arts – Stage Properties

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The curriculum model shown here represents the minimum coursework required for this program. It is expeceted that students meet with both their Arts Advisor and their General Education (DLA) Advisor regularly to ensure the correct coursework is attempted and completed. Any transfer coursework must be evaluated by the appropriate office before it may be applied to your UNCSA transcript and degree requirements, and will be reflected in your DegreeWorks profile.

BFA Degree Total 120 credits

DEP Course Total 90 credits General Education Course Total 30 credits

Year One
Fall	Spring	Course Title	Credits per Semester |  Total Credits
DEP 1000		Production	4 4 8
DEP 1001	DEP 1002	Introduction to Theatrical Production I & II	1 1 2
DEP 1121	DEP 1123	Color and Design I & II	2 2 4
DEP 1153	DEP 1154	Technical Graphics IA & IB	2 2 4
FYS 1000		Making & Reflecting	3 - 3
	ENG 1200	Writing About...	- 3 3
		General Education Requirements1	3 3 6
Year One Total			15 15 30
Year Two
Fall	Spring
DEP 5000	DEP 5000	Production	6 6 12
DEP 2261		Properties Management	3 - 3
	DEP 3072	Arts in Context: Furniture History	- 3 3
	DEP 2412	Stagecraft	- 3 3
DEP 1111	DEP 1112	Drawing I & II	2 2 4
HUM 2100		Critical Dialogues	3 - 3
	HUM 2200	Paths to the Present	- 3 3
		General Education Requirements1	3 - 3
Year Two Total			17 17 34
Year Three
Fall	Spring
DEP 5000	DEP 5000	Production	6 6 12
DEP 2211	DEP 2212	Foundations of Scene Painting I & II	2 2 4
	DEP 3262	Stage Properties	- 3 3
DEP 3271		Furniture Construction	3 - 3
		General Education Requirements1	3 6 9
Year Three Total			14 17 31
Year Four
Fall	Spring
DEP 5000	DEP 5000	Production	6 6 12
DEP 4111	DEP 4112	Professional Career Development I & II	1 1 2
		Arts Elective	6 5 11
Year Four Total			13 12 25

¹ General Education

UNCSA Liberal Arts Core:

3 credits FYS 1000: Making & Reflecting
3 credits ENG 1200: Writing About …
3 credits HUM 2100: Critical Dialogues
3 credits HUM 2200: Paths to the Present

3 credits Social or Behavioral Sciences
(Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology)

3 credits Language, Literature, and Culture
(Writing, Literature, English, Foreign Language, Communication)

3 credits Humanities
(History, Humanities, Art History, Philosophy, Theater History)

3 credits Math or Science (Math, Science)

6 credits General Education Electives/Interdisciplinary courses(ARH, ARM, ATY, COM, ENG, FRE, GER, HIS, HUM, ITA, LIT, MAT, MST, PHI, PSY, SCI, SOC, TAI, THH, WRI) This includes courses offered by the Division of Liberal Arts, and with specific permission by the Dean of Liberal Arts, can include courses offered by one of the Art Schools, provided that the course is outside the student's major area of concentration (Dance, Design and Production, Drama, Film, or Music).