Course Syllabus

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Welcome to the course.

This course is designed for an online educational experience. While this course is designed with adults in mind, the content may be adapted for a general audience. This course comprises of three modules. In these modules we will explore the foundations of color theory and apply that understanding in ways to improve our acrylic painting technics. During the course we will apply our knowledge to practice, which will require students to upload images of their work to canvas for collaborative feedback.

Course Information

Course Number: CSE-616-DEV

Prerequisites: None

Instructor: Jesse Walter

Email: jwalter20@wou.edu

Office Location: Remote

Office Hours: 

Wednesdays & Thursdays
11:00 AM -5:00 PM

 

Required Text

No textbook will be required. Reading materials and or links to material will be provided as needed.

 

Other Course Materials

  • Bristol Paper or Canvas
  • Painter tape
  • Paintbrushes: Flat or Filbert and Round or Liner
  • Water containers for rinsing.
  • Acrylic Paint
    • Titanium White
    • Lamp or Matt Black
    • Primary Yellow
    • Primary Red
    • Primary Blue
  • Clean rags
  • Transfer paper or carbon paper

Resources

This is an online course and will require the student to have access to a computer or other device with browser access to the internet for completing and uploading assignments. As part of this course, it will be expected that the student will be able to take and upload digital images of their physical painted works.

 

WOU Disability Accommodations

WOU values diversity and inclusion; we are committed to fostering full participation for all students. Please notify your instructor if there are aspects of the instruction or design resulting in barriers to your participation.

Disability related accommodations are determined through the Office of Disability Services (ODS). If you, as a student, believe you may be eligible for disability related accommodations please contact ODS, they would be happy to work with you. ODS notifies students and faculty members of approved academic accommodations and coordinates implementation of accommodations.

Academic Programs Services Center (APSC) 405

503-838-8250 (voice)

https://wou.edu/disabilityservices/

ods@wou.edu

 

WOU Vaccinations required for students and employees

A COVID-19 vaccination is required for students and employees. Below is information about how to verify your vaccinated status or file for an exemption.

Submit proof of vaccination
The Student Health and Counseling Center encourages students to submit proof of vaccine as soon as possible. Please visit this PowerPoint information or Word document for details on how to submit this information. Students with questions about proof of vaccination or exemptions, please contact SHCC at 503-838-8313.

File for an exemption
Students are allowed an exemption from getting the COVID-19 vaccine for medical or non-medical reasons (which includes religious, philosophical or other non-medical reasons).
There are three steps to file for an exemption.

  1. View the  COVID-19 Vaccine Exemption Education Module. Required for Exemption
  2. Download and complete the  COVID-19 Vaccine Exemption Request Form
  3. Submit the form to SHCC.

More Information on Vaccination, COVID-19, and WOU is available here.

Academic Integrity

Academic integrity is a responsibility of all students. The work you turn in is expected to be your own, and information from others is expected to be cited appropriately. Please review: www.wou.edu/student/residences/pdfs/the_code_of_student_responsibility.pdf

Students who commit acts of academic misconduct are subject to in-class penalties imposed by the instructor and to a hearing before Judicial Affairs with possibilities of additional penalties.”

Important Resources

Writing Center: 

Teachers are expected to be effective communicators and serve as role models for their students. Please take advantage of the resources at your disposal and contact the WOU Writing Center (www.wou.edu/las/humanities/writingctr (Links to an external site.)).

Digital Media Center: 

If you're on campus, the DMC offers a small, bookable Digital Production Room (Links to an external site.) drop-in technology tutoring hours (Links to an external site.), as well as  for people who need help with technology-related class assignments. You can also check out specialized equipment for free from the library check-out counter.

Learning Resource Center: 

There are free test-prep, note-taking, and time management resources available in the Learning Resource Center. This office can also help you explore different degree programs to find the right fit (www.wou.edu/provost/aalc/learning (Links to an external site.))

Counseling Center: 

Life happens. Please know that there is help available on campus if you need it (http://www.wou.edu/student/health (Links to an external site.)).

 

Assignments and Grading

Students will be provided with reading assignments and quizzes built into the modules of the course in the learning management system (LMS). Collaboration occurs through the sharing and peer-critiquing. Grading will be based off rubrics tailored to meet the learning objectives for each project.

 

A         90-100%

B          80- 89%

C          70- 79%

D         60- 69%

F          59% and below

 

Downloadable an printable PDF version of this syllabus.

 

 

[About this mini-course]          [Syllabus]          [Module 1]           [Module 2]           [Module 3]

 

 

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